- Online AYUSH BNYS (Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Sciences) Undergraduate (UG) Counselling in Madhya Pradesh is a state-level process for admissions to BNYS programs in the state's AYUSH (Ayurveda, Yoga & Naturopathy, Unani, Siddha, and Homeopathy) colleges. It is conducted online by the Directorate of AYUSH, Madhya Pradesh, and is based on NEET-UG scores. The […]
- Online Ayush NEET Undergraduate (UG) Counselling in Madhya Pradesh refers to the centralized online process conducted by the Department of AYUSH, Government of Madhya Pradesh for admission to Bachelor of Ayurvedic Medicine and Surgery (BAMS), Bachelor of Homoeopathic Medicine (BHMS), Bachelor of Naturopathy and Yogic Science (BNYS), and Bachelor of Unani Medicine (BUMS) courses in […]
- Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC) of NCISM, Ministry of Ayush, Govt. of India, New Delhi conducts Online Counseling for allotment of All India Quota (AIQ) Seats of Under Graduate (BAMS/BSMS/BUMS/BHMS/B.Pharm-ITRA) and Post Graduate (MD/MS) courses under Govt./Govt. Aided colleges (15%), Deemed Universities (100%), Central Universities/National Institutes of Ayurveda/ Siddha/ Unani/ Homoeopathy medical streams, and […]
- Online Post Graduate (MD/MS) course counseling is the process of allocating seats in Master of Surgery (MS) and Doctor of Medicine (MD) programs to eligible candidates based on their performance in entrance exams like NEET PG. This process is typically conducted online by the Medical Counselling Committee (MCC). It involves registration, choice filling (selecting preferred […]
- Online undergraduate counseling for Ayurveda, Siddha, Unani, and Homoeopathy (ASU&H) courses, conducted by the Ayush Admissions Central Counseling Committee (AACCC), allocates seats in government, government-aided, deemed universities, central universities, and national institutes. This process is based on merit in the NEET (UG) examination and involves multiple rounds of online counseling.
- Gujarat has various government scholarship schemes aimed at supporting students from different backgrounds and academic levels. These schemes offer financial assistance for various purposes, including tuition fees, living expenses, and research activities. Some notable schemes include the Post-Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Castes, Saksham Scholarship for specially-abled students, and the Mukhyamantri Yuva Swavalamban Yojana.
- Know Your School is a campaign designed to familiarize students, parents, and the wider community with the school's identity, environment, and offerings. It encompasses various aspects like the school's history, location, facilities, academic programs, extracurricular activities, and unique features, aiming to foster a sense of belonging and pride. Essentially, it's about showcasing what makes the […]
- This service allows students to apply for a Bonafide Certificate from their educational institution in Chandigarh. Applicants need to submit basic details and supporting documents online. Once verified by the school authorities, the certificate is issued for use in academic, residential, or identification purposes.
- Students in Chandigarh can apply for a School Leaving Certificate (SLC) online through this portal. Applicants must enter the student’s name, class, and reason for leaving. The request is then submitted to the school’s principal for processing and issuance of the certificate, enabling a smooth transition to other institutions.
- An integrated platform designed to digitize and streamline school operations, it offers an unified dashboard for administrators, schools, teachers and students, the system provides data accuracy, improves communication and simplifies educational processes and attendance.
- A mutual inter-district transfer in Uttar Pradesh allows two teachers working in different districts to swap their positions, effectively exchanging their postings. This process is part of the broader teacher transfer system in the state's Basic Education Department and involves a formal agreement between the two teachers and the relevant authorities.
- POLYCET is conducted by the State Board of Technical Education and Training (SBTET), Telangana for admission to diploma courses in engineering, non-engineering, and technology streams. It also includes diploma courses in agriculture, seed technology, and horticulture offered by PJTSAU and SKLTSHU. Candidates seeking admission to polytechnic colleges across Telangana must register online, pay the fee, […]
- The Post Matric Scholarship for Scheduled Castes is a financial aid initiative by Rajasthan's Social Justice and Empowerment Department. It supports SC students by covering non-refundable academic fees and providing a maintenance allowance. This helps Scheduled Caste students continue their education after matriculation and reduces the financial barriers they often face.
