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Delhi Police: Pakistan-Based Accounts Spread Fake Content During Op Sindoor Unrest

Delhi Police have flagged the activity of Pakistan-based social media handles during the period of protests linked to Operation Sindoor. According to an official police post on social media, these accounts were deliberately circulating rumours, fabricated posts, and doctored videos. The content appeared to be aimed at provoking unrest, with students being a key target group. Authorities issued the warning to alert the public about the coordinated disinformation effort.

IIM Calcutta to Turn BJP's Bengal Election Strategy into Global Case Study

IIM Calcutta has decided to develop a case study based on BJP's election strategy in West Bengal. The case study will be made available through the institute's Case Research Centre. Management institutions across the world will be able to access and teach the material. The initiative aims to offer students a real-world example of large-scale political campaign management.

Tyreek Hill says injured leg has no power as NFL training camps begin

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Tyreek Hill has disclosed that his injured leg still lacks strength following multiple surgeries. Hill is chronicling his rehabilitation journey through a YouTube series, offering updates on his slow recovery. Doctors had earlier warned him that he might never walk again after the injury. His concerning progress update comes as NFL teams across the league open their training camps. Any potential contract consideration for Hill will depend heavily on how his recovery develops in the coming weeks.

Two married police constables arrested for abducting and raping teenage girl

Two married police constables in India have been arrested on charges of abducting and raping a Class 10 student. The accused allegedly lured the teenage girl to a vacant room under false pretenses before assaulting her on Wednesday evening. One constable reportedly stood watch while the other carried out the alleged assault. The survivor informed her parents immediately after returning home, prompting them to report the incident to police. Authorities have since booked and arrested both constables in connection with the case.

Vineet Joshi, Removed As Education Secretary, Was Chief Of CBSE, Testing Body NTA

Joshi holds a B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from IIT Kanpur and an MBA from the Indian Institute of Foreign Trade (IIFT), New Delhi.

Eagles in talks to sign veteran edge rusher Von Miller after Commanders exit

The Philadelphia Eagles are reportedly pursuing free agent edge rusher Von Miller following the expiration of his contract with the Washington Commanders. Miller, a seasoned pass-rusher, has a prior working relationship with Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio from their time together with the Denver Broncos. His addition would bolster Philadelphia's pass-rushing unit ahead of training camp. Beyond on-field contributions, Miller is also seen as a potential mentor for younger players in the Eagles' defensive roster.

Trump Weighs Massive Military Strike on Iran, No Final Decision Yet

President Donald Trump indicated on Thursday that he has not yet finalized a decision on launching a large-scale military attack against Iran. Speaking to Axios, Trump suggested that such an action would carry significant consequences. A report described his stance as reflecting a belief that Iran has not faced sufficient pressure. The situation signals a potential major escalation in U.S.-Iran tensions, though no official order has been issued.

17 Delhi Metro Stations Shut From 7:30 AM Friday Over Security Concerns

The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) announced late Thursday that 17 metro stations across Delhi would be closed starting 7:30 AM on Friday. The closures were ordered citing security reasons, with no specific reopening time confirmed. DMRC stated the stations would remain shut until further instructions were issued. Commuters were advised to plan their travel accordingly given the temporary suspension of services at these stations.

Australian researchers develop magnetic material that removes 95% of microplastics

Australian researchers have developed a reusable magnetic powder capable of eliminating over 95% of microplastics from water. The material also shows potential for removing PFAS chemicals and heavy metals. After capturing contaminants, the powder can be easily retrieved using magnets, reducing waste and operational costs. The technology is seen as a promising advancement for water treatment facilities worldwide.

PM Modi Vows Stricter Action on Exam Paper Leaks Amid Ongoing Protests

Prime Minister Narendra Modi has pledged stronger measures to address the issue of examination paper leaks in India. Speaking amid continuing protests, Modi described the leaks as a serious and painful matter affecting hundreds of thousands of students and their families. He noted that several steps had already been taken over the past two and a half months to tackle the problem. The Prime Minister's remarks came as public demonstrations over the issue showed no signs of subsiding.

Delhi University Warns Students to Avoid Jantar Mantar Area

Delhi University has issued an advisory instructing its students to stay away from the Jantar Mantar area. The administration has not specified the exact reason but the advisory suggests concerns over potential unrest or demonstrations at the location. Alongside the movement restriction, DU officials also raised an alert about the spread of misinformation. Students were urged to verify information carefully before sharing or responding to any news circulating online or otherwise.

Sonam Wangchuk's Fast Reaches Day 27 Amid Family Concern

Climate activist and engineer Sonam Wangchuk's hunger strike has entered its 27th day, drawing concern from his family. Wangchuk had joined a protest organized by the satirical Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi last month. The demonstration was held in response to the alleged NEET examination paper leak controversy. Among his key demands, Wangchuk has called for the resignation of Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan.

'More strict actions to come against paper leaks': PM Modi announces new Bill push

PM Narendra Modi promises more steps to address exam paper leaks after cabinet meeting today in new video message

India Sets Up Fast-Track Court to Try Public Exam Paper Leak Cases

India has established a fast-track court to handle cases related to public examination paper leaks. The court will try offences under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024 and related matters. The notification came within hours of Prime Minister Modi publicly assuring action on the issue. The move signals the government's intent to expedite legal proceedings in exam malpractice cases. This development follows widespread public concern over integrity breaches in major competitive examinations.

UC San Diego Study Proposes Growing Medicines Aboard Spacecraft for Mars Missions

A new study from the University of California San Diego has proposed an on-board solution to the problem of drug expiration during long-duration space missions. More than half of medications stored on the International Space Station expire within three years, posing a significant challenge for a Mars mission expected to last around 400 days. Researchers successfully cultivated cowpea mosaic virus, a plant virus with cancer-fighting properties, on tobacco-related and black-eyed pea plants under simulated microgravity conditions. The virus was then extracted from the plants without destroying them, suggesting a potentially sustainable method of producing medicine in space.

Horoscope today: Daily astrological predictions for July 24

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Vineet Joshi Moved Out as Education Secretary Amid Paper Leak Protests

Naresh Pal Gangwar has been appointed as India's new Education Secretary, replacing Vineet Joshi. Joshi has been transferred to the Panchayati Raj ministry following the reshuffle. The change comes amid protests by the Campaign for Judicial Purity (CJP) over paper leak controversies in the education sector. The government's decision appears to be a response to growing public pressure over examination integrity concerns.

Senior AIADMK Leader Singai Ramachandran Resigns Over Leadership Concerns

Senior AIADMK leader Singai Ramachandran has resigned from all positions within the party. He cited concerns over the party's leadership as the primary reason for his departure. Ramachandran described his decision as one made after considerable internal conflict and personal struggle. His exit marks another significant setback for the Tamil Nadu-based political party.

Delhi University Split Over Protests as Colleges Back Pradhan, Then Retract Posts

Delhi University issued an advisory urging students to stay away from ongoing protests, revealing a sharp divide within the institution. Several DU colleges publicly backed Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan on social media, while other student groups condemned police action against demonstrators. Some colleges subsequently deleted their posts and issued apologies for their earlier statements. Student societies, meanwhile, voiced support for the agitation and the right to peaceful dissent. The episode underscores a deepening rift within the university over the handling of the protests.