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Festivals in June 2026: Check complete list of Purnima, Ekadashi, Amavasya, Trayodashi and other important days

Festivals in June 2026: Check complete list of Purnima, Ekadashi, Amavasya, Trayodashi and other important days

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June begins with the intense summer heat and the ongoing Adhik Jyeshtha Maas. According to Hindu calendar, this month is also known as Purushottam Maas, which comes in every three years. Since, the Purushottam Maas is seen as extremely auspicious and the people utilize this month by performing various religious and spiritual activities. Adhik Jyeshtha…

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Uae Fuel Prices: UAE announces June 2026 fuel prices as petrol jumps 8% to Dh3.95 per litre, highest level in nearly 4 years | World News

Uae Fuel Prices: UAE announces June 2026 fuel prices as petrol jumps 8% to Dh3.95 per litre, highest level in nearly 4 years | World News

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UAE fuel costs climb again with petrol up nearly 50% since February 2026 / Image: File For thousands of motorists across Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Sharjah and the rest of the UAE, June has begun with a familiar routine, checking fuel prices before heading to the petrol station.This time, however, the numbers are significantly higher.The UAE…

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Photo credit: ANI Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has reignited attention on the decades-old India-Nepal border dispute after remarks in Parliament appeared to suggest that Nepal had learnt of “encroachments” involving Indian territory.Shah said that, “The Nepal government has officially sent a diplomatic note to India, mentioning the issue of encroachment of territories by India, including Lipulekh, and we have already received their response.””Both the countries have agreed to resolve the issue sitting together with the help of historians, surveyors and concerned experts through diplomatic means,” he said. Watch Nepal PM Invokes Britain In India Border Row, Says ‘We Have Also Encroached On Indian Areas’The comments triggered a row and prompted Nepal’s foreign ministry to issue a clarification, saying Balendra Shah was referring to cross-border occupation and no-man’s land encroachments rather than any formal territorial claim.The episode has once again put the spotlight on the long-running dispute over Kalapani, Lipulekh Pass and Limpiyadhura, a strategically sensitive region claimed by both countries.Why is there a dispute?At the centre of the disagreement is a remote Himalayan region located near the India-Nepal-China tri-junction.The dispute traces its origins to the Treaty of Sugauli, signed in 1816 after the Anglo-Nepal War. The treaty designated the Kali (Mahakali) River as Nepal’s western boundary. However, it did not clearly identify the river’s source, a gap that continues to shape competing territorial claims.Nepal argues that the river originates at Limpiyadhura, which would place Kalapani, Lipulekh and adjoining areas within Nepal. India maintains that the river begins near Kalapani, placing the disputed territory on the Indian side of the border.Historical maps from the early 19th century have been cited by Nepal to support its claim. India, however, points to administrative control exercised over the area since the British era, when maps gradually began treating the Kalapani spring as the river’s source. Following Independence in 1947, India inherited control of the territory.How did the issue become more prominent?The dispute gained strategic significance after China’s takeover of Tibet and the Sino-Indian war. Given the region’s proximity to Tibet and the importance of Lipulekh Pass, India strengthened its security presence in the area.For decades, the issue remained largely dormant. Nepal began raising it more formally in the 1990s and stepped up its objections in recent years.Kathmandu objected to the India-China understanding on Lipulekh Pass in 2015, protested India’s 2019 political map and opposed the inauguration of the Dharchula-Lipulekh road in 2020. In response, Nepal unveiled a new political map incorporating Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura within its territory.Since then, the dispute has remained a recurring point of friction, although both sides have repeatedly stated that it should be resolved through dialogue.Why is the region important for India?The disputed area sits at a strategically important junction connecting India, Nepal and China. Its high-altitude terrain offers commanding views of surrounding approaches, making it valuable from a surveillance and border management perspective.Control of the Kalapani sector allows Indian forces to monitor activity around Lipulekh Pass and adjoining areas near the Tibetan plateau. In mountain warfare, such vantage points are considered critical for observation, logistics and early warning.Lipulekh Pass itself is strategically significant because it can facilitate movement of personnel and supplies in a border contingency. India has invested in infrastructure projects in the region, including the Dharchula-Lipulekh road, to improve connectivity and access to forward areas.The pass also has religious importance. It serves as one of the key routes for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, undertaken annually by Indian pilgrims travelling to Tibet.As a result, India views the issue through the lens of border security, military preparedness, infrastructure connectivity and religious access, while Nepal continues to maintain that historical evidence supports its territorial claim.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDelhi Police Bust Alleged ISI-Linked Terror Module Targeting Delhi And MumbaiDK Shivakumar Alleges Bengaluru Was Unfairly Denied IPL Final Hosting Rights After RCB’s Title WinAfter PM Balen Shah’s Controversial Remarks, India Hosts Nepal Opposition ChiefJoint Search Operation Continues In Rajouri Forests Following Inputs On Suspected TerroristsCommercial LPG Rates Increased, Domestic Cooking Gas Prices UnchangedCBSE Crisis Deepens Amid Fresh Allegations Of Student Data Exposure‘It Is Public Anger’: BJP Leaders Slam TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee Over Sonarpur IncidentPoK Youth Crosses LoC To Meet Woman In North Kashmir, Apprehended By ArmyMamata Banerjee To Lead June 2 Kolkata Sit-In Over Alleged Attacks On Abhishek Banerjee, TMC LeadersVP Radhakrishnan Warns Indian Youth May Follow ‘Cockroach’ If Positive News Is Ignored123Photostories8 places near Delhi where temperatures are actually 25°C or below right nowEaten four times, and now stolen: Maurizio Cattelan’s famous ‘banana’ has vanished again and internet is absolutely losing it5 overnight desi beauty hacks for glowing skin this summerAnushka Sharma’s RCB victory ensemble looked simple at first, until we zoomed in on her Cartier watchWhy your compost bin smells bad: 7 Simple ways to compost kitchen waste without the odorOlive oil vs mustard oil: Which is better for heart health?From ‘Near Misses’ to ‘I Do’: 5 Relationship lessons we’re taking from Dua Lipa and Callum TurnerVirat Kohli Numerology: How Number 5, Master Number 33 and Raj Yoga Shaped King Kohli’s SuccessSonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s penthouse is a relaxing abode of minimalism with bright bohemian colours: Art inspirations to stealPancreatic cancer: New ‘breakthrough’ pill, Daraxonrasib, doubles life expectancy and survival for patients in trial123Hot PicksIndian Origin Pilot Helicopter CrashRajat PatidarWest Bengal CabinetHormuz crisisRussia Fuel Export BanDonald TrumpNEET Paper LeakTop TrendingMamata BanerjeeDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsGavin Yates-LyonsNorway ChessSupreme CourtMumbai Air India ColonyBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTANEET Paper Leak