- The Post Matric Scholarship Scheme by Rajasthan’s Social Justice and Empowerment Department offers financial assistance to students from various eligible categories. It reimburses non-refundable educational fees and provides a maintenance allowance, aiming to promote higher education among socially and economically disadvantaged students across Rajasthan.
- The Chief Minister's Universal Higher Education Scholarship Scheme, managed by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department, refunds 50% of the non-refundable fees collected by educational institutions. It is available to eligible Rajasthan students pursuing post-matric education, promoting access to higher education and easing the financial burden on economically weaker students.
- The Centrally Sponsored Book Bank Scheme provides free textbooks to students enrolled in professional courses like Medicine, Engineering, Law, Management, and more. Institutions receive budgetary support to distribute books under the Post Matric Scholarship Scheme, ensuring that financially weak students in Rajasthan have the necessary study materials for their courses.
- The Rajasthan Government offers free hostel facilities to SC/ST/OBC/Special Backward Class and Economically Backward Class students from Classes 6 to 12. Facilities include free accommodation, meals, clothing, study materials, sports, training, and special coaching for challenging subjects. This initiative supports students' educational growth by providing a conducive and supportive environment away from home.
- Rajasthan Government grants incentives to candidates from the state who successfully clear various stages of the All India Civil Services Examination conducted by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). This initiative encourages more aspirants from Rajasthan to participate and excel in prestigious civil services careers, contributing to administrative excellence at the national level.
- The Rajasthan Government facilitates the admission process for students aspiring to enroll in national-level institutions offering professional and technical courses. By streamlining applications and providing support, this initiative helps talented students pursue higher education in prestigious institutions across India, contributing to their academic and professional success.
- Rajasthan Government provides an organized admission process for students seeking entry into state government engineering and medical colleges. By enabling easier access to quality professional education within the state, this initiative empowers youth to build successful careers in engineering and medical fields, thus contributing to the development of Rajasthan's skilled workforce.
TIMES UPDATES
- Dr. Adriana Kugler, the first Hispanic woman on the US Federal Reserve Board, is stepping down ahead of her term’s end and may return to Georgetown University as professor. Her departure creates a key opening for President Trump to influence Fed leadership. Kugler’s career bridges global finance, labor policy, and academia, marking a notable return […]
- Despite graduating high school at higher rates, rural students in the US continue to enroll in college at significantly lower levels. In 2023, only 55% pursued higher education, compared to 64% of suburban and 59% of urban graduates, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. Economic alternatives, geographic barriers, and cultural skepticism are compounding factors behind […]
- by Apeksha TanwarUS Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s call to end “Indian H-1B visas replacing American jobs” has sparked concern among international students and professionals. Shared on August 4, 2025, the post adds to ongoing immigration and trade debates. While no policy changes have occurred, the rhetoric highlights shifting views on employment-based visas and post-study work pathways in […]
- Despite graduating high school at higher rates, rural students in the US continue to enroll in college at significantly lower levels. In 2023, only 55% pursued higher education, compared to 64% of suburban and 59% of urban graduates, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. Economic alternatives, geographic barriers, and cultural skepticism are compounding factors behind […]
- Engineering and architecture, while both involved in design and problem-solving, diverge significantly. Engineering emphasizes functionality and problem-solving across diverse sectors, offering greater career flexibility and higher earning potential. Architecture blends creativity with technical knowledge, focusing on spatial design and aesthetics, leading to a more specialized career path with potentially slower growth.
