- 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 Tribes is provided by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department, Rajasthan. It covers non-refundable fees and offers a maintenance allowance to ST students pursuing education beyond matriculation. This scheme supports financially weaker tribal students, encouraging higher education and reducing dropout rates among the Scheduled Tribe community.
- The Dr. Ambedkar Economically Backward Classes Post Matric Scholarship Scheme assists EBC students of Rajasthan in pursuing higher education. Managed by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department, the scheme provides financial aid covering non-refundable fees and maintenance allowances, ensuring that economically backward students continue their studies without financial burden.
- This scheme, run by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department of Rajasthan, supports Vimukta, Nomadic, and Semi-Nomadic Tribes (DNTs) students. It covers non-refundable academic fees and offers maintenance allowances, helping these historically marginalized communities pursue post-matriculation education and improve their socio-economic standing through better academic opportunities.
- The Post Matric Scholarship for Other Backward Classes (OBC) in Rajasthan is aimed at providing financial support to OBC students pursuing higher education. Administered by the Social Justice and Empowerment Department, it includes reimbursement of non-refundable fees and maintenance allowance to help students from backward classes achieve academic success without economic hardship.
- 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.
- The Board of Secondary Education, Rajasthan (RBSE/BSER), established in 1957, regulates and promotes secondary education across the state. Headquartered in Ajmer, it conducts major examinations for Classes 10 and 12 and ensures quality education by following the NCERT curriculum. RBSE plays a vital role in shaping the academic future of students through its affiliated schools […]
- The School of Open Learning (SOL), University of Delhi, offers flexible undergraduate and postgraduate programs for distance learners. Established in 1962, SOL provides opportunities for higher education in various disciplines, especially for students who cannot pursue regular full-time courses.
- The Madhya Pradesh government provides ₹25,000 to 89,000 Class 12th meritorious students for laptops. This amount is transferred directly to students' bank accounts. The initiative encourages academic excellence and empowers students with digital tools to support higher education and skill development.
TIMES UPDATES
- by Sanjay SharmaCUNY, Georgetown University, and UC Berkeley are set to testify before the US Congress amid investigations into campus antisemitism. The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is examining the universities’ handling of pro-Palestinian activism, faculty conduct, and student safety. Incidents at each institution, including mass arrests, federal detentions, and disrupted events, have prompted scrutiny. […]
- by Sanjay SharmaThe Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will release the admit cards for the Sakshamta (Competency) Test (III), 2025 on July 16, 2025. The computer-based exam will take place from July 23 to July 25, 2025. Candidates must download their admit cards from the official website and get them countersigned by the District Programme Officer (Establishment) […]
- by Sanjay SharmaA Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis reveals that several US college majors with the best job prospects defy common expectations. While finance remains popular, majors like nutrition sciences, art history, and philosophy show lower unemployment rates and strong early-career opportunities. Data from 2023 highlights significant differences in employment outcomes, urging students to reconsider […]
- by Sanjay SharmaDelhi University (DU) has released the simulated rank list for UG admissions 2025-26 on July 15, 2025. Candidates can check their ranks online and change preferences until July 16. The first seat allotment result will be announced on July 19. Key deadlines include seat acceptance by July 21 and fee payment by July 23. Popular […]
- In a job market shaken by layoffs, AI shifts, and evolving expectations, landing an offer is only half the battle. This piece explores seven critical questions every candidate should ask before accepting a role—questions that uncover hidden truths about workplace culture, growth potential, and long-term fit. It’s not just about getting hired—it’s about making the […]
- by Sanjay SharmaFrom January to July 2025, US President Donald Trump enacted sweeping changes in education policy, including mass layoffs at the Department of Education, cuts to university funding over DEI and Title VI concerns, and executive orders targeting gender ideology and critical race theory. Legal battles ensued, with injunctions and a Supreme Court ruling shaping the […]
- As Gen Z masters digital tools with ease, a quiet crisis brews beneath the surface: foundational life skills are slipping away. From cursive writing and cooking to conflict resolution and financial literacy, essential abilities are vanishing from everyday life. This erosion threatens not just personal growth, but the resilience and independence future generations will need […]
- by Sanjay SharmaSeveral districts in Uttar Pradesh, including Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Varanasi, Bareilly, and Badaun, have announced school closures during the Kanwar Yatra to manage traffic and ensure public safety. While Meerut and Muzaffarnagar schools will remain closed from July 16 to 23, other districts have declared holidays on specific Mondays and weekends. Authorities have also arranged for […]
- by Sanjay SharmaA recent Intelligent.com survey found that 18% of US managers have considered quitting due to difficulties managing Gen Z employees, while 27% would avoid hiring them. Managers cited excessive phone use, poor work ethic, and unprofessional behaviour as key challenges. Many have altered their management styles to cope with these issues. The study highlights rising […]
- The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur has declared the HSLC (Class 10) Compartment and Special Exam Results 2025 today, July 15. Students can download their scorecards from manresults.nic.in using their roll and registration numbers. A minimum of 33% is required to pass. The scorecard includes subject-wise marks, personal details, and qualifying status.
