Amid NEET protest clashes, Rupali Ganguly says students must not attack police

Protests over the NEET paper leak have sparked nationwide demands for accountability and reform following allegations of student suicides linked to exam pressure. Actor Rupali Ganguly expressed support for peaceful protests, condemning violence that distracts from core issues. The movement, led by the Cockroach Janta Party, emphasizes students' rights to fair examinations and justice.

JPSC Exams 2026: Jharkhand PSC postpones 9 exams- check complete list here

The Jharkhand Public Service Commission has postponed the JPSC Exams 2026, cancelling a total of nine examinations due to "unavoidable" reasons, including the significant Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Main exam slated for July 25-27, 2026. This follows the CID's arrest of several individuals, including the deputy examination controller, amid an investigation into alleged irregularities. JPSC Chairman L Khiangte has resigned.

Gulshan Group to invest ₹1000 crore in premium housing project in Ghaziabad

Ghaziabad's housing market is shifting towards premium projects, exemplified by the Gulshan Group's launch of Gulshan Empire, priced from ₹2.20 crore. The development will feature 500 spacious apartments, showcasing strong demand with 200 already sold, primarily to end-users from NCR. The project reflects elevated buyer preferences and aims for completion by 2031, backed by significant investments.

Sabarimala gold loss case probe continuing very slowly; govt unhappy: Minister Muraleedharan

Kerala Devaswom Minister K. Muraleedharan expressed dissatisfaction with the slow pace of the Sabarimala gold loss investigation, emphasizing that while arrests have occurred, no chargesheet has been filed. He warned of government intervention if progress isn't made by month’s end. The SIT is examining cases related to gold allegedly lost during electroplating exercises from 2019 and 2025.

Quote of the day by Suriya: 'Wherever there is faith and hope, magic happens'

In May 2026, Suriya emphasized the power of faith during a promotional event for his film *Veera Bhadrudu*, stating, "Wherever there is faith... magic happens." Amid ongoing national unrest, his message served as a reminder that belief can provide resilience in difficult times. Suriya, an acclaimed actor, has been influential in Indian cinema since his debut in 1997.

Jana Nayagan Twitter reviews say Vijay's aura not enough to save 'garbage' film

**Jana Nayagan, directed by H Vinoth and featuring Vijay, has finally released in theaters, marking the actor's final film before entering politics. Despite initial audience excitement, reviews are mixed, with praise for Vijay's performance and the score, but criticism towards the script and pacing. The film is inspired by the Telugu hit Bhagavanth Kesari.**

Senior CPI(M) leader P K Sreemathi to move police over fake pension claim

Senior CPI leader P K Sreemathi plans to file a police complaint against a social media campaign accusing her of receiving a family pension for a non-existent MLA named Krishnan. Sreemathi, emotional over the allegations, emphasized her innocence, stating they tarnish her five-decade reputation. She will also pursue legal action for defamation against the campaigners.

Sunny Deol's Partition saga Batwara 1947 cleared by CBFC without cuts: Report

"Batwara 1947," directed by Rajkumar Santoshi and produced by Aamir Khan Productions, showcases the struggles of a Muslim family during the Partition. Cleared by the CBFC without cuts, the film stars Sunny Deol and Shabana Azmi, marking Preity Zinta’s return. It emphasizes hope amidst turmoil, releasing on August 14, with music by AR Rahman.

‘Feeling guilty’: Fresher says colleague with 12 years’ experience earns less

A Reddit post by a new marketing executive reveals concerns about salary disparities, highlighting a colleague with over a decade of experience earning significantly less. While the poster earns ₹43,000, the experienced sales executive receives ₹31,000. Reddit users emphasized that salary hinges on skills and market demand, not just experience. Many argue active upskilling and strategic job changes are crucial for better earnings.

Three cousins killed as bike rams into truck while overtaking on Rajasthan highway

Three cousin brothers were killed in a motorcycle accident on National Highway-23 in Rajasthan's Karauli district while attempting to overtake a truck. The rider lost control while avoiding a stray animal, causing the motorcycle to crash. Ashish (16), Harsh (16), and Pawan (21) had been returning home after an outing. An investigation is underway.

