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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah sparked controversy in Parliament by claiming that Nepal has also encroached upon Indian territories, while discussing the long-standing border dispute over Lipulekh, Limpiyadhura and Kalapani.
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In Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh, hotelier’s son Vineet Rai was shot dead by four masked men. His father, Alok Rai, blamed police inaction and alleged a nexus between the force and the extortionist "Katra Gang."
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Kerala Chief Minister V D Satheesan said constructive criticism is vital for democracy and societal progress, stressing that those in power must accept scrutiny. He also underlined the importance of press freedom and pledged action on farmers' concerns
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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah said both Nepal and India have encroached on each other's territories and called for a diplomatic resolution of border disputes. His remarks sparked criticism from opposition leaders and former diplomats in Nepal
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Vice President C P Radhakrishnan stressed the need for constructive journalism, saying inadequate coverage of positive developments could misguide youngsters. In a veiled reference to the Cockroach Janata Party, he urged media to promote nation-building, facts and responsible public discourse
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Rahul Gandhi accused Prime Minister Narendra Modi of ignoring concerns surrounding the CBSE On-Screen Marking controversy, alleging flaws in answer-sheet scanning and evaluation. He questioned the government's response and said affected students deserved accountability and justice
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Karnataka CM-designate D K Shivakumar and senior leader Siddaramaiah will meet the Congress high command in Delhi on June 1 to finalise Cabinet formation. Intense lobbying continues for ministerial posts, deputy CM positions, and portfolio allocation ahead of the June 3 swearing-in
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The Gulmarg Gondola cable car service in Jammu and Kashmir will resume operations on June 2 after remaining suspended following a technical malfunction that stranded 320 tourists. Authorities completed maintenance work and scheduled a final safety trial before reopening
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Authorities began demolishing 143 encroachments in Delhi’s Shalimar Bagh after the Supreme Court upheld land clearance for a road widening project. The action follows decades-old acquisition proceedings, with officials also announcing relief measures for affected families
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The Kedarnath Yatra resumed on Sunday after being temporarily suspended due to heavy rainfall and an orange weather alert in Uttarakhand. Pilgrim movement was restored as conditions improved, while helicopter services remained suspended and authorities continued monitoring the situation
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A 22-year-old man from Pakistan-occupied Jammu and Kashmir was apprehended by the Army after crossing the LoC in Uri, reportedly driven by an online relationship and personal distress. Authorities are verifying his claims before deciding further legal action
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Three-language policy structurally privileges Hindi-speaking students and undermines fairness, federalism, regional equality and linguistic diversity
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Ekta, a 24-year-old BDS graduate preparing for FMGE, was found dead under the debris of the Saket building collapse after her father waited overnight in hope. She had spoken to family hours before the tragedy as rescue operations continued
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Kerala will launch “Operation Toofan: The Narco Hunt” on June 2 to curb drug trafficking through enhanced policing, digital reporting tools, and surveillance systems. The state-wide campaign will target narcotics networks and promote awareness, especially among students and youth
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Officials have alleged that Pakistan is transmitting rogue cellular signals into Jammu and Kashmir to facilitate covert communication for terror networks. The signals reportedly reach border districts and prisons, prompting calls for advanced countermeasures to strengthen security and prevent misuse
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The Election Commission has started the enumeration phase of the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls in four states, with BLOs conducting door-to-door verification. Eligible voters can submit forms until June 28 for inclusion in draft voter lists
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The National Medical Commission has proposed restoring the 10-year limit for completing the MBBS course, including internship, through an amendment to the Graduate Medical Education Regulations. The move is expected to help students facing academic, health or personal challenges
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Officials have alleged that Pakistan's ISI is encouraging Over Ground Workers in Jammu and Kashmir to join mainstream political parties while attempting to revive dormant terror outfits. Security agencies are closely monitoring the developments and countering radicalisation efforts in the region
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CBSE said vulnerabilities identified in the OnMark portal of its service provider have been contained and further weaknesses are being assessed. The board has deployed cybersecurity experts from government agencies and IITs while seeking inputs from ethical hackers and citizens
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An RTI seeking nationwide court fee collection data remained incomplete despite being transferred across four entities. The Central Information Commission has ordered a fresh reply and issued show-cause notices to Law Ministry officials over mishandling and procedural lapses
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Parvati Ojha, a canteen owner near Saket Metro station, died after rushing back into her shop to alert students during a building collapse. Known for her care and generosity toward aspirants, she is being remembered as a mother figure by students
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Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla, the first Indian on the ISS, says his test pilot experience is shaping his training for ISRO’s Gaganyaan mission. He described the programme as a major leap for India, marking its entry into human spaceflight capability
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A tragic road accident in Visakhapatnam claimed three lives and injured eight others after an APSRTC bus collided with a stationary lorry near Gajuwaka. Police said the bus driver allegedly failed to notice the vehicle; investigation is underway
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India and the United States will begin four-day negotiations from June 1 to finalise an interim trade agreement under the broader bilateral trade framework. Talks will focus on market access, tariffs, investment rules, and economic security alignment