- Chicago Public Schools (CPS) faces a severe $734 million budget deficit, leading to over 1,450 staff layoffs, including teachers and special education support. Interim CEO Macquline King revealed the shortfall, worsened by lack of state funding and expiring pandemic relief.
- Delhi University has recorded over 3.05 lakh registrations for UG admissions 2025–26, with 2.39 lakh candidates submitting preferences for 71,642 seats. B.Com (H) and SRCC emerged as top choices. Notably, more girls applied, and special quotas like Orphan and Single Girl Child saw significant interest. Simulated ranks and ECA/Sports trials are scheduled mid-July.
- The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has announced the D.El.Ed. CET 2025 results for the 2025–27 session. Out of 14,352 test-takers, 3,203 qualified. The exam was held on May 29 across 87 centres. Sports quota counselling is scheduled for July 21–22, while the complete seat allotment schedule will be released soon on hpbose.org.
- by Sanjay SharmaStarbucks has updated its remote work policy, requiring all corporate "people leaders" to be based in Seattle or Toronto within 12 months and increasing office attendance from three to four days a week. CEO Brian Niccol emphasised the value of in-person collaboration, as quoted by the Associated Press. This change aligns with wider US corporate […]
- by Apeksha TanwarAccording to the Graduate Outlook Survey 2025 by the CFA Institute, 87% of Indian graduates feel job-ready—outpacing their U.S. peers. This confidence stems from skills, internships and real-world exposure, rather than grades or university brand. With industry certifications gaining value over degrees, the report signals a shift in how students define career preparedness across global […]
- Harvard University anticipates a potential $1 billion annual loss due to Trump administration policies, including research funding cuts and increased taxes on its endowment. The university has extended its hiring freeze and implemented layoffs to manage financial strain. Restrictions on international students add to the challenges, impacting both finances and academic diversity.
- Remote work is no longer a luxury—it’s a growing norm with real earning potential. Backed by Bureau of Labor Statistics data, this piece highlights 10 flexible, high-paying remote jobs in the US that offer $25/hour or more, often without requiring a degree. From claims adjusting to digital marketing, these roles redefine what it means to […]
- by Sanjay SharmaPresident Donald Trump has begun dismantling the US Department of Education, following a Supreme Court ruling allowing over 1,300 layoffs. The administration claims the move will benefit students and parents by restoring control to individual states, reducing bureaucracy, increasing accountability, and enabling faster responses to educational needs. Essential federal functions will remain while discretionary powers […]
- The long-assumed job security promised by a college degree is faltering. A Goldman Sachs analysis shows the employment edge of recent graduates is at historic lows, with shrinking hiring rates and minimal unemployment advantage over non-degree peers. As traditional white-collar sectors stall, higher education’s value is under scrutiny—forcing a national rethink of what college is […]
- Over 20 US states are suing the Trump administration over a freeze on billions in federal education funding. The halted funds were meant for after-school and summer programs, impacting over 1.4 million children, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. States argue the freeze violates federal law as the funding was already approved by Congress.
EDUCATION NEWS
- The MRI facility is intended to support research using phantoms in its initial phase, with future plans for clinical studies involving volunteers.
- Through its innovative courses and nationwide outreach, the Bahá’í Academy is integrating moral values, social responsibility, and reflective learning into mainstream higher education across India.
- Key proposals were cleared by the finance committee and building committee in June, and are now before the executive council meeting, slated for July 12, for final approval.
- The University Development Fund increased from ₹1,200 last year to ₹1,500 this year, marking a 25 per cent increase, while the University Facilities and Services Charges rose from ₹1,250 to ₹1,500, a 20 per cent hike.
- Before joining IIM Kashipur, Prof. Dwivedi served as a Professor of Strategic Management at IIM Lucknow
- The event was part of an initiative by the Ministry of Education (MoE), Government of India, to examine the future of energy-related jobs and education in the country.
