NTA defends ₹200 answer key challenge fee, says charge is to curb frivolous objections and prevent result delays

UGC-NET 2026: NTA clarifies answer key challenge, fee refund rules The National Testing Agency (NTA) has clarified on X why students are being required to pay INR 200 for challenging an answer key, saying that the fee is primarily meant to discourage frivolous acts. It will also avoid the result getting delayed. The clarification came…

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‘This is who my wife cheated on me with…’: Ashleigh Gardner’s estranged wife names Australia teammate in explosive allegation | Off the field News

File Pic: Ashleigh Gardner and Monica Wright during their wedding in April 2025. (Pic credit: Womenscriczone Instagram page) Australia women’s cricket vice-captain Ashleigh Gardner has found herself at the centre of a major personal controversy after her estranged wife, Monica Wright, publicly accused her of infidelity and identified a teammate as the person involved in…

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Aravind Srinivas: Rejected by IIT Madras Computer Science, MIT and even his first startup — how setbacks shaped the Perplexity AI CEO’s success

When students prepare for competitive exams, it often feels as though one rejection can define an entire future. Missing a preferred branch, failing to secure admission to a dream university or watching a startup collapse can seem like the end of the road.Aravind Srinivas’ journey tells a very different story.Long before he became the co-founder…

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Official Vehicle Rules: 1 officer, 1 car: Government tightens rules for use of official vehicle for staff | India News

NEW DELHI: Government has tightened the rules governing the use of official vehicles by employees, stating an officer entitled to a govt staff car cannot be allotted more than one official vehicle, even when they hold additional charge of another ministry, department, public sector undertaking, or autonomous body.In addition, it has barred officers entitled from…

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India eases rupee trade rules, provides exporters alternative to dollar settlements; what it means

The move could also help broaden the international use of the rupee. In a bid to push for greater adoption of rupee for trade settlement purposes, the government on Thursday revised parts of the Foreign Trade Policy to give exporters greater flexibility to invoice overseas transactions and receive export proceeds in Indian rupees.The changes apply…

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Australia U-19’s Neel Patel ready to embrace India challenge: ‘The wickets will be quite different’ | Exclusive | Cricket News

Australian U-19 all-rounder Neel Patel with his family. (Photo Courtesy: Cricket NSW) New Delhi: Neel Patel’s first cricketing memory isn’t a cricket ground. It is the balcony of his family’s apartment in Australia, where his grandfather would bowl underarm to him and Patel, armed with a plastic foam bat, would try to hit the ball…

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Honda Motorcycle And Scooter India: HMSI flags pressure from rising costs

Honda Motorcycle & Scooter India (HMSI) logo NEW DELHI: Honda Motorcycle and Scooter India (HMSI) expects a stronger festive season than last year, but rising material costs are putting pressure on profitability, president and CEO Tsutsumu Otani told TOI.The company is seeing growth alongside an expanding motorcycle market, with dealers anticipating robust festive demand. However,…

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King Charles Aging Joke: After being told he looks good for his age, King Charles shares an honest joke about what aging is really like and things he can no longer do now

Pic courtesy: X/ The Royal Family Telling someone they ‘look good’ is considered a compliment, and when it’s said to someone older, it’s a pleasant gesture. King Charles, 77, however, doesn’t pretend that age is just a number. The monarch’s response after being told he ‘looks good’ cuts straight through the pleasantries.On 22 July, while…

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Vaibhav Sooryavanshi dropped, Sanju Samson returns as India opt to bowl in 5th T20I | Cricket News

Sanju Samson back in playing XI (Image: BCCI) India captain Shreyas Iyer won the toss and elected to bowl first against England in the fifth and final T20I at Southampton on Sunday, making two changes to the playing XI.Suryansh Shedge replaced Washington Sundar, while Sanju Samson returned to the side in place of Vaibhav Sooryavanshi.Explaining…

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