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One of those commuters was travelling with his pregnant wife. Frustrated and desperate, he stepped out of his vehicle and sat down in the middle of the road in protest. His act of defiance, captured on video and widely shared on social media, quickly turned him into an unlikely symbol of public anger over VIP culture and traffic disruptions in India's technology capital.
Students received wrong answer sheets. Blurred, illegible scans were marked by evaluators. Pages went missing. Portals crashed. Marks plummeted. The national pass percentage plunged to 85.20%, the lowest in seven years. The vendor at the centre of the storm, Coempt Edu Teck (formerly Globarena Technologies), had already cratered examination systems in Telangana — twice — in 2019 and 2023, leaving behind a trail of suicides and judicial intervention.
Two young tigers were found dead in Shyampur Range, in Haridwar forest division in Uttarakhand on May 19 and 20, 2026. Their paws had been severed. Post-mortem examination confirmed poisoning from a contaminated buffalo carcass deliberately placed as bait. The mother tigress has not been sighted since.
Investigation reveals how organised tiger poaching networks operated across Uttarakhand while government claimed zero poaching. Official rec
Two young tigers were found dead in Shyampur Range, in Haridwar forest division in Uttarakhand on May 19 and 20, 2026. Their paws had been severed. Post-mortem examination confirmed poisoning from a contaminated buffalo carcass deliberately placed as bait. The mother tigress has not been sighted since.
How NEET Let the Paper Leak—And Why It Will Happen Again
NEET paper leak 2026: How exam security keeps failing despite 101 Radhakrishnan recommendations. Inside the governance collapse and what it
The 2024 NEET paper leak—originating in local centres, travelling through brokers and coaching networks, and finally acknowledged by courts and investigators—was supposed to be the wake-up call that fixed the National Testing Agency's DNA. An expert committee led by K. Radhakrishnan duly prescribed a radical shift to encrypted digital papers, biometric authentication, hybrid computer-assisted testing, and a near-election-grade security protocol. But implementation stalled, and NEET walked into 2026 still wearing the same old vulnerable armour.
IPL Franchise: The Billionaire Bet That's About to Implode
IPL franchise valuations soaring while insiders warn of collapse. Sesh Kumar reveals why Wall Street's biggest cricket bet could crater within years.
This analysis seeks to unpack how a domestic T20 cricket league, launched in 2008 as a glitzy experiment, has morphed into a financial asset class that global private equity and conglomerates are scrambling to own. Drawing from the viral narrative's "IPL as currency" framing and recent deal data, it examines the league's origin, the centrality of media rights, the guaranteed revenue waterfall to franchises, the sponsorship and attention economy, the deal timing strategies, and the extraordinary multi-bagger returns harvested by early owners. It then attempts to stack the IPL franchise ecosystem against other global sports leagues, probes the risks and bubble questions, and maps out the way forward for investors chasing "humongous" returns in a market where the real product is not cricket but the monetisation of 600-plus million eyeballs.
West Bengal voter list deletion: Lakhs voted in 2024 but cannot vote today. Is the Election Commission cleaning electoral rolls or engineering results?
Bipartisan calls to invoke the 25th Amendment against Trump are rising. Here's what the US Constitution says must happen next.
Impeachment proceedings begin in the House of Representatives. A member of the House files a resolution for impeachment. The resolution goes to the House Judiciary Committee, which usually holds a hearing to evaluate the resolution. If the House Judiciary Committee thinks impeachment is proper, its members draft and vote on articles of impeachment. Once the House Judiciary Committee approves articles of impeachment, they go to the full House for a vote.
Corbett tiger poaching: 40 tigers dead, skins and bones seized, officials named for faking death records; 8 years later, State tells court n
Corbett tiger poaching: 40 tigers dead, skins and bones seized, officials named for faking death records; 8 years later, State tells court nothing is wrong.
The contradictions were not subtle. They were staggering. The Probe has gone through every major claim Trump made in that address — and what the facts actually show.
US-Iran War: Driven by overconfidence, the US has ignored lessons from Vietnam, Afghanistan and Ukraine, triggering a Hormuz crisis, global
The Trump administration’s miscalculation of Iran is not an anomaly. It is the latest entry in one of the oldest and most lethal traditions in international politics: the catastrophic gap between what leaders believe going in and what war actually delivers.
The royals are by no means strangers to scandal, but allegations of law-breaking are another matter entirely. Mountbatten-Windsor’s fall from grace will have huge repercussions for the British royals, and it also gives us an insight into how the handling of the royals has changed since Queen Elizabeth’s death.
The damage is not limited to the battlefield. The conflict is shaking the global economy. Stock markets in many parts of the world have fallen sharply. Supply chains are disrupted. Shipping, manufacturing, and trade between Asia, Europe, and the Middle East are facing serious problems. Airlines are canceling flights or rerouting them to avoid the conflict zone. Cargo ships are delayed, and insurance costs for ships traveling through the region are rising.
LPG shortage fears grow: Strait of Hormuz crisis threaten India’s cooking gas imports, pushing prices higher, exposing millions of household
If tensions in the region escalate further or Iran attempts to disrupt shipping traffic through the strait, the consequences could reverberate across India’s economy: resulting in LPG shortage, rising prices, inflationary pressures, strain on piped natural gas networks, rising LNG costs, and a significant increase in the fiscal burden on the government if subsidies are expanded to shield poorer households.
India now faces a difficult strategic choice. If it wishes to lead the Indian Ocean, it must decide whether silence can remain part of that
India now faces a difficult strategic choice. If it wishes to lead the Indian Ocean, it must decide whether silence can remain part of that leadership.
What makes Andrew's arrest so striking is that we have to reach back to the 17th century to find anything comparable.
The royals are by no means strangers to scandal, but allegations of law-breaking are another matter entirely. Mountbatten-Windsor’s fall from grace will have huge repercussions for the British royals, and it also gives us an insight into how the handling of the royals has changed since Queen Elizabeth’s death.
After bulldozers razed 400 homes in Kogilu, infrared photography disrupts visual complacency, reframing eviction beyond the limits of “norma
By dawn, more than 400 families had lost their homes. Residents say they were not given prior notice.