- Haryana Board is likely to announce Class 10 supplementary exam results around August 6 or 7, 2025. Students who appeared for exams from July 5 to July 14 are awaiting results. The result will be available on bseh.org.in, via SMS, and DigiLocker. Successful candidates can proceed to Class 11 admissions. Those who fail will need […]
- TS LAWCET 2025 counselling has commenced for law aspirants in Telangana who cleared the entrance exam on June 6. This allows qualified candidates to apply for 3-year and 5-year LLB programs across the state's law colleges. The process, managed by TSCHE, involves registration, document submission, and college preference selection, with seat allotment results expected on […]
- Calcutta University's officiating VC, Santa Dutta, has refused to reschedule the undergraduate law semester exam on August 28, despite requests from the higher education department and the TMC. Dutta stated that the syndicate members decided against altering the date to accommodate a political organization's wishes, emphasizing the importance of academic autonomy.
- Amid protests over mismanagement, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will not cancel the Selection Post Phase 13 exam. Chairman S Gopalakrishnan announced a potential retest for affected candidates denied a fair chance due to technical glitches and centre issues. The SSC has demanded improvements from vendor Eduquity Career Technologies.
- Harvard University has rejected a $500 million federal settlement, sparking a major conflict over academic freedom. The university is challenging political directives related to diversity and admissions, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions. This decision highlights the ongoing debate about the control and values within American higher education, impacting students and scholars nationwide.
- Illinois is set to become the first American state to mandate annual mental health screenings for students. Governor JB Pritzker signed the new law. It will affect students in grades 3 through 12. Screenings will begin in the 2027-2028 school year. The goal is to identify and address mental health concerns early.
- by Lakshima SareenDelhi government proposes a bill to control private school fees. The move follows protests over fee hikes. Many schools increased fees significantly, burdening parents. The bill seeks to ensure transparency and prevent commercialization. It includes penalties for schools violating regulations. It also establishes a grievance system for parents. The bill aims to balance regulation and […]
- The US faces a potential drop in international students this fall. NAFSA projects a decline of up to 150,000 students. Visa delays and policy changes are major factors. This could cost the US economy nearly $7 billion. States like California and New York will be heavily affected. Indian students are facing visa uncertainties.
- by Lakshima SareenSteve Bannon's recent remarks calling for a ban on H-1B visas and the departure of foreign students have sparked widespread controversy. Bannon, with a background in the Navy, Harvard Business School, and Goldman Sachs, transitioned into media, shaping Breitbart News and advising Donald Trump. His journey from finance to political influence highlights the impact of […]
- Virginia's top high schools, as per the 2025 Niche rankings, are redefining K-12 education through academic rigor and character development. Institutions like BASIS Independent McLean and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology offer challenging curricula and personalized attention. These schools foster intellectual curiosity and prepare students for lifelong learning, emphasizing both academic excellence […]
- by Lakshima SareenAustralian computer scientist Andrew Tulloch, renowned for his academic excellence from Christ Church Grammar to Cambridge, declined a staggering $1.5 billion job offer from Meta. Tulloch, who contributed significantly to PyTorch and OpenAI's GPT models, chose to continue building Thinking Machines Lab, his AI startup focused on responsible AI development.
- by Sanjay SharmaSouthern Oregon University (SOU) has declared financial exigency and announced a plan to reduce its budget by 15% over three years, beginning with $5 million in cuts this fiscal year. The proposal includes eliminating 15 majors, 11 minors, and approximately 64 full-time positions. The decision follows ongoing financial challenges linked to state funding issues, rising […]
- by Sanjay SharmaThe Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has released the e-admit card for the Forest Area Officer (FAO) exam 2025. Candidates can download the admit card from August 8 at https://bpssc.bihar.gov.in. The written examination will be held on August 24, 2025, in two shifts at Patna. Detailed instructions regarding reporting times, identity proof, and OMR […]
- The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has announced the exam calendar for 2025. It includes dates for NEET SS, FMGE, and DNB-PDCET. NEET SS 2025 will occur in November. The FMGE screening test is scheduled for January 2026. Candidates should check the official website, natboard.edu.in, for details. Application dates and admit card releases […]
- The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP) released the AP SSC Model Question Papers 2026 on August 4, 2025. These papers cover all subjects and reflect competency-based assessment recommendations from PARAKH for the March 2026 exams. Students can access the PDFs on the BSEAP website to understand question formats, section-wise marks, and paper codes […]
EDUCATION NEWS
- Nihar Mohanty, vice-president of the Board of Secondary Education, has been arrested. He is allegedly involved in leaking the Odisha Teachers' Eligibility Test question paper.
