NEET UG 2026 re-examination candidates will now receive crucial updates and centre information directly via NTA's official WhatsApp channel (+91 7827980287). A fresh admit card is mandatory for the June 21 exam; old ones are invalid. NTA warns against scams, urging candidates to verify official communications and report suspicious messages to combat fraud.

Bihar Police Sub-Inspector Mains 2026 results are out, with category-wise cut-off marks released by BPSSC. Candidates scoring at or above the cut-off have advanced to the mandatory Physical Efficiency Test (PET). The PET, a qualifying round, includes specific running distances and timings for male and female aspirants. Preparation for this crucial next stage is advised

The Telangana Council of Higher Education has launched the TG EAPCET 2026 counselling registration for engineering, agriculture, and pharmacy admissions. Eligible candidates can now register, pay fees, and book slots for certificate verification. The counselling process, spanning three phases, includes mock allotments, provisional seat allocations, and fee payments, with specific dates for each stage concluding by late July and early August.

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission has announced the Rajasthan Police SI Result 2026, shortlisting 20,798 candidates for the Physical Efficiency Test. While 20,455 qualifiers are from the Non-TSP category and 343 from TSP areas, 1,744 candidates were disqualified for violating OMR instructions. Shortlisted aspirants can now check their roll numbers through the result PDF available on the official website.

The Rajasthan Public Service Commission (RPSC) has declared the Rajasthan Police SI Result 2026 for the written examination conducted for 1,015 Sub Inspector and Platoon Commander posts. Candidates who secured the prescribed qualifying marks have been shortlisted for the Physical Efficiency Test (PET). The result PDF contains the roll numbers of provisionally qualified candidates and has been released separately for Scheduled Area and Non-Scheduled Area categories. The recruitment process will continue with PET, interview and verification stages.

India's standing in international law has been bolstered with the election of Bimal Patel as a Judge of the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea (ITLOS). A distinguished legal scholar with extensive experience in international law and policy, Patel's appointment underscores India's commitment to multilateralism. His expertise will now contribute to resolving crucial maritime disputes globally.