CBSE rules on paper, dummy schooling thrives as Re-NEET results roll in | Chandigarh News

Coaching Hubs Still Flaunt Top Scorers Enrolled In Distant Schools Chandigarh: Despite the CBSE reiterating its rules against dummy schooling and the Chandigarh administration keeping a proposal to regulate private coaching institutes pending for more than a year, this year’s Re-NEET results suggest little has changed on the ground.Coaching institutes in Chandigarh have once again…

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Pune’s Moshi FDA lab remains non-operational a year after announcement | Pune News

Currently, officials are forced to send samples to state laboratories in Mumbai, Chhatrapati Sambhajinagar, and Nagpur Pune: A year after the Food and Drugs Administration (FDA) announced a dedicated laboratory in Moshi to serve the Pune division, the facility remains non-operational. Despite an original completion target of March this year, the lab—intended to test suspected…

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Young shuttler saves kin with biscuits, but loses proof of his sporting journey to floods | Guwahati News

Guwahati: When floodwaters burst into his home, 11-year-old shuttler Satyaki Dorian Duarah had only minutes to react. He grabbed two packets of biscuits and three bottles of water and scrambled with his family to the unfinished upper floor.The provisions were meagre, but they kept four people going for two days as flash floods swallowed the…

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Advanced OPD lab for head, neck cancer care opens at PGI | Lucknow News

Lucknow: UP’s first state-of-the-art govt-run OPD endoscopy lab for head and neck cancer patients was inaugurated at SGPGIMS on Saturday, coinciding with World Head and Neck Cancer Day.Inaugurated by SGPGIMS dean Prof Shaleen Kumar and chief medical superintendent Prof Devendra Gupta, the facility is expected to strengthen early diagnosis, in-clinic procedures and post-treatment surveillance for…

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Pakistan field six players in five-a-side hockey game, hand India edge in embarrassing blunder | Hockey News

Photo credit: X/@TheHockeyIndia Pakistan’s hockey team management found itself under scrutiny after the side was penalised for fielding six players instead of the permitted five during its five-a-side international match against India in Muscat, Oman.The incident took place on Friday shortly after the match began, when the umpires noticed Pakistan had six players on the…

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