INDIAN ARMY NEW DRESS CODE
Govt said to accept tweaks to Securities Markets Code draft
The government has accepted significant changes to the proposed Securities Markets Code. Investigation timelines will be extended to one year. Depositories will gain powers to correct records. The Centre's authority to supersede market infrastructure institution boards will now require Sebi's recommendation. These revisions follow stakeholder consultations and aim to strengthen market regulation.
NEET UG 2026 re-exam admit card released at neet.nta.nic.in; check how to download, direct link and other important guidelines
NEET UG 2026 re-examination admit cards are out. Candidates can download them from neet.nta.nic.in. The re-test is on June 21. Preparations are underway with enhanced security. Changes include a 15-minute extension and more rough work space. Prohibited items are listed. Free bus travel is available in Delhi. NEET UG moves to CBT from 2027.
Dhiraj Bommadevara completes golden double with maiden individual World Cup gold
Dhiraj Bommadevara achieved a significant Archery World Cup victory in Antalya. He secured his first individual gold medal by defeating South Korea's Lee Woo Seok. This triumph followed his earlier win in the recurve mixed team event with Kumkum Mohod. Bommadevara displayed composure under pressure throughout the competition. His performance marks a career breakthrough.
Territorial Army launches Yamuna clean-up drive, calls it an 'opportunity for change'
Territorial Army personnel and Delhi government officials joined a major cleanliness drive along the Yamuna River. The initiative aims to restore the river's ecosystem. Leaders emphasized a structured plan and public participation. Significant transformation of the Yamuna is expected in three years. This effort is part of a broader service campaign.
Indian Army Uniforms 2026 Manual: From new winter dress to Bandi jackets and tattoo regulations, all about Army's new dress rules
The Indian Army has unveiled "Army Uniforms-2026," a new dress code manual introducing a winter uniform, allowing bandi jackets for officers, and expanding formal options for women. The updated regulations also revise ceremonial practices, drop colonial-era terms, and maintain strict rules on tattoos and grooming.
Six-pack abs in 6 months to work in AI: Remembering Sushant Singh Rajput through 37 dreams he never got to complete out of 50 wishes from his bucket list
Sushant Singh Rajput, an actor who left engineering for Bollywood, pursued a life driven by curiosity, compiling a bucket list of 50 ambitions. He successfully fulfilled 13 dreams, including learning to fly and visiting CERN, before his untimely death. Scroll down and take a look at 37 dreams that remain unfulfilled.
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Vice Chief Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth named next Army Chief
Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth will become the next Chief of Army Staff. He takes over from Gen Upendra Dwivedi on June 30. Lt Gen Seth is currently the Vice Chief of Army Staff. He has a distinguished career and is known for his contributions to defence modernisation. His appointment marks a significant moment for the Armoured Corps.
Rahmanullah Gurbaz credits Gambhir's inputs for rapid century against India in 1st ODI
Rahmanullah Gurbaz scored a brilliant 102 against India. He credited Gautam Gambhir for his technical advice. Gurbaz received guidance from Gambhir after a previous match. He applied the advice during his innings. Gurbaz's century was a significant contribution for Afghanistan. The team was bowled out for 194. Debutant Indian bowlers performed well.
India appoints Lt Gen Dhiraj Seth as next Army Chief
Lieutenant General Dhiraj Seth will become the next Chief of the Army Staff on June 30, 2026. He succeeds General Upendra Dwivedi. Lt Gen Seth currently serves as the Vice Chief of the Army Staff. He has a distinguished career spanning nearly four decades. His extensive experience includes command and strategic roles. He is a highly decorated officer.
Corporate affairs secy exhorts insolvency professionals to fast-track resolution
Corporate affairs secretary Deepti Gaur Mukerjee urged insolvency professionals to "push boundaries of corporate turnaround" to rescue distressed firms and prevent liquidation. She emphasized maintaining utmost professional integrity and exhausting all avenues to revive entities, highlighting that the code of conduct is a "non-negotiable ethical anchor" for the Insolvency and Bankruptcy Code's success.
412 Agniveervayu trainees complete training; Air Vice Marshal Golani reviews Passing Out Parade at AFS Avadi
Agniveervayu trainees completed their Indian Air Force training in Chennai. The Indian Military Academy in Dehradun saw 515 cadets commissioned, including the first women officers. The Air Force Academy in Telangana also held a graduation parade. These events mark significant milestones for the nation's defense forces.
Indian Army plans largest-ever K9 Vajra acquisition with order for 300 additional guns; check its features
The Indian Army plans to acquire 300 more K9 Vajra self-propelled guns. This significant order will boost the Regiment of Artillery. The K9 Vajra's capabilities, including its shoot-and-scoot action and long-range firepower, make it a vital asset. The platform's adaptability to diverse climates and its indigenous manufacturing further enhance its importance for national defense.
West Indies beat Sri Lanka by seven wickets in opening T20 cricket match at Kingston, Jamaica
West Indies secured a seven-wicket victory against Sri Lanka in the first Twenty20 match. Rovman Powell hit the winning six in the final over. Shai Hope remained unbeaten with 65 runs. Earlier, Kamindu Mendis scored 51 for Sri Lanka. Jason Holder and Shamar Joseph took three wickets each for the West Indies.
Indian tech firm delivers 106 turbojet-powered drones with precision strike capability to Army
The Indian Army has received 106 advanced kamikaze drones. These turbojet-powered drones, named Peacekeeper (Agniveg), can strike deep inside enemy territory. They operate effectively even in jammed environments. This delivery marks a significant step in India's self-reliance in defense technology. The drones offer a precise and cost-effective strike option for critical targets.
