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Here’s why many MBBS graduates can’t take foreign licensing exams

Thousands of MBBS graduates cannot take foreign licensing exams. Their colleges have not secured ECFMG sponsor notes for global recognition. This formal note is essential for students seeking international medical practice opportunities. Many students discover this issue only after completing their medical degrees. The National Medical Commission is processing updates for several Indian medical colleges.

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‘Not going to let him get away’: Rahul Gandhi targets Amit Shah over police action on NEET protesters; BJP says ‘prove it or apologise’

Rahul Gandhi accused Home Minister Amit Shah of police excesses against protesters. He demanded Shah’s dismissal and a Supreme Court-monitored probe into the actions. Gandhi also blamed the RSS for the education sector’s current problems. Government ministers challenged Gandhi to provide proof or issue an apology. The Lok Sabha experienced disruptions over these serious allegations.

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Pathologist’s claims raise fresh questions over Nolan Wells’ final hours and death

Nolan Wells’ death has sparked shockwaves across the nation as the cause behind it remains unknown. Amid this, a new claim has been made by a pathologist.

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Amid opposition walkout, Rajya Sabha gives approval to Vande Mataram bill

The Rajya Sabha passed a bill proposing jail time for disrupting Vande Mataram. Opposition MPs walked out, demanding a statement on police action against protesters. Junior home minister Nityanand Rai piloted the bill, criticizing Congress’s stance on the national song. MP Sanjay Singh questioned the RSS’s past refusal to hoist the tricolour. AIADMK MPs noted

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Diana called Charles honeymoon ‘blissful’, later said she ‘dreamt of Camilla’

A newly surfaced letter written by Princess Diana to a school friend shortly after her 1981 royal wedding paints a picture of a happy honeymoon with then-Prince Charles. However, years later, the late Princess of Wales revealed that the reality behind the scenes was far more painful, describing herself as consumed by Charles’ relationship with

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Ahead of dengue vaccine rollout, all 4 strains found in circulation

India’s first dengue virus mapping shows all four serotypes circulating in eight states. This finding could influence the country’s upcoming dengue vaccine strategy. Researchers found DENV-2 to be the dominant circulating strain across the nation. Concurrent infections with multiple strains are linked to more severe dengue disease. Continuous molecular surveillance is essential for monitoring virus

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Guard’s accidental gunshot kills man visiting bank in city

A customer was killed Tuesday after a security guard’s gun discharged accidentally. Manish Kumar, a farmer, was updating his Aadhaar card at the Union Bank branch. The ex-serviceman guard, Vinod Kumar, was loading cartridges when the firearm discharged. The bullet struck Manish in the back, and he was rushed to the hospital. Police have arrested

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CWG 2026: Dilip Gavit wins Gold, Mohd Basil claims Silver in Men’s T47 100m race

Dilip Gavit secured gold in the men’s T47 100m race with a new Games Record. Mohammed Basil Morssinganakth followed closely, earning the silver medal for India. This remarkable performance ensured a historic one-two finish for the Indian contingent. England’s Kevin Santos claimed the bronze medal in the competitive event. The athletes delivered strong performances on

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No ban on Jagannath movie, artists must enjoy creative liberty, says Supreme Court

The Supreme Court rejected a plea to ban an animated film on Mahaprabhu Jagannath. Justices emphasized artists’ creative expression and tolerance for depicting deities. They noted that preventing such depictions would halt many religious television programs. The court stated that the Censor Board’s approval meant no judicial interference was needed. It refused to restrict artistic

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Continue with your duties fearlessly, CRPF chief tells troopers amid pellet gun row

CRPF Director General G P Singh supports troops acting in good faith during duty. He assures responsibility for all decisions made in the public interest. An internal probe found standard operating procedures were followed by RAF personnel. Pellet guns were used after other crowd dispersal methods failed. This investigation may prevent charges against the RAF

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