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A Delhi court is considering an interim bail plea for NEET-UG paper leak accused Yash Yadav, who seeks to attend the re-examination. The court has allowed him study materials and will hear the CBI’s response on June 12. The investigation has revealed a network distributing leaked papers for profit across multiple states.

India Thanks Oman for Rescuing 24 Indian Crew from Fire-Stricken Tanker  Outlook India

Bonn Climate Meetings: Concerned By Declining Levels Of Climate Finance, Says India  ETV Bharat

Deadly protests in Pakistan-occupied Kashmir have drawn international concern over communication restrictions and arrests. Meanwhile, CID investigators are probing alleged signature forgery at Mamata Banerjee’s residence, while Delhi Police reveal a planned murder of a DU professor.

Assam moving to centre of India’s economy: EU envoy  ThePrint

Ayodhya is experiencing an unprecedented surge in visitors, with numbers skyrocketing from 6 million in 2020 to over 164 million in 2024, fueled by the Ram Temple’s inauguration and infrastructure upgrades. This boom has revitalized local businesses, boosting shopkeeper earnings fivefold and property values significantly. Projections indicate Ayodhya’s tourism economy could reach ₹10,000 crore annually.

Gym environments, once considered safe havens for fitness enthusiasts, are now caught in a web of distrust fueled by sensational news and alarming allegations. Reports of ‘gym jihad’ tell stories of deceptive friendships aimed at manipulation, accusations of drug violations, and disputes over property rights.

In a significant ruling, a court in Delhi has refused bail to Manisha Waghmare, linked to the NEET-UG exam scandal that prompted its cancellation. Meanwhile, co-accused Yash Yadav is appealing for temporary bail, citing an impending examination and a family wedding. The court has called for the CBI’s input on this matter.