- Delhi Assembly's monsoon session is set to begin with a focus on legislative reforms, including the introduction of a bill to regulate private school fees and the tabling of key financial reports.
- The directions were issued during a high-level meeting held in Lucknow, where the Chief Minister was briefed on the Village Vaigyanik Karyakram (VVK) programme, which is being developed jointly by ISRO’s Space Applications Centre (SAC), Ahmedabad and the Vyomika Foundation.
- These students completed vocational training with their Class XII education. Over 30 companies participated in the event organized by the Directorate of Education. Sood discussed selection processes and job roles with company representatives.
- The President was accorded a warm welcome after she arrived at the Deoghar airport, the officials said.
- In a bid to boost skilling in India, the government in the last five years has allocated over ₹493 crore to the National Institute of Electronics and Information Technology (NIELIT), Union Minister of State for Electronics and Information Technology Jitin Prasada informed the Parliament.
- Delhi government is set to launch 'Rashtraneeti' on August 15 across all government schools, aiming to instill civic duties in students from kindergarten to Class XII. The program focuses on ethical governance, democratic participation, and national pride through student-led committees.
- The central government will soon announce significant changes to the accreditation system for higher education. A binary model will replace the existing grading system. A new 'Bharatiya Bhasha' digital tool for direct Indian language translations is also set to launch.
- India is bridging traditional knowledge with modern science. Gurukul students can now research at IITs with scholarships. The 'Setubandha Vidwan Yojana' supports this integration. It offers fellowships for interdisciplinary research
- At the heart of the reforms is a new framework for granting affiliation to technical institutions, shifting away from a legacy of bureaucratic controls and annual inspections.
- The CM said the new university aligns with India’s AI mission and initiatives like Startup India, and will play a vital role in elevating Uttar Pradesh’s presence on national and global platforms.
- A GIS-based application will be developed to record the condition of school buildings, which will be linked to the Shala Darpan portal. Artificial Intelligence will be used to assist in safety assessment and budget planning.
- Hybrid programme under Amrit Mehsana Startup and Innovation Mission welcomes 50 startups from across India, while 14 school and college innovators receive grants
- In his petition, the Tamil Nadu CM demanded that funds under the Samagra Shiksha scheme be released and urged the centre to implement railway projects that were sanctioned over a decade ago but remain inactive.
- True philanthropy means co-creating institutions that build talent, drive innovation, and align with India’s national missions—going beyond funding to shape the future through education and research.
- The projects covered a broad spectrum, including education, healthcare, and infrastructure.
- Rajasthan Governor Haribhau Bagde conducted a district-level review meeting with administrative officers at the Collectorate Auditorium in Balotra on Thursday.
- The PMS schemes are scholarships provided by the Centre to support students from specific social categories, such as Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes, Other Backward Classes, and minorities, who are pursuing higher education after Class 10.
- This collaboration exemplifies how mission-driven philanthropy and academia can unite to tackle global challenges, foster innovation, and prepare the next generation of leaders, researchers, and changemakers.
- Speaking at the event, the chief minister said that eight libraries in the assembly constituencies of Bhadaur and Mehal Kalan have been dedicated to people.