Protests are ‘wake-up call’: MK Stalin accuses Centre, demands abolition of NEET

MK Stalin has publicly supported protesting students in New Delhi, advocating for the abolition of NEET, asserting that only this can resolve ongoing issues. He emphasized NEET's failure to meet its promises and warned of its structural problems, calling the protests a wake-up call for the Union Government to trust states. NEET has been opposed by Stalin since its inception.

Cardiologist shares 5 blood tests you should consider after turning 40

Dr. Sanjay Bhojraj emphasizes the importance of advanced blood tests for individuals over 40 to detect early health risks. Key tests include fasting insulin for insulin resistance, hs-CRP for inflammation, LDL-P for cholesterol particle burden, urine albumin-to-creatine ratio for vascular stress, and NT-proBNP for cardiac strain. Standard tests often miss these crucial markers, urging proactive health monitoring.

Alia Bhatt breaks silence on CJP protests: ‘Last few days have broken my heart’

Alia Bhatt expressed her emotional response to recent student protests on Instagram, emphasizing their significance as a reflection of dreams and hopes not only for themselves but for future generations. She praised their courage and urged society to listen to these young voices, highlighting their role in shaping the country's future. Their spirit inspires hope for change.

Chandigarh: BRICS delegates take part in walkathon at Sukhna Lake

Delegates at the sixteenth BRICS Health Ministers' meeting participated in a walkathon at Sukhna Lake to promote healthy living and combat obesity, emphasized by Union Health Secretary Punya Salila Srivastava. India is hosting the meeting to enhance cooperation on health issues among BRICS nations, which include Brazil, Russia, India, China, and South Africa, amid broader health initiatives.

Kangana Ranaut says she's ‘never seen an atheist topper’

Protests over the NEET exam have escalated in India, sparked by allegations of a paper leak and rising student suicides. Protesters demand the resignation of Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan and compensation for grieving families. Amidst this, Kangana Ranaut praised NEET topper Vaishnavi Das while emphasizing the importance of parliamentary accountability during ongoing sessions, highlighting the need for responsible government actions.

Motorola Edge 70 Max is polished for gamers, photographers and everyone else

Motorola confidently launches two flagship Android phones: the Edge 70 Max and the Signature, targeting distinct consumer needs. The Edge 70 Max emphasizes gaming and performance, featuring a Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 5 chip, exceptional battery life, and a stunning 7000-nit display. It also boasts noteworthy photography capabilities. This success underscores Motorola's commitment to delivering premium devices in a competitive market.

Nutritionist Kiran Kukreja shares moringa biotin laddu recipe for hair fall

Kiran Kukreja, a certified nutritionist, presents a simple recipe for moringa biotin laddus aimed at promoting hair health. Combining ingredients like pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, and dates, these nutritious treats offer essential nutrients. Recommended for daily consumption, they promise visible results in weeks. The article serves as a guide, not medical advice.

Inside TTR: Table tennis' own DRS is changing UTT

The introduction of the Table Tennis Review (TTR) system in India's Ultimate Table Tennis league has been met with unanimous support, enhancing fairness and technical accuracy in serves. Players like Omar Assar acknowledge its tactical impact, while coaches recognize its potential risks. Developed from Hawk-Eye technology, TTR uniquely caters to table tennis, addressing the sport's specific challenges in service adjudication.

SC may hear plea on closure of metro stations if authorities fail to act: CJI

Chief Justice of India Surya Kant stated the Supreme Court might address the closure of Delhi Metro stations, especially Supreme Court station, if a resolution isn’t found by lunchtime for lawyers and court staff. The closures, implemented for security amid protests, are hindering access to the court. Administrative measures are assessed for those impacted, highlighting ongoing concerns about access to justice.

The grand curtain call: Tamil Nadu celebrates CM Vijay's 'Jana Nayagan'

Fans and TVK workers in Chennai celebrated the release of Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay's final film, 'Jana Nayagan', with fervor, marked by emotional farewells, colorful celebrations, and widespread viewing across 1,000 screens. Supporters merged jubilation with sadness, reflecting on Vijay's cinematic legacy as they prepared for his political journey. The film's release drew attention, alongside minor controversies over ticket prices.