- The campus is expected to generate over 10,000 jobs in the next five years.
- New executive certificate to focus on net zero strategy and sustainability leadership.
- The 24-week course is designed for clinicians, engineers, data professionals, and med-tech entrepreneurs, under the institute's Continuing Education Programme (CEP).
- The move is aimed at encouraging students to set up their own start-ups, he asserted.
- Named after cooperative pioneer Tribhuvandas Kishibhai Patel, the university will cater to around 20 lakh cooperative personnel in five years.
- The Madhya Pradesh government will distribute laptops to 94,234 high-achieving Class 12 students on July 4 under the Pratibhashali Vidyarthi Protsahan Yojana.
- Maharashtra to implement merit-only admission, uniform policy in BARTI, SARTHI, and other institutesMaharashtra Deputy CM Ajit Pawar announced that admissions to BARTI, SARTHI, MahaJyoti, and ARTI will be merit-based, with a uniform policy for student intake and scholarships.
- The Banda University of Agriculture and Technology has been awarded an 'A Grade' by NAAC, marking a historic achievement as only the second agricultural university in Uttar Pradesh to receive this honor.
- The move is part of a broader push to modernise education infrastructure and address staffing gaps across the capital.
- The university is poised to become a significant hub for both education and treatment in traditional medical systems, including Ayurveda, Unani, and Homoeopathy.
- Chhattisgarh government plans to develop modern education hub in Bilaspur, issues official statementThe Chhattisgarh government will develop an education city in Bilaspur. This facility will cost Rs 100 crore. It will be built on 13 acres of land. The education city will have a library and auditorium.
- Dr. Rangapriya Kannan, Dean of San José State University’s Lucas College of Business, explores the rise of purpose-driven US–India academic partnerships, the role of bi-local leadership, and how cross-border collaboration can shape ethical and inclusive innovation.
- The Language Advisory Committee, which makes recommendations to the government on matters related to the Marathi language, passed a resolution on Friday demanding that no third language, including Hindi, be taught before Class 5.
- This initiative aligns with the core objective of CB Phase III, which is to build institutional and individual capacities for digital governance across all levels of government.
- by Sanjay SharmaCUNY, Georgetown University, and UC Berkeley are set to testify before the US Congress amid investigations into campus antisemitism. The House Committee on Education and the Workforce is examining the universities’ handling of pro-Palestinian activism, faculty conduct, and student safety. Incidents at each institution, including mass arrests, federal detentions, and disrupted events, have prompted scrutiny. […]
- by Sanjay SharmaThe Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) will release the admit cards for the Sakshamta (Competency) Test (III), 2025 on July 16, 2025. The computer-based exam will take place from July 23 to July 25, 2025. Candidates must download their admit cards from the official website and get them countersigned by the District Programme Officer (Establishment) […]
- by Sanjay SharmaA Federal Reserve Bank of New York analysis reveals that several US college majors with the best job prospects defy common expectations. While finance remains popular, majors like nutrition sciences, art history, and philosophy show lower unemployment rates and strong early-career opportunities. Data from 2023 highlights significant differences in employment outcomes, urging students to reconsider […]
- by Sanjay SharmaDelhi University (DU) has released the simulated rank list for UG admissions 2025-26 on July 15, 2025. Candidates can check their ranks online and change preferences until July 16. The first seat allotment result will be announced on July 19. Key deadlines include seat acceptance by July 21 and fee payment by July 23. Popular […]
- In a job market shaken by layoffs, AI shifts, and evolving expectations, landing an offer is only half the battle. This piece explores seven critical questions every candidate should ask before accepting a role—questions that uncover hidden truths about workplace culture, growth potential, and long-term fit. It’s not just about getting hired—it’s about making the […]
- by Sanjay SharmaFrom January to July 2025, US President Donald Trump enacted sweeping changes in education policy, including mass layoffs at the Department of Education, cuts to university funding over DEI and Title VI concerns, and executive orders targeting gender ideology and critical race theory. Legal battles ensued, with injunctions and a Supreme Court ruling shaping the […]
- As Gen Z masters digital tools with ease, a quiet crisis brews beneath the surface: foundational life skills are slipping away. From cursive writing and cooking to conflict resolution and financial literacy, essential abilities are vanishing from everyday life. This erosion threatens not just personal growth, but the resilience and independence future generations will need […]
- by Sanjay SharmaSeveral districts in Uttar Pradesh, including Meerut, Muzaffarnagar, Varanasi, Bareilly, and Badaun, have announced school closures during the Kanwar Yatra to manage traffic and ensure public safety. While Meerut and Muzaffarnagar schools will remain closed from July 16 to 23, other districts have declared holidays on specific Mondays and weekends. Authorities have also arranged for […]
- by Sanjay SharmaA recent Intelligent.com survey found that 18% of US managers have considered quitting due to difficulties managing Gen Z employees, while 27% would avoid hiring them. Managers cited excessive phone use, poor work ethic, and unprofessional behaviour as key challenges. Many have altered their management styles to cope with these issues. The study highlights rising […]
- The Board of Secondary Education, Manipur has declared the HSLC (Class 10) Compartment and Special Exam Results 2025 today, July 15. Students can download their scorecards from manresults.nic.in using their roll and registration numbers. A minimum of 33% is required to pass. The scorecard includes subject-wise marks, personal details, and qualifying status.
