Collins Dictionary has named ‘mogging’ its Word of the Year 2026, recognising the growing influence of internet slang on everyday English. Originally associated with bodybuilding communities, the expression has evolved into a popular way of describing someone or something that outshines others. Its selection also reflects changing cultural trends, digital communication and evolving language.

Punjab National Bank has announced the PNB LBO result 2026 on November 11. A total of 594 candidates have provisionally qualified in the written examination conducted on September 6 for 545 Local Bank Officer vacancies. Candidates can access the state-wise merit list PDF through the official website, pnb.bank.in, and check their qualifying status.

IIT Madras Pravartak is launching free online training programmes for school students and educators starting in November 2026. The training will focus on subjects such as Artificial Intelligence, entrepreneurship, and classroom management. Students from classes 7 to 12 can participate, while teachers will receive professional development. Interested candidates can apply on the official website until January 2027. Additional details are available online regarding the training schedule and certification options.

Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath will distribute appointment letters to 1,146 Junior Assistants selected for the Revenue Department and transfer Rs 215 crore to 4,300 farmer families under the state's accident welfare scheme. The Lucknow programme will also come amid the induction of 4,543 newly recruited Sub-Inspectors into the Uttar Pradesh Police.

Jammu and Kashmir Bank Limited has announced recruitment for 343 Probationary Officer positions in two Union Territories. Eligible candidates can apply through the bank's official website until November 26, 2026. Individuals must hold a graduate degree from a recognized university to qualify for the application. The selection process will include preliminary and main examinations followed by an interview.

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has warned students and parents against taking admission in unapproved medical colleges. In its November 7 advisory, the regulator asked MBBS aspirants to verify institutional recognition, annual permissions and sanctioned seats through official records. The warning follows Supreme Court directions amid concerns over fraudulent medical institutions and admission-related scams.