Supreme Court bars private engineering and medical colleges from raising fees

Delhi SIR process leaves residents losing voter status and homes, sparking complaints

Residents in parts of Delhi say they lost their voting rights during the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls and were later affected by demolition of their homes. Several people describe the sequence as first losing their vote, then their shelter, and say they were not given adequate clarity on the process. Local accounts highlight confusion over documentation requirements and the difficulty of proving eligibility during the revision. The situation has drawn attention to how the electoral roll exercise intersects with housing and livelihood concerns for vulnerable communities. The article presents these individual experiences as an ordeal faced by affected families in the capital.

Delhi Police’s 15.7 cr CCTV tender flags concerns

India's forex reserves drop $8.58 bn to $726.03 bn

Gold fund-of-funds halt fresh investments: what it means for investors

Several gold fund-of-funds have temporarily stopped accepting new investments from subscribers. The pause is aimed at managing inflows and maintaining the funds' operational stability. Existing investors can continue to hold their units and redeem them as usual. The move matters because it affects how retail investors gain exposure to gold through these vehicles.