- Dr. Adriana Kugler, the first Hispanic woman on the US Federal Reserve Board, is stepping down ahead of her term’s end and may return to Georgetown University as professor. Her departure creates a key opening for President Trump to influence Fed leadership. Kugler’s career bridges global finance, labor policy, and academia, marking a notable return […]
- Despite graduating high school at higher rates, rural students in the US continue to enroll in college at significantly lower levels. In 2023, only 55% pursued higher education, compared to 64% of suburban and 59% of urban graduates, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. Economic alternatives, geographic barriers, and cultural skepticism are compounding factors behind […]
- by Apeksha TanwarUS Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene’s call to end “Indian H-1B visas replacing American jobs” has sparked concern among international students and professionals. Shared on August 4, 2025, the post adds to ongoing immigration and trade debates. While no policy changes have occurred, the rhetoric highlights shifting views on employment-based visas and post-study work pathways in […]
- Despite graduating high school at higher rates, rural students in the US continue to enroll in college at significantly lower levels. In 2023, only 55% pursued higher education, compared to 64% of suburban and 59% of urban graduates, according to the National Student Clearinghouse. Economic alternatives, geographic barriers, and cultural skepticism are compounding factors behind […]
- Engineering and architecture, while both involved in design and problem-solving, diverge significantly. Engineering emphasizes functionality and problem-solving across diverse sectors, offering greater career flexibility and higher earning potential. Architecture blends creativity with technical knowledge, focusing on spatial design and aesthetics, leading to a more specialized career path with potentially slower growth.
- Haryana Board is likely to announce Class 10 supplementary exam results around August 6 or 7, 2025. Students who appeared for exams from July 5 to July 14 are awaiting results. The result will be available on bseh.org.in, via SMS, and DigiLocker. Successful candidates can proceed to Class 11 admissions. Those who fail will need […]
- TS LAWCET 2025 counselling has commenced for law aspirants in Telangana who cleared the entrance exam on June 6. This allows qualified candidates to apply for 3-year and 5-year LLB programs across the state's law colleges. The process, managed by TSCHE, involves registration, document submission, and college preference selection, with seat allotment results expected on […]
- Calcutta University's officiating VC, Santa Dutta, has refused to reschedule the undergraduate law semester exam on August 28, despite requests from the higher education department and the TMC. Dutta stated that the syndicate members decided against altering the date to accommodate a political organization's wishes, emphasizing the importance of academic autonomy.
- Amid protests over mismanagement, the Staff Selection Commission (SSC) will not cancel the Selection Post Phase 13 exam. Chairman S Gopalakrishnan announced a potential retest for affected candidates denied a fair chance due to technical glitches and centre issues. The SSC has demanded improvements from vendor Eduquity Career Technologies.
- Harvard University has rejected a $500 million federal settlement, sparking a major conflict over academic freedom. The university is challenging political directives related to diversity and admissions, potentially setting a precedent for other institutions. This decision highlights the ongoing debate about the control and values within American higher education, impacting students and scholars nationwide.
- Illinois is set to become the first American state to mandate annual mental health screenings for students. Governor JB Pritzker signed the new law. It will affect students in grades 3 through 12. Screenings will begin in the 2027-2028 school year. The goal is to identify and address mental health concerns early.
- by Lakshima SareenDelhi government proposes a bill to control private school fees. The move follows protests over fee hikes. Many schools increased fees significantly, burdening parents. The bill seeks to ensure transparency and prevent commercialization. It includes penalties for schools violating regulations. It also establishes a grievance system for parents. The bill aims to balance regulation and […]
- The US faces a potential drop in international students this fall. NAFSA projects a decline of up to 150,000 students. Visa delays and policy changes are major factors. This could cost the US economy nearly $7 billion. States like California and New York will be heavily affected. Indian students are facing visa uncertainties.
- by Lakshima SareenSteve Bannon's recent remarks calling for a ban on H-1B visas and the departure of foreign students have sparked widespread controversy. Bannon, with a background in the Navy, Harvard Business School, and Goldman Sachs, transitioned into media, shaping Breitbart News and advising Donald Trump. His journey from finance to political influence highlights the impact of […]
- Virginia's top high schools, as per the 2025 Niche rankings, are redefining K-12 education through academic rigor and character development. Institutions like BASIS Independent McLean and Thomas Jefferson High School for Science and Technology offer challenging curricula and personalized attention. These schools foster intellectual curiosity and prepare students for lifelong learning, emphasizing both academic excellence […]
- by Lakshima SareenAustralian computer scientist Andrew Tulloch, renowned for his academic excellence from Christ Church Grammar to Cambridge, declined a staggering $1.5 billion job offer from Meta. Tulloch, who contributed significantly to PyTorch and OpenAI's GPT models, chose to continue building Thinking Machines Lab, his AI startup focused on responsible AI development.
