The Rajasthan Staff Selection Board (RSSB) is likely to declare the Women Supervisor Result 2026 before Diwali, as per an update attributed to chairman Alok Raj. The result is awaited by candidates who appeared for the July 24 examination for 72 vacancies. Aspirants can check the merit list, verify their roll numbers and download the result PDF from the official RSSB website once released.

Kerala University Vice-Chancellor Mohanan Kunnummal has ruled out a ban on student politics, saying the focus should be on preventing campus violence and protecting academic activities. The university is examining a proposed code of conduct following Kerala High Court directions. The draft will be discussed by statutory bodies before any decision is taken on regulating political activities on campuses.

Schools in parts of Tamil Nadu and the Union Territory of Puducherry will remain closed on October 26 amid heavy rainfall and cyclone-related weather warnings. The closures aim to protect students and staff from waterlogging and travel disruptions. However, schools and colleges in Chengalpattu will function normally. Parents should check district-level announcements for the latest updates on closures and examinations.

Students of the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute have alleged that electricity to a classroom used for internet access and workstation facilities was cut during their ongoing protest. The administration has denied targeting protesters and defended the rustication of six students. The standoff follows allegations of campus violence, demands for accountability and the suspension of academic activities until November 13.

The Madhya Pradesh Employees Selection Board has released the MP Police SI and Subedar Admit Card 2026 on October 24. Candidates appearing for the preliminary written examination, scheduled to begin on October 28, can download their hall tickets from esb.mp.gov.in. The recruitment drive aims to fill 507 vacancies. Applicants must verify their details and carry a printed admit card to the examination centre.

The Delhi government is planning to set up first-aid medical facilities in all government schools across the city. This initiative will ensure that trained health workers provide immediate care for students during school hours. Each school will have access to basic medical assistance for minor injuries and sudden illnesses. The facilities will also address menstrual health needs for girl students in a private space.