- Chicago Public Schools (CPS) faces a severe $734 million budget deficit, leading to over 1,450 staff layoffs, including teachers and special education support. Interim CEO Macquline King revealed the shortfall, worsened by lack of state funding and expiring pandemic relief.
- Delhi University has recorded over 3.05 lakh registrations for UG admissions 2025–26, with 2.39 lakh candidates submitting preferences for 71,642 seats. B.Com (H) and SRCC emerged as top choices. Notably, more girls applied, and special quotas like Orphan and Single Girl Child saw significant interest. Simulated ranks and ECA/Sports trials are scheduled mid-July.
- The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE) has announced the D.El.Ed. CET 2025 results for the 2025–27 session. Out of 14,352 test-takers, 3,203 qualified. The exam was held on May 29 across 87 centres. Sports quota counselling is scheduled for July 21–22, while the complete seat allotment schedule will be released soon on hpbose.org.
- by Sanjay SharmaStarbucks has updated its remote work policy, requiring all corporate "people leaders" to be based in Seattle or Toronto within 12 months and increasing office attendance from three to four days a week. CEO Brian Niccol emphasised the value of in-person collaboration, as quoted by the Associated Press. This change aligns with wider US corporate […]
- by Apeksha TanwarAccording to the Graduate Outlook Survey 2025 by the CFA Institute, 87% of Indian graduates feel job-ready—outpacing their U.S. peers. This confidence stems from skills, internships and real-world exposure, rather than grades or university brand. With industry certifications gaining value over degrees, the report signals a shift in how students define career preparedness across global […]
- Harvard University anticipates a potential $1 billion annual loss due to Trump administration policies, including research funding cuts and increased taxes on its endowment. The university has extended its hiring freeze and implemented layoffs to manage financial strain. Restrictions on international students add to the challenges, impacting both finances and academic diversity.
- Remote work is no longer a luxury—it’s a growing norm with real earning potential. Backed by Bureau of Labor Statistics data, this piece highlights 10 flexible, high-paying remote jobs in the US that offer $25/hour or more, often without requiring a degree. From claims adjusting to digital marketing, these roles redefine what it means to […]
- by Sanjay SharmaPresident Donald Trump has begun dismantling the US Department of Education, following a Supreme Court ruling allowing over 1,300 layoffs. The administration claims the move will benefit students and parents by restoring control to individual states, reducing bureaucracy, increasing accountability, and enabling faster responses to educational needs. Essential federal functions will remain while discretionary powers […]
- The long-assumed job security promised by a college degree is faltering. A Goldman Sachs analysis shows the employment edge of recent graduates is at historic lows, with shrinking hiring rates and minimal unemployment advantage over non-degree peers. As traditional white-collar sectors stall, higher education’s value is under scrutiny—forcing a national rethink of what college is […]
- Over 20 US states are suing the Trump administration over a freeze on billions in federal education funding. The halted funds were meant for after-school and summer programs, impacting over 1.4 million children, particularly those from low-income backgrounds. States argue the freeze violates federal law as the funding was already approved by Congress.
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
- by TOI News DeskAmid escalating regional tensions and recent military actions involving Israel, Iran, and the United States, the Indian Embassy in Iran has advised Indian nationals against non-essential travel to the country. The embassy urges those already in Iran to remain vigilant, monitor developments, and consider returning via available commercial options, echoing similar warnings from the US […]
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- by TOI News DeskFollowing the tragic self-immolation of a B.Ed student in Balasore, Odisha, the UGC has formed a four-member fact-finding committee. This panel will investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident, including allegations of sexual harassment against the head of the education department. The committee will also assess the college's compliance with regulations and recommend preventive measures.