- by Sanjay SharmaSouthern Oregon University (SOU) has declared financial exigency and announced a plan to reduce its budget by 15% over three years, beginning with $5 million in cuts this fiscal year. The proposal includes eliminating 15 majors, 11 minors, and approximately 64 full-time positions. The decision follows ongoing financial challenges linked to state funding issues, rising […]
- by Sanjay SharmaThe Bihar Police Subordinate Services Commission (BPSSC) has released the e-admit card for the Forest Area Officer (FAO) exam 2025. Candidates can download the admit card from August 8 at https://bpssc.bihar.gov.in. The written examination will be held on August 24, 2025, in two shifts at Patna. Detailed instructions regarding reporting times, identity proof, and OMR […]
- The National Board of Examinations in Medical Sciences has announced the exam calendar for 2025. It includes dates for NEET SS, FMGE, and DNB-PDCET. NEET SS 2025 will occur in November. The FMGE screening test is scheduled for January 2026. Candidates should check the official website, natboard.edu.in, for details. Application dates and admit card releases […]
- The Board of Secondary Education, Andhra Pradesh (BSEAP) released the AP SSC Model Question Papers 2026 on August 4, 2025. These papers cover all subjects and reflect competency-based assessment recommendations from PARAKH for the March 2026 exams. Students can access the PDFs on the BSEAP website to understand question formats, section-wise marks, and paper codes […]
SCIENCE IT AND COMMUNCATION
- This platform enables private sector participation in space activities, fostering innovation, boosting the national space economy, and advancing India’s space exploration. The initiative aims to create an Aatma Nirbhar Bharat by allowing companies and organizations to collaborate in satellite launches, research, and space missions under the guidance of IN-SPACe.
- This service offers a collection of Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) that provide access to open datasets. Users can integrate these APIs into their applications to retrieve and utilize public data, enhancing data-driven solutions and innovations.
- This resource provides access to a comprehensive collection of datasets available for public use. It allows users to search, browse, and download a wide range of data from various sectors, supporting transparency, research, and informed decision-making.
- Open Government Data Platform India is to facilitate the access to Government owned shareable data and information in both human readable and machine readable forms in a proactive and periodically updatable manner, within the framework of various related policies, Acts and Rules of Government of India, thereby promoting wider accessibility and application of government owned data and unlocking the potential of data for national development.
- The Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC) is an online dispute resolution mechanism. The entire appeal process, from filing to decision, is in digital mode. Grievance Appellate Committee (GAC) endeavours to resolve appeals within 30 days.
- The Tribal Research Institute (TRI) functions as the research arm of the Ministry of Tribal Affairs at the state level. TRIs concentrate on their fundamental duties as knowledge centers and research hubs, essentially acting as think tanks for tribal development. This entails preserving tribal cultural heritage, offering insights to states for evidence-based planning and suitable legislation, enhancing the capacity of tribal communities and individuals/institutions involved in tribal affairs, as well…
- Institution of National Importance providing education, training and research is established by the Department of Biotechnology, Government of India under the auspices of UNESCO. The Centre is focused on cooperatively working towards shared biotechnology growth in the Asia-Pacific Region.
- Know Your Wireline Internet Service Provider (KYI) module facilitates citizens to check the details of Wireline Internet Service Providers (ISPs). The module enables the citizens to search for presence of any ISP across the length and breadth of the country by entering PIN code, address or name of the ISP.
- RICWIN module facilitates citizens to report the incoming international calls received with local Indian number (+91-xxxxxxxxxx). RICWIN enables citizens to be government’s eye to report such calls for busting/unearthing suspected illegal telecom setups which cause loss to Government's exchequer and pose threat to national security.
