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Dispute Halts Decisions On Key Agenda Items

Noida to build two smart libraries, with e-study facilities for students

Ancient Roman papyrus scrolls, carbonized by Mount Vesuvius, are now being read for the first time. A scientific breakthrough combines high-resolution X-ray imaging with machine learning to virtually unroll and decipher the hidden text. This non-destructive method allows for the recovery of lost classical literature and history without damaging fragile artifacts.

British Council has announced Reading Challenge 2026 at its Delhi library for children aged 5 to 12 years. Scheduled from June 1 to June 28, the four-week programme encourages participants to explore books based on their interests instead of following fixed reading lists. Children will take part in storytelling, discussions, creative writing and interactive activities. The initiative is open to members and non-members, with certificates and medals planned for participants who successfully complete the challenge.

Bathinda Urban MLA Jagroop Singh Gill openly criticized the AAP, alleging a shift towards money and muscle power, potentially jeopardizing its 2027 election prospects. He accused party leaders of highhandedness and interference, citing an attack on a BJP leader and alleged manipulation in ward elections. Gill warned of consequences if the party's style doesn't change.

The Supreme Court expressed deep concern over the NEET paper leak, calling it "traumatic" for students and families and emphasizing the need for accountability. The bench stressed that youngsters should not be disappointed by repeated examination lapses. The government assured the court that Prime Minister Modi is personally monitoring developments to ensure no shortcomings.

In a harrowing building collapse, ordinary citizens and students transformed into heroes, bravely digging through rubble with bare hands to rescue survivors. As night fell, a desperate search for missing friends and roommates unfolded at hospital trauma centers, highlighting the profound courage and community spirit in the face of tragedy.

The Delhi High Court has been assured by the Centre that there will be no forcible eviction from the Delhi Gymkhana Club premises on June 5. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta stated that any action will be taken strictly as per law and with prior notice.