- by Rema Nagarajan
- by TOI News DeskThe Supreme Court has ruled that denying prisoners, including those with disabilities, preferred food items does not violate fundamental rights, emphasizing adequate and nutritious food is sufficient. The court highlighted the need for prison reforms, especially concerning disability-sensitive infrastructure and healthcare, while acknowledging outdated prison manuals and the state's obligation to protect disabled prisoners' rights.
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- by TOI News DeskExternal Affairs Minister S Jaishankar addressed the Shanghai Cooperation Organisation meeting. He stated the SCO must be uncompromising on terrorism. Jaishankar highlighted the Pahalgam attack and India's response. He reminded the SCO of its founding principles against terrorism, separatism, and extremism. He also emphasized mutual respect and territorial integrity within the SCO.
- by Amit Anand ChoudharyThe Supreme Court has ruled that companies can pursue criminal cases as victims under the Criminal Procedure Code, particularly in cases involving counterfeit products. This decision empowers corporations to appeal acquittals or seek enhanced sentences when their interests are harmed by fake goods. The court emphasized that the definition of 'victim' includes companies suffering financial […]
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- by TOI News DeskPress Information Bureau refuted claims about health ministry's advisory. The advisory was about warning labels on Indian snacks like samosas and jalebi. PIB clarified it was a general advisory. It aimed to make people aware of hidden fats and sugar in all food products. The advisory encourages healthier choices at workplaces. It does not target […]
- by TOI News DeskPrime Minister Narendra Modi celebrated Shubhanshu Shukla's return to Earth after his historic mission to the International Space Station, marking a significant milestone for India's space program. Union Minister Jitendra Singh also hailed Shukla's successful voyage as a moment of pride and glory for India. Shukla returned safely aboard the Dragon capsule, carrying valuable cargo […]
- by TOI News DeskManipur police and CAPFs recovered 86 weapons and 974 ammunition in a joint operation across several districts, continuing efforts to curb illegal arms following deadly ethnic conflict. Raids are part of a broader crackdown by security forces after the arrest of nine people, including members of Arambai Tenggol. The state has witnessed significant violence and […]
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- ‘Why don’t you feed them at home?’ SC pulls up Noida man over feeding stray dogs; flags safety risksby TOI News DeskThe Supreme Court addressed a plea regarding street dog feeding in Noida. Justices questioned why the petitioner couldn't feed dogs at home. The court highlighted safety concerns for morning walkers and cyclists. The Allahabad High Court order from March 2025 was reviewed. It emphasised balancing animal welfare and public safety.
- by TOI News DeskThe execution of Nimisha Priya, an Indian nurse sentenced to death in Yemen, has been postponed amid last-minute efforts to secure her release. An Indian cleric initiated talks with Yemeni religious authorities, leading to negotiations with the victim's family, while India's government is also working to defer the execution.
- by TOI News DeskRahul Gandhi criticized External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar for briefing Chinese President Xi Jinping on India-China relations, calling it a "full-blown circus." Jaishankar met with Xi and other Chinese officials to discuss bilateral ties, emphasizing mutual respect and addressing border issues. He also conveyed greetings from Indian leaders and expressed optimism for improved relations.
- by TOI News DeskCongress leader Udit Raj sparked controversy by suggesting a Dalit astronaut should have been chosen for the Axiom-4 mission instead of Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla. Raj argued that opportunities for marginalized communities were limited during Rakesh Sharma's spaceflight. He believes a Dalit or OBC candidate could have been selected for this mission, highlighting the need […]
WORLD
- by TOI World DeskThe Pentagon's investigative agencies are scrutinizing the involvement of Pete Hegseth's aides in a Signal app controversy. The investigation focuses on whether Ricky Buria facilitated Hegseth's use of the unapproved app and if Tim Parlatore attended classified meetings without clearance. Investigators are also probing potential deletion of Signal messages, which could violate federal records laws.
- by TOI World DeskAustralian authorities are advising infectious disease testing for around 800 children across four childcare centers due to allegations against Joshua Dale Brown, who faces 70 charges, including child rape. Police allege Brown abused eight children between April 2022 and January 2023. This follows a previous advisory for 1,200 children across 20 centers, raising concerns about […]
- by TOI World DeskIn a tragic incident at a California-based Tina’s Burritos factory, a 19-year-old sanitation worker died after being trapped in a meat grinder that unexpectedly activated. Co-workers' attempts to halt the machine failed, and the young man succumbed to his injuries. Authorities suspect no foul play, deeming it a tragic accident.
