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A father in Rajasthan allegedly scanned a handwritten NEET UG 2026 question paper, turning it into PDFs for aspirants. This development follows the NTA's cancellation of the exam, impacting numerous medical hopefuls. Investigators are probing how the paper was accessed and circulated, with some students reportedly paying substantial sums for leaked material.

An accused in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak case claimed "big people are being saved" while in CBI custody, intensifying speculation about influential players higher up the chain. The CBI has arrested five individuals and is investigating a leak network spanning Maharashtra, Haryana, and Rajasthan, with the "guess paper" allegedly circulating through various channels.

Rahul Gandhi, Leader of Opposition, posted on X regarding alleged NEET UG 2026 paper leak claims, stating that questions were circulated on WhatsApp 42 hours before the examination affecting over 22 lakh candidates. Rajasthan Police Special Operations Group is investigating reports of a 410-question ‘guess paper’ linked to the exam, with claims that 120 Chemistry questions matched. probe includes a multi-state circulation network, pricing allegations, digital evidence, and 13 arrests, while NTA has shared inputs.

What’s the guarantee that the next exam would be fair, question students

NEET-UG 2026 is being reconducted following allegations of question paper circulation before the exam, raising serious concerns about fairness and public confidence. This follows the 2024 NEET scandal, intensifying distrust in India's meritocratic examination system and its ability to ensure a level playing field for millions of aspiring students. The question that takes the centre stage is are we moving backwards as a nation.

The CBI has arrested five and detained four in the NEET-UG 2026 paper leak, uncovering a multi-state distribution network originating in Pune. A Rajasthan family, the Biwals, is central to the probe, with investigators reconstructing the leak's path through couriers and digital channels. The investigation was triggered by a whistleblower's alert.

Suspicions over NEET UG 2026 paper leak have intensified after Rajasthan SOG found circulation of a 410-question guess paper before the exam held on May 3, 2026. Officials said about 120 Chemistry questions matched. Investigators allege the paper spread across states including Kerala, Rajasthan and Uttarakhand through counsellors and students. Thirteen suspects have been detained. NTA has referred the matter to central agencies and urged candidates to ignore rumours during ongoing investigation probe continues steadily

Tamil Nadu CM renews calls to scrap NEET after exam cancellation due to alleged paper leak, citing disadvantages for rural and disadvantaged students. The CBI has arrested five individuals, with investigations pointing to a leak originating in Nashik and spreading through coaching networks. Protests intensify nationwide demanding accountability.

The National Testing Agency has cancelled the NEET-UG 2026 examination. This decision follows evidence of a significant overlap between circulated guess papers and the actual question paper. The Central Bureau of Investigation will now conduct a comprehensive probe into the alleged paper leak and malpractice network. Over 24 lakh aspirants are affected by this unprecedented move.

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A viral video shows young men damaging an Indian Railways train seat for social media likes. The footage depicts one individual tearing a seat cover while others hang from a moving train. Netizens expressed outrage, demanding action under the Railways Act. This incident highlights a growing trend of prioritizing internet fame over public property and safety.

Actor-turned-politician Vijay has emerged as a major force in Tamil Nadu politics, but his rise has not altered the state’s long-standing opposition to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test. Across party lines, leaders continue to argue that NEET disadvantages rural and economically weaker students, even as the Centre defends it as a fair, merit-based system.

JJ Redick offered a rare dose of blunt honesty ahead of the Lakers’ playoff series against the Thunder, admitting his team struggled badly in their regular-season matchups. With Los Angeles already short-handed without Luka Doncic, the challenge grows steeper against a dominant Oklahoma City side led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander. Redick emphasized discipline, limiting scoring runs, and defensive focus as key areas.

Young Indians are embracing the 'sober curious' movement, redefining nightlife with mindful, experience-led gatherings like spiritual concerts and coffee raves. Gen Z prioritizes mental well-being and authentic connection over alcohol-fueled escapism. This shift reflects a desire for energetic yet emotionally resonant social events, fostering community and deeper experiences.

Bhavya Ranjan, a humanities student from Ranchi, achieved national topper status in CBSE Class 12 with 99.8%. Her success stemmed from consistent preparation, focusing on understanding concepts rather than long study hours. Supported by her school's "Target 100" initiative and a nurturing family environment, Bhavya's achievement highlights the importance of sustained effort and a conducive atmosphere for academic excellence.

A multi-state investigation into the NEET-UG 2026 exam paper leak has widened, involving the CBI and Rajasthan Police. The alleged leak, traced from Maharashtra to Haryana and Rajasthan, led to the cancellation of the exam taken by nearly 22.79 lakh candidates. Authorities are probing a network suspected of selling leaked questions for substantial sums.

Students now have diverse career paths beyond traditional choices. Design, technology, psychology, and liberal arts offer exciting opportunities. Hospitality, aviation, and defence services also present stable careers. Vocational courses and entrepreneurship are growing options. Informed choices based on interest and goals lead to fulfilling futures. New roles emerge as industries evolve.

In a communication to all zones, the Railway Board has directed them to conduct detailed inspections of train rakes and prepare time-bound action plans to address deficiencies in passenger amenities.

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