The Maharashtra State Council of Examinations postponed Sunday's Teacher Eligibility Test following a midnight police raid in Bhiwandi that exposed a major question paper leak. The postponement leaves over 4.28 lakh teaching aspirants in limbo amid widespread outrage
Maharashtra's Teacher Eligibility Test (TET) 2026, scheduled for June 28, has been postponed after police found suspects in Bhiwandi possessing questions matching the actual paper. A criminal case has been registered, and authorities have launched a detailed investigation into the alleged leak
Thane: The Thane city police commissionerate’s website was allegedly hacked on Tuesday, with a message appearing on it apparently directed towards the Indian government and demanding an apology to “Muslims all over the world”. A senior police official here confirmed that the website has been hacked. “We have contacted the agencies concerned for necessary action. […]