Photo credit: ANI Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has reignited attention on the decades-old India-Nepal border dispute after remarks in Parliament appeared to suggest that Nepal had learnt of “encroachments” involving Indian territory.Shah said that, “The Nepal government has officially sent a diplomatic note to India, mentioning the issue of encroachment of territories by India, including Lipulekh, and we have already received their response.””Both the countries have agreed to resolve the issue sitting together with the help of historians, surveyors and concerned experts through diplomatic means,” he said. Watch Nepal PM Invokes Britain In India Border Row, Says ‘We Have Also Encroached On Indian Areas’The comments triggered a row and prompted Nepal’s foreign ministry to issue a clarification, saying Balendra Shah was referring to cross-border occupation and no-man’s land encroachments rather than any formal territorial claim.The episode has once again put the spotlight on the long-running dispute over Kalapani, Lipulekh Pass and Limpiyadhura, a strategically sensitive region claimed by both countries.Why is there a dispute?At the centre of the disagreement is a remote Himalayan region located near the India-Nepal-China tri-junction.The dispute traces its origins to the Treaty of Sugauli, signed in 1816 after the Anglo-Nepal War. The treaty designated the Kali (Mahakali) River as Nepal’s western boundary. However, it did not clearly identify the river’s source, a gap that continues to shape competing territorial claims.Nepal argues that the river originates at Limpiyadhura, which would place Kalapani, Lipulekh and adjoining areas within Nepal. India maintains that the river begins near Kalapani, placing the disputed territory on the Indian side of the border.Historical maps from the early 19th century have been cited by Nepal to support its claim. India, however, points to administrative control exercised over the area since the British era, when maps gradually began treating the Kalapani spring as the river’s source. Following Independence in 1947, India inherited control of the territory.How did the issue become more prominent?The dispute gained strategic significance after China’s takeover of Tibet and the Sino-Indian war. Given the region’s proximity to Tibet and the importance of Lipulekh Pass, India strengthened its security presence in the area.For decades, the issue remained largely dormant. Nepal began raising it more formally in the 1990s and stepped up its objections in recent years.Kathmandu objected to the India-China understanding on Lipulekh Pass in 2015, protested India’s 2019 political map and opposed the inauguration of the Dharchula-Lipulekh road in 2020. In response, Nepal unveiled a new political map incorporating Kalapani, Lipulekh and Limpiyadhura within its territory.Since then, the dispute has remained a recurring point of friction, although both sides have repeatedly stated that it should be resolved through dialogue.Why is the region important for India?The disputed area sits at a strategically important junction connecting India, Nepal and China. Its high-altitude terrain offers commanding views of surrounding approaches, making it valuable from a surveillance and border management perspective.Control of the Kalapani sector allows Indian forces to monitor activity around Lipulekh Pass and adjoining areas near the Tibetan plateau. In mountain warfare, such vantage points are considered critical for observation, logistics and early warning.Lipulekh Pass itself is strategically significant because it can facilitate movement of personnel and supplies in a border contingency. India has invested in infrastructure projects in the region, including the Dharchula-Lipulekh road, to improve connectivity and access to forward areas.The pass also has religious importance. It serves as one of the key routes for the Kailash Mansarovar Yatra, undertaken annually by Indian pilgrims travelling to Tibet.As a result, India views the issue through the lens of border security, military preparedness, infrastructure connectivity and religious access, while Nepal continues to maintain that historical evidence supports its territorial claim.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDelhi Police Bust Alleged ISI-Linked Terror Module Targeting Delhi And MumbaiDK Shivakumar Alleges Bengaluru Was Unfairly Denied IPL Final Hosting Rights After RCB’s Title WinAfter PM Balen Shah’s Controversial Remarks, India Hosts Nepal Opposition ChiefJoint Search Operation Continues In Rajouri Forests Following Inputs On Suspected TerroristsCommercial LPG Rates Increased, Domestic Cooking Gas Prices UnchangedCBSE Crisis Deepens Amid Fresh Allegations Of Student Data Exposure‘It Is Public Anger’: BJP Leaders Slam TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee Over Sonarpur IncidentPoK Youth Crosses LoC To Meet Woman In North Kashmir, Apprehended By ArmyMamata Banerjee To Lead June 2 Kolkata Sit-In Over Alleged Attacks On Abhishek Banerjee, TMC LeadersVP Radhakrishnan Warns Indian Youth May Follow ‘Cockroach’ If Positive News Is Ignored123Photostories8 places near Delhi where temperatures are actually 25°C or below right nowEaten four times, and now stolen: Maurizio Cattelan’s famous ‘banana’ has vanished again and internet is absolutely losing it5 overnight desi beauty hacks for glowing skin this summerAnushka Sharma’s RCB victory ensemble looked simple at first, until we zoomed in on her Cartier watchWhy your compost bin smells bad: 7 Simple ways to compost kitchen waste without the odorOlive oil vs mustard oil: Which is better for heart health?From ‘Near Misses’ to ‘I Do’: 5 Relationship lessons we’re taking from Dua Lipa and Callum TurnerVirat Kohli Numerology: How Number 5, Master Number 33 and Raj Yoga Shaped King Kohli’s SuccessSonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s penthouse is a relaxing abode of minimalism with bright bohemian colours: Art inspirations to stealPancreatic cancer: New ‘breakthrough’ pill, Daraxonrasib, doubles life expectancy and survival for patients in trial123Hot PicksIndian Origin Pilot Helicopter CrashRajat PatidarWest Bengal CabinetHormuz crisisRussia Fuel Export BanDonald TrumpNEET Paper LeakTop TrendingMamata BanerjeeDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsGavin Yates-LyonsNorway ChessSupreme CourtMumbai Air India ColonyBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTANEET Paper Leak

