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    Centre mulls panel to revisit UGC equity regulations amid Supreme Court case

    On January 29, the Supreme Court stayed the operation of the 2026 UGC regulations due to concerns over ambiguity. The Centre has informed the court about the possibility of forming a committee to revisit these regulations. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated that the government aims to address the concerns of all student groups. Several petitions have challenged the constitutional validity of specific provisions within the regulations.

    UGC to relook controversial caste discrimination, ragging rules: Govt tells SC

    The Centre has told the Supreme Court that it is considering appointing a committee to revisit the UGC's 2026 regulations on caste discrimination in higher education institutions. The submission comes after the top court put the rules on hold in January, citing concerns over vague provisions and their potential consequences.

    Farooq Abdullah says Pakistan is ‘protecting’ Kashmiris, sparks BJP backlash

    National Conference chief Farooq Abdullah stated that Pakistan's advocacy for Kashmir is a form of protection. He criticized the intentions of the Indian government towards Jammu and Kashmir. BJP leaders condemned Abdullah's remarks, labeling them as treasonous and anti-national. Congress leaders disagreed with Abdullah’s views but expressed concerns about the political situation in the region. Abdullah also raised issues regarding a mandatory service requirement for medical students, highlighting bureaucratic delays.

    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.

    Bengaluru fitness trainers bring the first-ever mobile gym to your doorstep. How they transformed a Maruti van into a mobile workout with dumbbells, kettlebells and other exercise equipment

    Two Bengaluru fitness trainers are taking exercise sessions directly to residential communities after converting a pre-owned Maruti Eeco into a mobile gym. Rithwik Radhakrishnan and Bhoomika Jayanna have equipped the van with dumbbells, kettlebells, slam balls and resistance bands, allowing them to host organised workout sessions within apartment complexes. Their self-funded venture, Unleash 45, was born from the duo’s experience with inadequate apartment gym facilities and their search for a more convenient way to make consistent fitness routines accessible.

    CBSE Class 12 fresh exams: Board to hold exams for students in 7 West Asian countries whose papers were cancelled; no fee to be charged

    CBSE will conduct fresh Class 12 examinations for eligible students in Bahrain, Iran, Kuwait, Oman, Qatar, Saudi Arabia and the UAE whose results were prepared under a special assessment scheme after board exams were cancelled due to the prevailing war situation. Students can appear for subjects of their choice among the 40 affected subjects, with no examination fee.

    The Economic Times
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