CBSE Three-Language Policy 2026: 7 Key Updates Students And Parents Should Know CBSE has issued fresh clarification on its three-language policy for the 2026-27 academic session, bringing relief to current students and clearing confusion among parents and schools. The clarification comes after the board’s earlier circular on the three-language framework created questions over foreign languages, Class 10 board exams, transition batches, and textbook ava

Key Role In Tamil Nadu Syllabus Reform Chennai, June 30, 2026: Former ISRO scientist Mylswamy Annadurai, best known for his role in India’s Chandrayaan-1 mission, has been appointed chairman of Tamil Nadu’s curriculum design committee. The move is expected to draw attention from students, teachers and parents as Tamil Nadu prepares major changes to its state board syllabus under the State Education Policy 2025. Annadurai replaces State Plan

India’s Research Growth Faces Credibility Test As Paper Retractions Rise India’s rise as a global research hub is facing a serious credibility challenge after six Indian universities reportedly featured among the world’s top 10 institutions for research paper retractions in 2025. The development has raised concerns within the academic community, as India’s growing research output is now being questioned over issues such as plagiarism, fake peer r

Delhi records warmest morning in two years Delhi continued to reel under intense heat and humidity as the delayed arrival of the southwest monsoon pushed the capital into unusually uncomfortable weather conditions. The city recorded its warmest morning in two years, with the minimum temperature settling at 31.1 degrees Celsius, well above the seasonal average. The high nighttime temperature added to the discomfort, leaving

Mahima Rajput Selected For ShakthiSAT Mission With Students From 108 Countries A 14-year-old Indian student, Mahima Rajput, has been selected for the international space mission ShakthiSAT, a global student initiative that will bring together participants from 108 countries. Mahima, a Class 10 student from Chhattisgarh, will represent India in the mission, which aims to give young students hands-on exposure to space science, satellite development, and in

CBSE Class 7–9 Students May Continue Foreign Languages Till Class 10 Students studying in Classes 7, 8, and 9 in CBSE schools may not have to change their foreign language subjects midway, bringing relief to parents and schools concerned over the implementation of the three-language policy. According to the latest report, Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has indicated that students who are already studying two foreign languages under the exi

Solar Storm Hits Earth: Will India See Auroras This Week? Earth is experiencing increased solar activity this week as a large sunspot group and a fast solar wind stream raise the possibility of a minor geomagnetic storm around June 25 and 26. The event has sparked curiosity over whether India could witness auroras, but scientists say the chances remain very low. The solar activit

Delhi NCR Rain Alert June 25: IMD Issues Orange Alert For Thunderstorm, Gusty Winds Delhi-NCR is likely to witness another spell of rain, thunderstorms, and strong winds on Thursday, June 25, 2026, as the India Meteorological Department has issued an Orange Alert for several parts of the national capital region. The weather alert comes after days of humid and unsettled conditions

Delhi-NCR Dust Storm Triggers IMD Red Alert, Light Rain To Follow New Delhi, June 23, 2026: A severe dust storm swept across Delhi-NCR on Tuesday afternoon, bringing strong winds, low visibility, and a sudden change in weather conditions. The India Meteorological Department issued a red alert for parts of the region, warning of thunderstorms, lightning, and light rain. The weathe

Sushruta Statue Unveiled In Edinburgh Honours Ancient Indian Surgeon Date: June 23, 2026 The Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh in Scotland has unveiled a bronze statue of Sushruta on June 23, 2026, honouring the ancient Indian physician widely remembered for his pioneering role in surgery and medical learning. The

A suspected proxy racket during the NEET-UG retest in Bihar's Lakhisarai district has once again raised concerns about the security of one of India's most important entrance examinations. Bihar Police have uncovered an alleged network involving impersonators, candidates, medical students and employees linked to the biometric verification process. According to reports, at least 24 people have been arrested, while some media reports suggest

The Madras High Court, in a ruling delivered on June 17, said AI tools cannot be treated as a replacement for qualified teachers in legal education. A Division Bench of Justices S.M. Subramaniam and N. Senthilkumar made the observation while setting aside relief earlier granted to law students who had fallen short of the mandatory attendance requirement prescribed under Bar Council of India rules. Court Highlights Import

Telegram Ban Before NEET Re-Test Sparks Exam Security Debate Telegram’s temporary restriction ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-test has opened a wider debate on exam security, fake paper leak claims, platform accountability, and digital rights. Telegram Ban Before NEET Re-Test Sparks Exam Security Debate The temporary ban on Telegram ahead of the NEET-UG 2026 re-test has triggered a wider debate over exam security, fake paper l

NEET UG 2026 Re-Test: Telegram Curbs, Cyber Watch And Central Forces Tighten Exam Security The NEET UG 2026 re-test, scheduled for June 21, has been placed under a multi-layered security framework as authorities move to prevent paper leak rumours, fake online claims, and logistical disruptions during one of India’s biggest entrance examinations. For lakhs of medical aspirants, the re-test has become not only an examination challenge but also a test of

Parents and students in Kalaburagi have demanded urgent safety action after ceiling plaster collapsed inside a classroom at a Government Girls Pre-University College, injuring five students and raising fresh concerns about the condition of the building. The incident happened while classes were underway. Reports said more than 80 first-year PUC Commerce students were inside the classroom when a portion of the ceiling plaster suddenly fell.