- The Sanchar Saathi portal, an initiative by the Department of Telecommunications, provides accessible CEIR Services to subscribers across India. To verify the mobile device, provide mobile number OTP and IMEI number.
- Chakshu facilitates citizens to report the suspected fraud communications with the intention of defrauding telecom service users for cyber-crime, financial frauds, non-bonafide purpose like impersonation or any other misuse through Call, SMS or WhatsApp.
- Sanchar Saathi Portal, an initiative by the Department of Telecommunications, provides accessible CEIR Services to subscribers across India. To block lost or stolen mobile phones, users need to fill out and submit an online form on the portal, furnishing crucial information about the mobile device for the blocking process.
- The Department of Telecommunications' Sanchar Saathi portal offers TAFCOP (Telecom Analytics for Fraud Management and Consumer Protection) Services that are accessible to subscribers all over India. To find out the number of connections issued in the user's name, they simply need to enter their mobile number, captcha, and the OTP received on their mobile. Users can also report any unnecessary or unauthorized mobile connections.
- The Sanchar Saathi portal, an initiative by the Department of Telecommunications, offers accessible CEIR Services to subscribers throughout India. User can check lost/stolen Mobile request status on the portal using request id.
- The Sanchar Saathi portal, an initiative by the Department of Telecommunications, offers accessible CEIR Services to subscribers throughout India. To unblock a previously blocked mobile phone that has been recovered or found, users are required to fill out and submit an online form on the portal, providing information about the device for the unblocking process.
- This services is for e-Search in Rajasthan
- This service is to apply for UT Chandigarh Stipend Scheme of Govt. ITI from Directorate of Technical Education. This is a G2C service. Applicants need to register to apply for this service. Individuals can apply for this service.
- This service is to apply for ITC-PCTC Management Software from Scheduled Tribes Development Department (State). This is a G2C service. Applicants need to register to apply for this service. Individuals can apply for this service.
- State Portal is a Mission Mode Project under the National E-Governance Plan being developed by NIC Tamil Nadu State Centre and was launched in 2013. The objective behind the Portal is to provide a single window ‘Any Time, Any Where’ access to the information and services of the State Government.
- This services is for e-Challan in Rajasthan
INDIA
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- by TOI News DeskArmy Chief General Upendra Dwivedi highlighted the Indian armed forces' readiness for fifth-generation warfare, emphasizing technology integration. Speaking at IIT-Madras, he described Operation Sindoor as a turning point in counter-terrorism. He inaugurated 'Agnishodh' at IIT-Madras to boost indigenous defence innovation and acknowledged veterans' contributions to nation-building, reinforcing the commitment to self-reliance and technological advancement.
- by TOI News DeskKerala police discovered more charred human remains and clothing items on a property in Pallippuram, linked to the disappearance of several women over two decades. The investigation, led by the State Crime Branch, centers on Sebastian, a real estate broker arrested in connection with Jainamma's disappearance.
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- by Dipak K DashPrime Minister Narendra Modi is set to inaugurate a new residential complex for Members of Parliament on Baba Kharak Singh Marg next week. The complex features 184 large flats, each with five bedrooms and ample office space, exceeding the size of Type-VIII bungalows.
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WORLD
- by TOI World DeskPam Bondi directed her staff to proceed with the criminal referral. This concerns the alleged Russia-Trump conspiracy. The Department of Justice is initiating a grand jury investigation. An unnamed federal prosecutor will present evidence. This could lead to an indictment. The DOJ received Tulsi Gabbard's criminal referral two weeks prior. It included documentation about the […]
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- by TOI World DeskIn 2024, the GCC's economy grew steadily, with real GDP rising 3.3% in Q4 and 2.4% over the year, driven by non-oil sectors like manufacturing and trade. Nominal GDP rose 1.5%, reflecting lower oil prices. Non-oil activities now dominate both real and nominal GDP, signaling a clear shift away from oil dependence through structural reforms […]
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- by TOI World DeskA fire erupted beneath a PATH train at Newport Station in New Jersey during Monday's morning commute, causing panic and a swift evacuation. Flames and thick smoke filled a carriage, prompting passengers to rush off. Thirteen individuals were treated for smoke inhalation, with nine hospitalized.
