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The initiative brings robotic-assisted surgery across multiple specialties under a common clinical framework

The second edition of SHITIJ is being implemented through a nationwide network of seven hub institutes and their associated spoke institutes

Writers, filmmakers, actors and activists back agitation over the alleged NEET paper leak and police action in Delhi; solidarity protests held across Kochi, with marches, public meetings and a candlelight vigil drawing students and youngsters; speakers criticise alleged police excesses and call for wider public support for the student movement

A total of 215 persons were interviewed in the survey conducted by the Forum for Indian Women Intellect in 18 villages adjacent to the SIPCOT complex

The top-order batter endured tough times after suffering an ACL injury but managed to bounce back with a bang; the entry into the Lords honours board was the fruit of her grind

Chief Ministers comments came in response to reports that he had refused to meet KSU president Aloshious Xavier amid controversies over the appointment of an individual with alleged past links to the Students Federation of India as government pleader

The GCC is also preparing to publish the names of major property tax defaulters on its website.

Other demands include free bus travel for students, permanent Vice-Chancellors, free education till degree level, political freedom on campuses, permanent Principals in government colleges, regulating fees in private and self-financing institutions, and a unified examination system

Justice G.K. Ilanthiraiyan says, no such direction can be issued when the brothers had obtained anticipatory bail in pending cases and it is premature to issue such a direction with respect to future cases

The accused had been absconding since June 26, 2026, say police

PIB says the Bill wont alter religious character of places of worship attached by designated authority

The body of Nigam Kumar was recovered from Vilangad river after a four-day search with the support of various rescue teams

IUML leaders from the Wandoor constituency accuse Mr. Anil Kumar of sidelining the party after assuming office as Revenue Minister

Supreme Court Bar Association adopted a resolution seeking an immediate, impartial and time-bound inquiry into the police action, stating that several students and members of the legal fraternity were injured

The tunnel under construction collapsed following an explosion in the Head Race Tunnel and a geologist from Kottayam is feared trapped inside the tunnel after a landslide blocked its entrance

If Ministers want to talk, they should come to people, says CJP; group appeals to Wangchuk to end fast; people turn up in thousands at Jantar Mantar; some of the protesters injured in police action back at venue

Detentions at Shivaji Park and Chembur follow prohibitory order violations; legal cases filed

Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma says the damage is far greater than anticipated and more bodies are being recovered from the affected districts; more rains forecast over next four days

The government has been saying since the beginning of the session... all important issues, including NEET paper leak, will be discussed, said Parliamentary Affairs Minister Kiran Rijiju

To maintain peoples trust is the greatest responsibility of an elected government, the activist said

Apex court refuses to cancel bail granted by High Court to Chaitanya Baghel, son of former Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel, in cases arising out of an alleged liquor scam

Haryana Congress In-charge Sanjay Dutt, along with other leaders, submits a memorandum to the President through Deputy Commissioner of Kurukshetra district

The Congress leader says there have been 156 paper leaks and zero convictions, the Opposition is 100% in agreement with the protesters demands, describing them as legitimate and non-negotiable

Leading the countrys charge will be javelin ace Neeraj, who will face stiff competition from Pakistans Nadeem; the number of disciplines has been cut from 19 to 10 as the event tries to stay relevant

A rights body claims the duo died after inhaling toxic gas in an illegal mine, while the Tinsukia district police say the cause of death is under investigation

At INDIA bloc meet, Congress leader tries to smooth ruffled egos; says allies were not deliberately kept out of the loop on the protest at the PMs residence; insists decision was sudden, could not be communicated in time

On the 25th day of his hunger strike, Sonam Wangchuk says he is ready to end his fast if the government assures that no force or legal action will be taken against student protesters.

The U.S. carried out another wave of strikes on Iran overnight into Wednesday, and air defences opened fire over the capital, Tehran.

Sonam Wangchuks wife Gitanjali Angmo has said that the activist would his end hunger strike if the government would assure the safety of protesters.

The prosecution said the bail petition should be rejected as the accused had issued serious threat to the Chief Minister

The AIU said prolonged agitations come at a considerable cost to students' academic progress