AP POLYCET 2026 Phase 2 counselling registration begins today; check schedule, fees and seat details

AP POLYCET 2026 final phase counselling starts; qualified candidates can register till July 18 The AP POLYCET 2026 Phase 2 (Final Phase) Counselling registration process has started today, July 16, 2026. Qualified candidates who could not participate in the first phase or did not secure a seat earlier can now complete the online counselling process…

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BCI cracks down on courtroom reels, makes social media ethics mandatory for law students and advocates

The Bar Council of India has introduced mandatory social media and digital ethics guidelines for advocates, law students and interns, directing immediate implementation across legal institutions. The framework aims to curb courtroom-related content, protect client confidentiality, counter legal misinformation and reinforce professional conduct through awareness programmes, mandatory undertakings and disciplinary measures for violations. The Bar…

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‘CAS here to stay’: Sebi chief Pandey says auction system won’t be rolled back, regulator open to feedbacks

Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey Sebi chairman Tuhin Kanta Pandey on Monday said the regulator has no plans to roll back the recently introduced Closing Auction Session (CAS). However, the authority is reviewing concerns raised by market participants and considering whether the framework needs any improvements.Introduced on August 3 this year, CAS has drawn attention…

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‘Unnecessary pressure’: Ex-cricketer questions Vaibhav Sooryavanshi’s elevation to vice-captaincy | Cricket News

Former Gujarat captain Priyank Panchal has become the latest voice to question the decision to appoint 15-year-old Vaibhav Sooryavanshi as East Zone vice-captain for the upcoming Duleep Trophy, saying the teenager should first be allowed to settle into the demands of red-ball cricket.Sooryavanshi, who will serve as deputy to Ishan Kishan, was handed the leadership…

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Scientists tested road dust in 7 eastern US cities; metals from old factories and decades-old pesticides were still sitting near parks and schools

Representative Image (AI-generated) Dust lining city streets may seem harmless, but new research suggests it can carry a chemical legacy that has lingered for decades. A study led by researchers at the University of Virginia (UVA) found that road dust collected from seven mid-sized cities across the eastern United States still contains toxic metals linked…

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Prakash Raj: ‘Congratulations, My Dear Cockroaches’: Prakash Raj reacts to Dharmendra Pradhan’s resignation | Tamil Movie News

Actor Prakash Raj commented on the resignation of Dharmendra Pradhan from the post of Union Education Minister following the row over alleged irregularities in examinations, including the NEET-UG. The actor, who has been supporting the ongoing student movement at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar, took to social media to express happiness soon after the news broke. His…

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Stayed up for the FIFA World Cup final? Students in Kerala, Meghalaya and Manipur got a Monday morning off

Football fever extended beyond the stadium as Kerala, Meghalaya and Manipur declared a holiday for educational institutions on Monday ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026 final between Spain and Argentina. The move allowed students to watch the late-night match without worrying about attending school the next morning, while also celebrating the sport’s popularity. As…

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JK High Court Junior Assistant admit card 2025 released at jkhighcourt.nic.in; download hall ticket for July 19 exam here

JK High Court Junior Assistant admit card 2025 out; check direct link and download steps JK HC JA Hall Ticket 2025: The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has released the admit cards for the Junior Assistant recruitment examination conducted under Advertisement Notification No. 02 of 2025/RR/RC. Candidates appearing for the written examination…

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Wildfires burned 42,000 hectares and forced 220,000 evacuations near Bordeaux; now France’s wine country fears damage that may only emerge in the bottle

France’s worst wildfire season in decades is now raising concerns far beyond the immediate destruction of forests and homes. In the Bordeaux region, where some of the country’s most famous wines are produced, growers are worried that smoke from nearby fires could quietly damage grapes long before anyone opens a bottle.That is what makes this…

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