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Fresh disagreements have emerged regarding Ladakh's political future. The Leh Apex Body claims the Centre omitted crucial details from a draft record of recent talks. They are demanding corrections and warning of renewed protests, including hunger strikes. The Ladakh chief secretary stated the summary document was shared in good faith and invited objections.

Varsity To Bring Global Tech Ecosystem To Campus

Delhi government has reshuffled over 40 personnel at the Central Procurement Agency (CPA) to boost efficiency and transparency in healthcare. This move, involving doctors, paramedical staff, and administrative employees, follows reports of irregularities. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized accountability, stating negligence won't be tolerated as the administration aims to strengthen the supply chain for essential medical items.

Women in Film India, founded by Guneet Monga Kapoor, returned to Cannes with its second cohort of women filmmakers, expanding global access for Indian talent. The initiative facilitated four producers' participation and marked India's first double representation in the Cannes Impact Lab, fostering mentorship and industry connections.

Immigrant-founded startups in the U.S. are creating significant job growth and economic value, with Indian immigrants leading the charge in founding billion-dollar companies. A new report highlights that open immigration policies foster innovation and technological leadership, while restrictions could jeopardize America's competitiveness.

The Indian diaspora story has for long been celebrated for its CEOs at Microsoft, Google, IBM, Adobe and other global companies. The new story is about the Indian-American founders creating the next set of giants themselves.

State plan to get KEM docs to remotely operate on stroke patients in rural Maha

A remarkable $1 billion donation has made Albert Einstein College of Medicine tuition-free for all students, a historic first for U.S. medical schools. This generous gift, from long-time supporter Ruth Gottesman, aims to alleviate student debt and invest in the Bronx community. The move is expected to attract diverse talent and reshape the future of medical education.

Cornell University scientists have made an exciting discovery: they've successfully deciphered bird communication employing budget-friendly microphones. Their findings reveal insights into how birds evaluate risks and navigate their environments, particularly showcasing their vocal adjustments in the presence of predators, including the formidable American goshawk.

A new Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has claimed 65 lives, sparking regional and global concern. Over 246 suspected cases are reported, with fears of cross-border spread. Scientists are investigating a rare strain, potentially challenging existing vaccines. Authorities are implementing stringent border checks and isolation protocols to contain the escalating emergency.

New SMC guidelines for schools launched; social audits and structured planning form core of reforms

A deadly hantavirus outbreak on the MV Hondius cruise ship has claimed three lives, prompting a global manhunt for passengers. The rare Andes strain, capable of human-to-human transmission, was circulating before its discovery. Health officials are racing to trace travelers across continents, monitor symptoms, and prevent further spread of this unusual virus.

At convocations across Rajasthan, the applause is increasingly for women—gold medals, top ranks and multiple awards now routinely go to girls. This public sweep reflects a quieter, 18-year transformation in higher education, driven by policy tweaks, expanding institutions and changing family choices. Enrolment has surged, parity has tipped, and campuses are being reshaped by women’s presence in classrooms, hostels and student leadership. Yet the shift is uneven: access still depends on distance, safety and district-level course options, and subject choices remain clustered in familiar streams

A new four-storey building at Delhi University Social Centre Co-Ed Secondary School, intended for children of Class IV staff, is being used for Classes XI and XII despite lacking a mandatory fire NOC. This lapse occurs amidst recent fire incidents on DU campuses, raising serious safety concerns for students from low-income families.

Union Home Minister Amit Shah met with Leh leaders, including Sonam Wangchuk, focusing on spiritual matters during his visit. Shah assured that Ladakh-specific issues would be discussed in a sub-committee meeting on May 22, urging an open mind for dialogue. This meeting follows previous inconclusive talks and past protests demanding statehood and safeguards.

A 28-year-old man, Yatendra Pal Singh, was murdered by poisoning with aluminium phosphide at his in-laws' residence. Police confirmed the cause of death after a viscera examination report, leading to the arrest of his wife and father-in-law. The investigation is ongoing to determine the motive and the involvement of other family members.

Ladakh's political groups are seeking a meeting with Union home minister Amit Shah during his upcoming visit to press for Sixth Schedule status and statehood. They deem the Centre's announced sub-committee meeting inadequate and hope Shah's presence will facilitate a high-powered committee discussion to rebuild trust and address their demands.

In a significant move, Jharkhand Chief Minister Hemant Soren has directed authorities to promptly identify land for the establishment of the 'Dishom Guru Shibu Soren Residential School' in Ranchi. This school will cater to the educational needs of children hailing from martyred security personnel, offering quality education from Grade 1 to Grade 12.