Bengal Left Student Organisations, CJP Demand Release of NEET Protesters | Kolkata News

14 vandals arrested and produced to Bankshal Court Kolkata: Condemning the arrests made following the protest march over the alleged NEET paper leak in Kolkata on Friday, Bengal’s left student bodies and the Cockroach Janta Party demanded “all false cases against students and protesters be dropped”.Eight left organisations — AISA, AIDSO, AISB, AISF, DYSA, SFI,…

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‘Varanasi’ actress Priyanka Chopra gives a relatable peek into bedtime with daughter Malti Marie: “Surviving motherhood one meltdown at a time” | Hindi Movie News

Priyanka Chopra shared a relatable Barbie meme about sleeping with toddler Malti Marie, captioned “Surviving Motherhood One Meltdown at a Time.” The actress, who welcomed Malti via surrogacy with husband Nick Jonas in 2022, is currently in Hyderabad with her family, ahead of her Bollywood comeback in SS Rajamouli’s ‘Varanasi’. Priyanka Chopra recently offered fans…

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Anti-paper leak Bill 2026: What it proposes as Lok Sabha debate stalls

The Union Government on Monday, July 27, 2026) introduced the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Amendment Bill, 2026, in the Lok Sabha, proposing significantly harsher penalties for exam paper leaks. Union Minister Jitendra Singh tabled the Bill, which seeks to amend the two-year-old Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act.The Bill comes close on…

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‘It will continue to hurt’: Kylian Mbappe breaks silence after France’s World Cup heartbreak | Football News

Kylian Mbappe (PTI Photo) France captain Kylian Mbappe has shared an emotional message with supporters following Les Bleus’ disappointing end to their FIFA World Cup 2026 campaign, admitting that the pain of missing out on the trophy will stay with him despite his historic individual achievements.France’s title bid ended with a 2-0 semifinal defeat to…

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Most scuba divers believed they rarely touched reefs; underwater observers found more than 40% of contacts caused visible damage

A researcher following scuba divers for this project Most scuba divers believe they rarely touch fragile seabed ecosystems, yet underwater observers tracking hundreds of tourists found that more than 40 per cent of their physical contacts caused visible damage to living coral structures.Research published in The Conversation by marine scientists and dive professionals revealed that…

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