JSSC-CGL paper leak: Jharkhand SIT questions 37 suspects as govt beefs up probe team | Ranchi News

Jharkhand government has expanded its special investigation team probing the JSSC CGL examination irregularities (File photo of protest) RANCHI: Jharkhand govt has expanded the special investigation team (SIT) probing alleged irregularities in the Jharkhand Staff Selection Commission (JSSC) Combined Graduate Level (CGL) examination, appointing 17 additional officers, including six IPS officers, in a major push…

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Maharashtra medical education dept resumes homeopath registrations in modern medicine | Mumbai News

Mumbai: In a sudden U-turn, the medical education department on Thursday withdrew its freeze on homeopathic registrations with the Maharashtra Medical Council (MMC). The department had paused the registrations on August 18, pending the final court order, taking into account the medical community’s concerns of danger to public health.These registrations allow homeopaths to start prescribing…

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TN assembly speaker was right in dropping disqualification proceedings against 21 AIADMK MLAs: Madras high court | Chennai News

CHENNAI: Madras high court has asserted that disqualification of 21 AIADMK MLAs, who voted in favour of TVK govt in the Tamil Nadu assembly defying the whip issued, does not arise as the general secretary of party has condoned the violation. Therefore, the speaker has rightly dropped the disqualification proceedings, the first bench of Chief…

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Jharkhand HC stays cancellation of 11th, 13th JPSC exams, 56 food safety officer recruitment | Ranchi News

Protesters stage a stir in front of Jharkhand secretariat on Thursday Ranchi: Jharkhand high court Thursday stayed state govt’s decision to cancel the civil services examinations held under the 11th and 13th Jharkhand Public Service Commission (JPSC) and the recruitment examination for 56 food safety officers, providing immediate relief to hundreds of candidates who had…

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Parliamentary panel flags critical operational gaps at NGT, suggests measures to improve its efficiency | India News

Parliamentary panel flags NGT staff shortages, case backlogs, weak digital infra, recommends urgent reforms. NEW DELHI: A parliamentary panel has identified critical operational gaps at the National Green Tribunal (NGT), including severe staffing shortage and reliance on contractual workers, inadequate digital infrastructure, prolonged pendency of cases across benches and weak enforcement mechanism, and recommended various…

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