Manipur crackdown: Four militants arrested; men linked to banned groups carried out extortion | India News

Representational file photo (PTI) NEW DELHI: Security forces in Manipur, on Saturday, arrested four militants linked to banned groups for allegedly carrying out extortion. In Thoubal district, officers picked up a man from his home in Itham Awang on Friday after weapons were found in his possession. Police said they recovered an SLR rifle with…

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Bihar board exams 2026: Dummy admit cards for class 10, 12 released, correction window open till this date at intermediate.biharboardonline.com

Bihar Board has released dummy admit cards for Class 10 and 12 exams, with a correction window closing November 27, 2025. Students must meticulously verify personal details, subjects, and exam center information. Schools will handle correction requests via official portals. Promptly reporting any errors is crucial for accurate final admit cards and records. The Bihar…

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Class 10 boy’s suicide: Police secure CCTV showing alleged humiliation; probe widens in Delhi, 3 students quizzed | Delhi News

NEW DELHI: Police have talked to three classmates of St Columba’s student Shourya Patil as part of a probe into his suicide. The three, according to an FIR, witnessed some teachers allegedly humiliating the Class 10 boy for days before he jumped off Rajendra Place metro station on Nov 18. Delhi Student Suicide Case: Massive…

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Labour codes to usher in uniformity, clarity

In a landmark move set to reshape India’s labour landscape, govt notified the implementation of all four labour codes, bringing into effect one of the most ambitious labour reforms in the country’s post-independence history. The rollout marks the realisation of “One India, One Law”- a unified labour framework that replaces a century of fragmented statutes…

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Ontario education minister delays EQAO results to study student performance: Educators and opposition raise transparency concerns

Ontario’s Education Minister is withholding standardized test results, sparking criticism. Educators and opposition politicians argue timely data is crucial for transparency and effective school decision-making. The delay, citing a need for deep analysis, raises concerns about the independence of the EQAO and potential political motivations, especially amid recent government powers over school boards. Ontario’s Education…

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