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At the centre of the discussion lies CM Vijay's announcement of key facilities for all 234 MLAs in Tamil Nadu, including a government vehicle and a monthly allowance

The University of Mumbai (MU) has made the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) ID mandatory for students appearing in examinations during the 2026-27 academic year. Under the university's latest examination-related instructions, students will have to enter their APAAR ID details through the designated login window to download their hall tickets.

SALEM: A woman sanitation worker and a man have been arrested on charges of sexually assaulting two minor girls staying at a girls' hostel near Vazhapadi in Salem district after forcing them to consume alcohol. The sexual assault had gone on for five months till a 14-year-old Class X student lodged a complaint with the Vazhapadi all-women police on Monday.

An explosion of a CNG cylinder of a truck at a fuel station near Tikri Kalan Metro Station in the Outer Delhi area in Delhi claimed two lives and left six others injured on Wednesday, the Delhi police officials said. The incident happened when the CNG fuel was being filled, the officials said.

UGC NET 2026 answer key challenge window closes today, August 18. Check the Rs 200 objection fee, 84 subjects and steps to challenge answers.

NEET UG Round 1 Seat Allotment Result: Result to be released on August 21The Medical Counselling Committee (MCC) has revised the NEET UG Counselling

CHENNAI: The Union govt has informed the Madras high court that individual states retain full discretion to decide when to render their state song during a govt function and may place it at any point in the programme.

NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Wednesday gave the Indian Coast Guard (ICG) two weeks to reconsider its decision to deny permanent commission to a wom.

Rituraj Sinha, the son of former Rajya Sabha MP Ravindra Kishore Sinha, has been appointed the joint coordinator of all party cells, a post that several party leaders described as "lacking significant organisational heft".