- by TOI World Deskdnata has deployed a fleet of autonomous electric baggage tractors at Dubai World Central, marking a major step in airport automation. Operating at Level 3 autonomy, the vehicles enhance safety and efficiency in ground handling and will upgrade to Level 4 by 2026. This pioneering move supports DWC’s vision of becoming the world’s largest airport.
- by TOI World Desk“We need less whining and fewer people in fetal positions,” Obama said, delivering a rhetorical slap to the Democratic intelligentsia who have responded to Trump’s second coming with a blend of despair, hedging, and awkward silence. In other words, the man who once asked you to dream big is now begging you to grow a […]
- by TOI World DeskDonald Trump gave Russia an ultimatum. He demanded Vladimir Putin end the Ukraine war in 50 days. Or else, Russia will face sanctions and weapons for Kyiv. This is a policy shift after failed diplomacy. Trump expressed frustration with Putin's refusal to negotiate. Putin ignored Trump's requests to halt missile strikes. Europe is skeptical of […]
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- by TOI World DeskUAE residents holding a valid residency visa and passport can visit many countries visa-free or with visa-on-arrival in 2025. Destinations include Armenia, Georgia, Seychelles, and more, offering easy short-term travel across Asia, Europe, and beyond. Entry rules vary by passport nationality, so travelers should always verify requirements before booking trips.
- by TOI World DeskSheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, turned 76 this year. Known for his humble style, he often celebrates his birthday quietly, focusing on family, kindness, and Emirati values. Instead of grand parties, he embraces simple traditions that highlight his connection to everyday life […]
- by TOI World DeskA photograph taken at the Republican National Convention in Milwaukee went viral after social media users claimed it depicted "angel wings" behind President Donald Trump. The image, captured by Courtney N. Reed, surfaced shortly after an assassination attempt on Trump in Pennsylvania.
- by TOI World DeskThe Kremlin acknowledged the gravity of Trump's 50-day ultimatum for a Ukraine peace deal, requiring time to analyze the proposal. Moscow expressed openness to discussing the timing of further negotiations with Ukraine, despite previous talks failing to yield progress.
- by TOI World DeskWizz Air Abu Dhabi, the first European low-cost carrier in the Gulf, will exit on September 1, 2025, citing regulatory, geopolitical, and operational barriers. Its departure ends a six-year chapter of ultra-affordable connectivity to 30+ destinations. With no immediate replacement offering its scale or pricing, the Gulf's budget travel landscape faces disruption, and potentially higher […]
- by TOI World DeskFollowing reports of an attack on Sweida, Israel struck Syrian military vehicles in the area. This action comes after Prime Minister Netanyahu declared the need to immediately strike regime forces operating against the Druze population. Druze leaders initially called for armed factions to surrender, but a subsequent retraction highlighted broken promises and continued shelling of […]
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- by TOI World DeskIn a notable shift, Donald Trump reportedly urged Volodymyr Zelenskyy to intensify strikes within Russia, even inquiring about Ukraine's capacity to hit Moscow and St. Petersburg with the right weaponry. This conversation, following a tense exchange with Vladimir Putin, signals growing US frustration with Russia's refusal to negotiate and a potential move towards more aggressive […]
- by TOI World DeskEtihad Airways has announced the launch of seven new international routes set to begin in November 2025. The expansion includes key destinations such as Medina in Saudi Arabia and Baku in Azerbaijan. This strategic move aims to enhance connectivity from the UAE, strengthen Etihad’s global presence, and meet growing demand in emerging travel markets.
- by TOI World DeskA BBC-commissioned report revealed that the Gaza documentary 'How to Survive a Warzone' violated editorial standards due to oversight failures. Hoyo Films, the independent producer, was primarily responsible for not disclosing the narrator's father's Hamas government position. The BBC acknowledged shortcomings in its checks and has introduced new oversight measures. Ofcom has launched an investigation […]
- by TOI World DeskSomali-American state senator Omar Fateh, a Minneapolis mayoral candidate, faced racist online attacks after announcing his progressive platform, including a $20 minimum wage and blocking police cooperation with ICE. Despite the vitriol and false claims about his citizenship, Fateh remains focused on the election, emphasizing the need to protect communities from Trump's policies and invest […]