Venezuela earthquakes: Death toll rises to 5,398

Interim president Delcy Rodriguez pledged to provide 4,000 homes for the 23,000 homeless after Venezuela's twin earthquakes, with a goal of 10,000 by 2027. The IMF allocated $346 million for reconstruction, while 1,405 aftershocks were recorded post-quake. The death toll has risen to 5,398, with thousands potentially unaccounted for amid ongoing search efforts.

Who is David Crowley? Wisconsin Democratic candidate under fire over old posts

Milwaukee County Executive David Crowley, a Democratic gubernatorial candidate, faces backlash after racist, sexist, and homophobic posts resurfaced from a linked 16-year-old social media account. His campaign denies he authored the content. Crowley, who relaunches his campaign amid tight competition, has served since 2020 and previously held various legislative positions, focusing on public health and economic policy.

‘Why?’ CJP claims Delhi Police placed 'damaged car' outside protest site

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) accused Delhi Police of placing a "totally damaged car" at the Jantar Mantar protest site to provoke confusion amid ongoing demonstrations demanding reforms and accountability. CJP's founder criticized the consequent internet shutdown, fearing a violent crackdown. The protests, ongoing since June 20, escalated following clashes with police, amidst calls for justice for students affected by examination irregularities.

July 23, Birthday Horoscope: Here's what the tarot cards have in store for you

Born on July 23, you'll enjoy financial stability, meaningful relationships, and advancement in responsibilities this year. Key tarot cards highlight patience, balance, and personal achievement. Expect heartfelt opportunities and an increase in love’s depth, alongside professional success and recognition. Embrace wisdom with decisive action while trusting divine timing, and utilize pyrite for prosperity.

Pedestrian opens latch, detained students escape from police van in Mumbai

A viral video from Mumbai shows a man opening a police van latch, allowing student protesters to flee during a demonstration at Dr Babasaheb Ambedkar Udyan Chowk, which violated prohibitory orders. The protest, attended by 700 to 800 individuals, led to 200 detentions. Police have recorded 13 cases against protesters since mid-July.

Saudi oil tanker hit by Houthis; Trump's 'bomb' threat to Iran | War updates

A Houthi missile reportedly struck a Saudi oil tanker near Yemen, igniting flames in the Red Sea. Concurrently, U.S. forces conducted strikes on Iranian military assets for the 12th night, with President Trump threatening further retaliation against Iranian infrastructure. The conflict has spurred rising global energy prices, with Brent crude surpassing $93 per barrel, reflecting escalating tensions in the region.

India has over 52,700 public EV charging stations, 16,561 fast chargers for cars

India currently has 52,718 public electric vehicle charging stations, with 16,561 featuring fast chargers, according to the government. Minister Bhupathiraju Srinivasa Varma outlined funding initiatives like Rs 912.50 crore under FAME-II and Rs 2,000 crore under PM E-Drive for infrastructure expansion. These efforts aim to boost electric mobility amid new guidelines and unlicensed establishment of charging stations.

UP governor directs university in Meerut to not allow outside food

Uttar Pradesh Governor Anandiben Patel has prohibited outside food at Chaudhary Charan Singh University to combat substance abuse following her remarks during its 38th convocation. She emphasized creating a drug-free campus, highlighting the dangers of addiction, particularly to women's safety, and promoted the ‘Viksit Bharat Yuva Connect Programme’ aimed at fostering a healthy youth. 92,332 degrees were awarded.

Rohit, Kohli and Gill pick up good rating points in ICC ODI rankings

Despite India's defeat in the ODI series against England, top-order batsmen Rohit Sharma, Shubman Gill, and Virat Kohli improved their ICC rankings, gaining rating points but not positions. Gill is near the top with 801 points, while Kohli has 767 and Sharma 758. England's Joe Root surged to 8th place. India lacks bowlers in the top 10.

30 Sundays Raises Rs. 61 Crore Series A Led by Bessemer Venture Partners

30 Sundays, an AI-driven holiday planning platform, has secured Rs. 61 crore ($6.7 million) in Series A funding led by Bessemer Venture Partners, raising total capital to $7.5 million. The platform addresses long-standing inefficiencies in travel planning, achieving a strong customer satisfaction with an NPS of 67. Founded by Kshitij Chaudhary and Anuj Punjani, it aims to revolutionize holiday planning for Indian travelers.