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CBSE announces Class 10, 12 board exam dates; check when February papers begin in 2027
The CBSE will conduct its Class 10 and Class 12 board examinations from February 16, 2027. While the Class 10 exams will conclude on March 9, the Class 12 examinations will continue until April 9. The board has released the date sheets 101 days before the examinations begin.
Dhindora Season 2 OTT release date announced: When and where to watch Bhuvan Bam’s comedy drama series
Bhuvan Bam's comedy-drama series Dhindora returns with Season 2 on Netflix on November 20, 2026. The new season follows Titu Mama as he deals with an Rs 11 crore loss and complicated family equations. Featuring nine characters played by Bhuvan, the eight-episode series promises more humour, drama and familiar faces.
Have third-party insurance for your car or bike but no passenger cover? Here's how to add it without cancelling your policy
Exciting changes are coming to motor insurance in India! Starting December 15, 2026, policyholders can enhance their coverage with legal liability for occupants and pillion riders, in a newly structured four-layer insurance model. Learn about the options available to protect passengers and what new transparency measures will ensure better understanding for consumers.
L&T Finance Pitch Point 2.0: Where an AI startup’s big idea meets enterprise scale
Pitch Point, L&T Finance’s contest for AI startups, is back for a second edition. Last year’s winners, Arrowhead AI and SpoofSense, talk about what they got out of it and what they would tell this year’s new applicants.
'Struggled in India, now own villas': Indian man's comparison of life abroad and homeownership sparks debate
An social media post comparing middle-class life in India with homeownership in the US and Canada has sparked debate. He questioned why some Indians who struggled financially at home appeared to afford villas and cars after moving abroad. While several users shared positive migration experiences, others argued that buying property overseas also involves substantial financial commitments.
Rs 36.4 lakh fraud in Post Office through NSC and term deposit: India Post employees convicted; Madhya Pradesh HC grants relief to depositors
Employees at the Bina branch of India Post defrauded depositors out of Rs 36.4 lakh through forged documents. The Madhya Pradesh High Court has ordered the postal department to refund the victims with applicable interest. This decision follows a case where the victims were misled by unauthorized employees posing as authorized staff. The High Court's ruling emphasizes the trust placed in the postal employees by the victims.
EPS-95 pension row: Retirees challenge 2007 EPF amendment over lower pension; Karnataka HC rules against them
The Karnataka High Court ruled against retired employees challenging amendments to the Employees' Pension Scheme, 1995. The court found the government's power to amend the scheme was legitimate and did not violate vested rights. Retired employees argued that their pension entitlements were reduced by the 2007 amendments. The EPFO clarified that the amendments corrected existing anomalies and did not take away benefits.
Kota: JEE aspirant found hanging in PG room; another student's death triggers allegations of negligence
Two separate incidents involving student deaths in Kota have raised significant concerns about health and safety. A 16-year-old student from Madhya Pradesh was found hanging in a paying guest room. Meanwhile, a 19-year-old NEET aspirant from Bihar was discovered unconscious in his hostel bathroom. Family members expressed suspicions of negligence from hostel authorities regarding both incidents. Police have initiated investigations into the causes of these tragic events.
OpenAI to train India’s civil servants in AI through Karmayogi Bharat tie-up
Under the agreement, announced on Tuesday, OpenAI will provide approved content from OpenAI Academy, the firm’s learning programme, for the iGOT Karmayogi platform.
AAP's Saurabh Bhardwaj flags stampede risk over reduced CR Park Durga Puja pandal timings
AAP Delhi president Saurabh Bhardwaj has accused the Delhi Police of disrupting Durga Puja celebrations in CR Park by restricting pandal timings from midnight to 10 pm. He warned that shorter operating hours could lead to overcrowding and increase the risk of stampedes, while alleging that police personnel damaged equipment at a pandal.
India's cuisine, culinary diversity & Bollywood take centre stage at New York City's biggest food festival
The NYC Wine and Food Festival recently featured an event highlighting Indian cuisine with renowned chefs. Maneet Chauhan and Chef Vijaya Kumar hosted 'Flavours of Bollywood', showcasing various regional dishes and street food. Guests enjoyed diverse offerings like idlis, butter chicken, and malai ice cream, emphasizing the depth of Indian culinary heritage. The event attracted attendees from various states and celebrated the upcoming Diwali festival.
Inside Google's Gemini safety strategy: Protecting children, verifying age and tackling AI misinformation
To tackle rising child safety concerns linked with AI, Google is taking proactive steps as children engage with chatbots. The focus is on ensuring age-appropriate interactions, encouraging parental oversight, and promoting responsible AI use. The upcoming Gemini platform will feature age assurance technology to evaluate users' ages based on their behavior.
SC advances hearing on plea concerning SIR in Delhi to October 28
The Supreme Court will hear a plea on October 28 regarding the electoral roll discrepancies in Delhi. Petitioners are asking for the Election Commission to disclose reasons for notices issued during the Special Intensive Revision. The timeline for filing claims and objections under the Special Intensive Revision has been extended until October 30.
CBSE to hold Class 12 exams from Oct 23 to 28 in conflict-hit West Asian countries
The CBSE will conduct Class 12 board exams in West Asian countries from October 23 to 28. This is for candidates who were dissatisfied with their marks due to the special assessment scheme. Previously, the exams were canceled because of the prevailing war situation in those countries. Candidates had the opportunity to fill forms indicating their wish to appear for specific subjects.
India's retail inflation quickens to 5.54% in September from 4.83% in August, hits near two-year high
India's retail inflation accelerated to 5.54% in September 2026, a notable rise from August's 4.83%. This jump is particularly linked to rising food prices, predominantly in vegetables. Rural inflation hit 6.08%, outpacing urban inflation at 4.88%. In response, the Reserve Bank of India increased the benchmark repo rate by 25 basis points on October 7, 2026, and revised its inflation outlook for the fiscal year 2027.
Delhi Metro stations open: DMRC announces reopening of all stations
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has reopened the entry and exit gates of all metro stations. This decision took effect at 5 PM after an earlier closure for security reasons. Six stations had been closed since 6 AM on October 12, causing inconvenience to commuters. The closed stations included Patel Chowk, Janpath, and Rajiv Chowk among others. Interchange facilities at these stations are now also available for passenger use.
Ex-BJP MLA Bhadana killed by villagers following dispute over restarting stone crusher in Bharatpur
Atar Singh Bhadana, a former BJP MLA, was attacked by villagers in Bhonda village on Sunday night. The attack stemmed from a longstanding dispute regarding the reopening of his stone crusher. Bhadana and his associate sustained serious injuries and were transported to hospitals for treatment. While Bhadana was referred to SMS Hospital in Jaipur, he later succumbed to his injuries.
124 former IAS, IFS officers write open letter to citizens, defending EC, SIR amid CJP protest
In an open letter, 124 former IAS and IFS officers defended the Election Commission's integrity during recent electoral processes. They emphasized the advancements in India’s electoral system that minimize fraud and errors. The letter countered allegations of vote rigging by pointing to evidence of successful elections under the current regime. Major ex-officials included Kanwal Sibal and R D Kapur, underscoring the letter's significance.
GST reforms: 16 lakh small businesses may get annual return option, easier e-commerce selling
More than 16 lakh small businesses with turnover up to Rs 5 crore could benefit from a simplified GST compliance regime, under which they would pay tax quarterly but file one return annually. The overhaul also rationalises penalties, waives late fees and simplifies registration for eligible small e-commerce sellers.
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