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In a meeting on Monday, the collegium approved three different proposals for appointment of judges presented by the state govt to the Union law minister and forwarded to the collegium.

At the 28th syndicate meeting of Patliputra University, overseen by Vice Chancellor Upendra Prasad Singh, exciting changes were unveiled including promotions for 13 lecturers to reader positions and elevating a talented history teacher to the role of professor. In a decisive move, the university also chose to terminate the services of an absent assistant professor.

Indigenous languages in Tamil Nadu, like Toda and Kota, face extinction due to migration and language shift. The University of Madras's IELLAB is working to document and preserve these critically endangered languages, recognizing their invaluable cultural and environmental knowledge before they disappear forever.

Police apprehended six individuals linked to the Manish Singh gang following a May 15 shooting at a Jamshedpur garment store. Authorities revealed the attack was an act of retaliation after the owner refused to pay extortion. Investigators recovered firearms, ammunition, and the vehicle used in the incident. The gang is known for extortion and murder.

A young girl's distress at Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Katra Railway Station was swiftly addressed by ticket-checker Dinesh Kumar. His empathetic intervention and quick alert to authorities led to her safe reunion with anxious parents within minutes. This incident highlights the crucial role of vigilance and compassion in ensuring passenger safety amidst crowded public spaces.

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Chennai's representation in the state cabinet has been bolstered with the induction of two new MLAs, bringing the total number of ministers from the city to six. The expanded cabinet now comprises 33 ministers, with two berths potentially reserved for coalition partners. This marks a significant development with Congress MLAs joining the ministry for the first time.

Tamil Nadu government initiated a significant bureaucratic reshuffle, moving senior officials across key departments like municipal administration, energy, and transport. Gagandeep Singh Bedi now heads municipal administration and water supply, while Dr. G S Sameeran takes charge as GCC Commissioner. Several other crucial appointments were made in civic bodies and state agencies.

Medical students at MMCH Daltonganj boldly petitioned their university to postpone their May 19 exams, even suggesting new dates and subjects. However, the university's Vice Chancellor deemed their 'temerity' unprecedented and confirmed the exams will proceed as scheduled, prioritizing the students' larger academic interests.

According to a govt order, Gagandeep Singh Bedi, who was serving as additional chief secretary to govt, rural development and panchayat raj department, has been transferred and posted as additional chief secretary to govt, municipal administration and water supply department, replacing D Karthikeyan.

Six drug peddlers, including two from Bihar, were arrested in Jharkhand's Santhal Pargana region, with police seizing 28 kg of marijuana. Raids in Deoghar yielded 20.7 kg of the contraband and led to the arrest of four locals and two from Bihar. Another 7.6 kg of cannabis was seized in Sahibganj, though the biker escaped.

The Tamil Nadu Lok Bhavan has announced portfolio allocations for the new cabinet. Chief Minister C Joseph Vijay will lead the government. He has retained key departments. Other ministers have been assigned portfolios including finance, health, and education. This marks a significant administrative development for the new government.

C Joseph Vijay was sworn in as the Chief Minister of Tamil Nadu by Governor R V Arlekar on Sunday morning. Several of his party colleagues also took the oath as ministers. The event, which began with 'Vande Mataram' instead of 'Tamil Thaai Vaazhthu', saw the presence of Rahul Gandhi and other notable figures.

HMD has launched the Vibe2 5G in India, priced under Rs 12,000, featuring the unique Indus AI assistant designed for Indian languages and accents. This budget-friendly smartphone boasts a 120Hz display, a 6000mAh battery, a 50MP camera, and IP64 water resistance, all with zero bloatware and a commitment to security updates.