- by TOI World DeskDubai's crackdown on illegal room partitions has left landlords with hefty repair costs and structural damages. Authorities are enforcing strict compliance with tenancy laws, prompting owners to prioritize families and corporate tenants. With tighter vetting processes and legal penalties in place, both landlords and tenants are now adapting to a more regulated, safety-focused rental environment […]
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- by TOI World DeskA Saudi citizen has drowned in Lake Geneva, with the Kingdom’s consulate in Switzerland confirming the incident and coordinating the body’s repatriation. No details about the victim or the circumstances were disclosed. This follows a separate 2024 tragedy where a Saudi doctor drowned in Brienz Lake, highlighting growing concerns around water safety for tourists in […]
- by TOI World DeskAalborg Zoo in Denmark is now accepting unwanted small pets as donations to feed its predators. The zoo assures that donated animals like rabbits and guinea pigs will be humanely euthanized before being used as food. This initiative aims to mimic the natural food chain, promoting animal welfare and natural behaviour among captive carnivores.
- by TOI World DeskShigeko Kagawa, a 114-year-old retired physician, has been recognized as Japan's oldest living person, following the passing of Miyoko Hiroyasu. Kagawa attributes her longevity to a life of freedom, independence, and playfulness, embodying Japan's 'ikigai' philosophy. Japan's high life expectancy is attributed to factors like diet, active lifestyles, strong social connections, and accessible healthcare.
- by TOI World DeskThe UAE Cybersecurity Council has issued a nationwide alert, urging residents to avoid downloading unverified mobile applications due to rising cyberattacks. With daily incidents nearing 200,000, the Council advises using official platforms like Apple App Store and Google Play Store. Citizens are cautioned to review app permissions, update devices, and avoid suspicious links.
- by TOI World DeskSaudi Arabia has established a national Medical Referral Centre to streamline patient transfers and treatment coordination, both domestically and internationally. Overseen by the Health Minister, the center aims to optimize resource use, reduce wait times, and ensure equitable access to high-quality medical services. This initiative aligns with Vision 2030's goals for healthcare transformation and digital […]
- by TOI World DeskSaudi Arabia has introduced new regulations for private food laboratories, focusing on spatial, technical, and visual standards. These rules aim to improve food safety, urban compliance, and investment conditions by setting requirements for lab size, parking, appearance, and location. The initiative seeks to align with broader goals of enhancing urban environments and attracting investment.
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- by TOI World DeskAbu Dhabi’s non-oil foreign trade surged 34.7% in H1 2025 to AED195.4 billion (USD53.2 billion), driven by strong export, import, and re-export growth. The rise reflects successful diversification efforts, advanced infrastructure, and streamlined trade systems. Strategic investments and global trade partnerships continue to position the emirate as a key international trade and logistics hub.
- Kuwait labor report: Indians largest among four nationalities that make up 90% of domestic workforceby TOI World DeskIn Q1 2025, domestic workers constitute 25.2% of Kuwait's expatriate labor, totaling 745,000, a 5.6% decrease from last year. Indians lead both domestic (42.2%) and overall expatriate employment (35.3%). Workers from India, Sri Lanka, the Philippines, and Bangladesh comprise nearly 90% of the domestic labor force, reflecting shifts in Kuwait's labor market.
- by TOI World DeskDubai Land Department introduced First-Time Home Buyer Programme on July 2, 2025. This initiative offers priority access and flexible payment options. Buyers can get discounts on properties up to AED 5 million. Residents over 18 without prior Dubai property ownership are eligible. Developers report high interest, especially for homes below AED 1.5 million.