WritingSchools across India are following different schedules on November 10, with Diwali vacations continuing in several states and pollution restrictions affecting Delhi-NCR. While students up to Class 5 in Delhi and four NCR districts have the option of hybrid learning under GRAP Stage III, Bihar and other states are observing festival-related holidays. Reopening dates vary by region and institution.

DRDO has declared the CEPTAM 11 Tier-2 result 2026 for Technician-A posts on November 9. Candidates across 15 trades can check their qualifying status through the official website using their respective result links. The STA-B result remains pending. Qualified Technician-A candidates should prepare for the upcoming Trade Test and document verification stages.

The IBPS PO Mains Result 2026 is expected to be announced soon at ibps.in for 7,565 Probationary Officer vacancies across 11 participating banks. Candidates who appeared for the October 4 examination will be able to check their qualifying status online. Those shortlisted will advance to the interview stage, which will determine their eligibility for final selection.

The Bihar School Examination Board (BSEB) has postponed the Bihar STET 2026 examination scheduled for November 11 to November 22 following a state government holiday for Chitragupta Puja and Bhai Dooj. Fresh admit cards will be released on November 12. Candidates can download their revised hall tickets from the official examination website using their login credentials.

World Radiography Day and the International Day of Radiology are observed on November 8 to commemorate German physicist Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen's discovery of X-rays in 1895. His breakthrough revolutionised medical diagnosis by allowing doctors to examine internal body structures without surgery. From the first famous X-ray image of his wife's hand to modern technologies such as CT and MRI, Röntgen's discovery laid the foundation for medical imaging and transformed healthcare worldwide.

RTI data has revealed continued resignations among postgraduate doctors at AIIMS and JIPMER, with concerns over excessive working hours, workplace harassment and inadequate institutional support. AIIMS Delhi reported 34 resident departures in 2025, while JIPMER recorded 44. Several other AIIMS campuses also reported exits, alongside gaps in institutional records on psychiatric counselling and workplace-related stress.