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    Why are nearly 2,000 MBBS seats vacant in India? Private and state medical authorities ask NMC to step in

    Despite numerous rounds of counseling, approximately 2,000 MBBS seats in India still remain empty. High tuition fees are deterring potential candidates from enrolling, especially in states like Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, where significant vacancies persist. Authorities are contemplating lowering eligibility cut-offs to fill these spots, prompting discussions on the accessibility of medical education and its future ramifications for students.

    UK Green Party adopts anti-Zionist stance, Israel bars leader Zack Polanski

    The UK Green Party has formally adopted an anti-Zionist position at its recent conference in 2026. This decision has led to Israel barring the party's leader, Zack Polanski, from entering the country. The resolution defines Zionism as an ethnonationalist political project and not to be confused with antisemitism. Israel's Foreign Ministry criticized the resolution, stating it legitimizes violence against the state.

    What is the BDS movement that Zohran Mamdani supports? Details New York residents must know

    New York mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani is in the spotlight for supporting the BDS movement against Israel. He says it is a peaceful way to make Israel follow international law. But many Jewish leaders and opponents fear his stance could create tension in the city’s large Jewish community.

    Hyderabad student shot dead in US; MLA Harish Rao seeks repatriation of body

    An Indian student from Hyderabad was shot dead in the United States, former minister and BRS MLA T Harish Rao said on Saturday. Rao identified the victim as Pole Chandrashekar, a Dalit student from L B Nagar, who had completed his BDS degree in India before moving to Dallas for higher studies.

    Delhi: 10 bombs recovered last year in Holambi Kalan safely disposed of

    Last year, ten country-made bombs were found in the Holambi Kalan area and were safely disposed of on Monday by the Bomb Disposal Squad (BDS) and National Security Guard (NSG). The explosives were linked to an FIR filed under the Explosive Substances Act. Authorities neutralized all ten bombs successfully, following safety protocols, ensuring public safety and preventing any potential threats.

    Smaller disposal, detection teams can be formed for bomb threats: Police to Delhi HC

    The Delhi Police have announced plans to form smaller teams from their existing five bomb disposal squads (BDS) and 18 bomb detection teams (BDT) to meet the need for more units in case of emergencies. The police also mentioned 23 BDS/BDT units of the Central Armed Police Forces stationed in the national capital, which can be deployed after approval from the Ministry of Home Affairs. Five batches of BDS/BDT, each with 15 personnel in each batch, will be trained in this regard.

    The Economic Times
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