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Dhanbad Police conducted a mock drill at the Police Centre to bolster security for the upcoming Bakrid festival. Personnel were trained in crowd management and emergency response to ensure peaceful celebrations. Senior officials reviewed the exercise, emphasizing readiness to handle law-and-order situations and maintain communal harmony.

The National Testing Agency (NTA) has informed the Supreme Court about significant overhauls to its examination and security framework following the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak. New measures include mandatory CCTV checks, forensic analysis of footage, and contingency planning. The NTA is also considering a shift to Computer-Based Tests for future exams.

The National Testing Agency is implementing significant security and structural changes for the NEET UG 2026 re-exam. These reforms follow the paper leak that led to the cancellation of the earlier test. Stricter safeguards, including advanced CCTV monitoring and biometric verification, will be in place. New committees and senior posts have been created to enhance examination management and security.

Rahul Gandhi sharply criticized Prime Minister Modi over the NEET UG paper leak, accusing him of personally supervising the exam's integrity. This follows the Centre's assurance to the Supreme Court about the upcoming re-examination. The apex court expressed concern for students, while the NTA detailed extensive security reforms and new safeguards implemented to prevent future irregularities.

Bhubaneswar police are deploying their special tactical unit to combat mob violence. This decision follows a recent lynching incident that highlighted crowd control issues. The unit, trained for urban terrorism, will now handle violent crowds. Special training sessions are planned for commandos. Local police are also finalizing standard operating procedures and conducting mock drills to improve response to such incidents.

Prime Minister Modi is personally overseeing the NEET UG re-examination process following paper leaks. The Centre informed the Supreme Court about new security mechanisms for the June 21 exam. The NTA has implemented extensive reforms, including enhanced CCTV surveillance and forensic analysis, to prevent future irregularities and ensure fairness for students.

As the monsoon approaches, Patna is taking proactive steps to combat waterlogging. BUIDCO is implementing a comprehensive strategy, with Managing Director Animesh Kumar Parashar emphasizing the need for swift repair work on drainage pumping stations. Accountability measures for officials are heightened.

As the monsoon approaches, Patna is stepping up its efforts to combat waterlogging. BUIDCO is rolling out a strategic plan led by Managing Director Animesh Kumar Parashar, who has placed a strong emphasis on the urgent maintenance of drainage pumping stations. Officials will be held accountable for their roles in this initiative.

Following the Balianta lynching, Bhubaneswar police are deploying the STU to combat mob violence. Trained for urban terrorism, these commandos will now handle crowd control, with special sessions focusing on restraint.

Larry Graves pulled up to a home tucked into a Colorado mountainside. - Marmots and flowers - Home to some of the world's top ski destinations, Colorado has seen its landscape become unrecognizable by the drought.

In a shocking incident during a staged blackout exercise in Patna City's Musallahpur Hatt, spice trader Pintu Kumar Sao, aged 35, was tragically shot by an unknown assailant who escaped on a motorcycle. Authorities believe this attack was premeditated, linked to a long-standing conflict, since no theft was reported.

A former university topper built one of Maharashtra’s biggest coaching centres. A retired chemistry teacher became an NTA subject expert. A mock test allegedly had 42 of 45 NEET questions. Now, Latur’s famed ‘Tuition Area’ is under CBI glare

Bihar has unveiled a list of 225 fire hot zones after assessing existing safety protocols. The primary culprit behind these hazards? Short circuits. In response, officials are pushing for thorough electrical safety audits, particularly in sensitive sites such as hospitals and coaching centers.