In 1948, a supermarket problem sketched in simple lines inspired a new code: And the barcode quietly transformed modern shopping
What began as a mundane challenge in a local grocery store ignited the spark of a revolutionary idea. Inventors Bernard Silver and Norman Joseph Woodland designed the barcode to streamline checkout processes. Despite initial indifference, their creation eventually resonated with the retail industry, particularly after the standardization efforts of the 1970s.
AI to bring more jobs; Indian engineers must focus on collaboration: Microsoft's Rajiv Kumar
Indian engineers should embrace Artificial Intelligence, as it's expected to create more opportunities than disrupt jobs. A senior Microsoft India executive emphasized that continuous learning and adaptability are crucial, with a significant portion of the workforce needing upskilling by 2030. New roles are emerging, and employers are prioritizing skills-based hiring, highlighting AI's potential as a thought partner.
India's light tank Zorawar may face delays of up to 2 years as Army demands enhanced protection
India's new light battle tank, Project Zorawar, faces a two-year induction delay. Developers are enhancing protection levels, a move that adds weight and technical hurdles. Originally planned for 2027 induction in high-altitude areas, the timeline is now extended. This tank, developed rapidly in response to Chinese deployments, aims for superior mobility and firepower.
Meet Vibhav Altekar, the Indian-origin engineer behind the drone boat that pulled off a first-of-its-kind US military rescue
A remarkable rescue operation near the Strait of Hormuz saw an autonomous vessel, Corsair, play a vital role. Developed by Saronic Technologies, co-founded by Indian-American engineer Vibhav Altekar, the vessel helped save two US Army personnel. This event marks a significant milestone for autonomous maritime technology, demonstrating its capability in life-saving missions.
Swiggy, Zomato, Uber asked to register gig workers by June 21: Report
App-based platforms like Swiggy, Zomato, Uber, Ola, Rapido, Blinkit, and Zepto must register their gig workers on the e-Shram portal by June 21. This directive aims to provide social security benefits, including health insurance and pensions, to millions of workers. The government is creating a comprehensive database to formalize this segment of the economy.
India slams Pakistan's 'trade and transit terrorism' and deadly Afghan airstrikes at UNSC
At the UN Security Council, India fiercely condemned Pakistan for blocking Afghan trade and launching deadly airstrikes that killed 372 civilians. Labelled "unprecedented 'trade and transit terrorism'", India contrasted Pakistan's aggression with its own extensive humanitarian aid, medical support, and educational scholarships for the Afghan people.
Trump says pilots safe after US Army Apache goes down near Hormuz
A US Army Apache helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz. President Donald Trump confirmed the pilots are safe and uninjured. The crew members were rescued. The reason for the crash remains unclear. Investigations are underway to determine if it was due to enemy fire or mechanical issues. Further details are expected.
What brought down a US Apache helicopter near the Strait of Hormuz? Mystery builds as crew rescued
A US Army Apache attack helicopter crashed near the Strait of Hormuz, with both crew members safely rescued. The cause of the incident remains unclear, with no official confirmation of mechanical failure, environmental factors, or hostile engagement. This marks a potential first loss of an Apache during the ongoing conflict in the Gulf region.
Education policy failure is being dressed up as innovation, employer abdication as a skills gap
Indian universities are failing to equip graduates with needed skills. Private firms now offer expensive courses, creating a barrier for many. This practice disadvantages first-generation students. Employers once provided on-the-job training. Now, graduates must pay for certifications. This system replicates inequality. Universities and employers must collaborate to ensure affordable skill development and fair hiring practices for all.
IIT panel approves new CBSE portal for re-evaluation after security review
A new portal for re-evaluating CBSE answer sheets has received security clearance from an IIT panel. This comes after the previous portal developed by Coempt EduTeck was found to have significant security flaws. The new system, developed by multiple teams including IIT Madras and IIT Kanpur, has been fortified with safeguards. Data has been moved to CBSE-controlled servers.
Kangana Ranaut says nurses' uniforms should be 'Indianised', calls current design too British
Actor-politician Kangana Ranaut suggested that Indian nurses' uniforms, still reflecting British influences, should be updated based on nurses' comfort and preferences. She noted the current style, with elements like caps and belts, dates back to historical foreign traditions. Ranaut believes future reforms should prioritize an "Indianised" version if beneficial for nurses.
Nobody can dictate terms to us: Putin defiant against US pressure over 'brotherly' India-Russia ties
Russian President Vladimir Putin lauded India's strong ties with Moscow. He described the relationship as "brotherly" and "trust-based." Putin praised India's talented workforce, especially in coding and software. He emphasized that Russia will always fulfill its promises to India. The President also noted India's freedom to make strategic choices for its national interests.
“Islam-friendly” gym in Kerala’s Palakkad? No music, separate timings for men & women, strict workout rules, claim reports
A gym in Palakkad, Kerala, is set to implement Islamic-guided operational rules. The facility will feature gender separation, separate timings for men and women, and a specific dress code for female members. The owner clarified the gym welcomes people of all faiths who agree to the guidelines. This move aims to cater to individuals seeking a religiously compliant fitness environment.
‘I do not think the problem is the dress code’: Top-performing employee gets suspended for wearing jeans to work. 2 weeks later, manager asks him to return urgently
As per an X-post by career coach Simon Ingari, the company suspended a high-performing employee named Alex for wearing jeans to work, which, as per the manager, was against the dress code. His absence caused operational issues and missed deadlines. The manager had to recall Alex. This incident sparked a discussion on whether performance should outweigh appearance in the workplace.
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