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State government is considering a shift from intermediate marks-based admission system to a centralised entrance examination. The entrance test, which may be on the lines of the Common University Entrance Test conducted for UG admissions to Central universities, is likely to be rolled out from 2027-28
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Huzurabad MLA Padi Kaushik Reddy has launched a campaign to oppose the proposed dumping yard near Huzurabad, warning of severe health and environmental hazards for residents within a 30-kilometre radius. He completed a 24-hour deeksha supported by various sections of society.
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India’s Under-19 girls secured a dominant 3-0 win over Sri Lanka as matches continued in the regional qualification event for the ITTF-ATTU Asian Youth Table Tennis Championships in Shimla, with strong performances also coming from India’s Under-15 boys.
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Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor Manoj Sinha terminated two government employees over alleged links with terror outfits. The action, taken under Article 311, is part of an ongoing crackdown on militant connections within government institutions in the Union Territory
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NCERT has reconstituted its curriculum committee after the Supreme Court criticised a Class 8 Social Science textbook section on the judiciary. The revised panel has 20 members, with three removed following court directions and changes aimed at strengthening the body
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The Election Commission recalled a general observer from a West Bengal constituency after he failed to provide basic details about polling stations during a briefing. The move comes ahead of the state’s two-phase assembly elections scheduled later this month
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A meeting between the Election Commission and a TMC delegation ended in controversy, with the party alleging the CEC asked them to “get lost” and the EC accusing leaders of shouting. The exchange comes amid tensions over West Bengal elections
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M K Stalin said the state will not accept any delimitation decision taken without its consent. He questioned the Centre’s approach, alleged lack of transparency, and urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to address concerns raised by southern states
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Indian shooters failed to reach the final of the 10m Air Pistol Men’s event at the ISSF World Cup in Spain, with Mukesh Nelavalli finishing 14th. Rhythm Sangwan and Divya TS made a promising start in the 25m Pistol Women’s event.
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Brilliant Chess Academy will organise the 239th Brilliant Trophy Chess Tournament on April 11 and 12 at Brilliant Grammar High School, Dilsukhnagar, Hyderabad. Junior players across multiple age categories will compete for prizes worth Rs 10,000.
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Ribhav Verma maintained his dominance at the IGU Hyderabad Amateur Golf Championship, carding a three-under 69 in windy conditions to extend his lead to four shots after two rounds at Boulder Hills Golf & Country Club.
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US President Donald Trump announced what he termed a “productive regime change” in Iran, vowing to eliminate uranium enrichment while signalling possible sanctions relief and threatening steep tariffs on countries supplying weapons to Tehran.
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Young India Skills University (YISU), Telangana, has launched B.Tech in Applied Life Sciences and B.Sc in Cardiovascular Sciences. The programmes offer hands-on training with partner companies and hospitals. YISU also unveiled its Digital Learning Universe for enhanced learning experiences.
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The NCDRC has stayed the execution of bailable warrants against actor Salman Khan in a misleading advertisement case linked to a pan masala brand. It has also directed lower commissions to submit records while hearing the matter further
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West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee criticised the BJP and Election Commission over large-scale voter deletions, alleging manipulation. She said the TMC will move court again to challenge the exclusions and protect voters’ rights ahead of the elections
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A new report highlights that climate stress is affecting India’s economy and public health, with heat exposure causing major labour losses and increased health risks. It also shows rising threats to maternal health and vulnerable communities due to climate change impacts
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Union Minister Annpurna Devi said the proposed amendment to the women’s reservation law will boost women’s participation in governance and mark a golden era of development. The move is expected to significantly increase representation in Parliament and state assemblies
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A 16-year-old girl was allegedly raped by seven men at a cafe in Bareilly’s Bhojipura area. Police said the accused used a video of an earlier assault to threaten her. FIR has been filed and the accused are absconding
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Church leaders across Telangana are launching a state-wide campaign to secure SC status for Dalit Christians. The movement includes petitions to national leaders, grassroots representations, legal consultations, and a public rally titled ‘Garjana’ to raise awareness and mobilise support.
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Rakul Preet Singh has started dubbing for Pati Patni Aur Woh Do. The upcoming romantic comedy, directed by Mudassar Aziz and starring Ayushmann Khurrana, Sara Ali Khan, and Wamiqa Gabbi, follows a love triangle and is highly anticipated by fans.
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Weavers in Rajanna Sircilla are facing fresh challenges as rising yarn prices linked to West Asia tensions increase production costs. Industry representatives say crude oil disruptions and pending government payments are further straining the already struggling weaving community.
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Three workers were injured after falling from an under-construction railway bridge near Kagaznagar in Kumram Bheem Asifabad district. One worker was trapped, prompting a rescue operation, while colleagues raised concerns over unsafe working conditions at the site.
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Kriti Sanon said filming ‘Jab Talak’ for Cocktail 2 felt like a perfect summer getaway. The song, featuring Shahid Kapoor and Rashmika Mandanna, highlights friendship and fun, and sets the tone for the film’s June 2026 release.
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Global semiconductor revenue is expected to exceed $1.3 trillion in 2026, driven by surging demand for AI processing, data centre infrastructure and rising memory prices, according to Gartner, which predicts the industry’s fastest growth in more than two decades.