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Nepal Prime Minister Balendra Shah has reignited attention on the decades-old India-Nepal border dispute after remarks in Parliament appeared to suggest that Nepal had learnt of “encroachments” involving Indian territory.Shah said that, “The Nepal government has officially sent a diplomatic note to India, mentioning the issue of encroachment of territories by India, including Lipulekh, and…

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JoSAA counselling 2026 schedule out: Registration, choice filling begins tomorrow

JoSAA counselling 2026 schedule out: Registration, choice filling begins tomorrow

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JEE Advanced 2026: The Joint Seat Allocation Authority (JoSAA) has released the counselling schedule for admission into engineering programmes for the 2026 academic session. Eligible candidates can begin the registration and choice filling process from tomorrow at 5 pm through the official JoSAA website.The counselling process is mainly for candidates who qualified through national-level engineering…

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‘Gifting mom is risky’: Anupam Kher decodes middle-class homes as mother Dulari steals the show with unscripted ‘ramp walk’

‘Gifting mom is risky’: Anupam Kher decodes middle-class homes as mother Dulari steals the show with unscripted ‘ramp walk’

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Anupam Kher has once again touched a million hearts with a simple, joyful post about his mother, Dulari Kher. On a light-hearted yet deeply emotional note shared on X (formerly Twitter), the veteran actor captured the warmth, noise, laughter, and love that define a typical Indian middle-class home — and the internet cannot stop sharing…

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In 1984, workers at Lindow Moss found a human head and uncovered a mystery buried for nearly 2,000 years

In 1984, workers at Lindow Moss found a human head and uncovered a mystery buried for nearly 2,000 years

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PC: Manchester Museum, BBC The landscape around Wilmslow appears unremarkable at first glance. Commuter trains pass nearby, housing estates edge ever closer to open ground, and modern Cheshire carries on with little hint of the distant past beneath its feet. Yet hidden within this corner of north-west England lies a place that has repeatedly produced…

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Twisha Sharma death case: CBI uses dummies to recreate crime scene; questions Giribala Singh

Twisha Sharma death case: CBI uses dummies to recreate crime scene; questions Giribala Singh

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BHOPAL: The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) on Monday recreated the crime scene at the residence of former judge Giribala Singh as part of its ongoing probe into the death of Twisha Sharma, sources said.Investigators used dummies and sacks during the exercise to reconstruct the sequence of events and verify statements collected during the investigation.According…

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The 10 richest people in the world: Elon Musk, Larry Page and Jeff Bezos lead the global wealth race | World News

The 10 richest people in the world: Elon Musk, Larry Page and Jeff Bezos lead the global wealth race | World News

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The richest people in the world have become even richer than ever before due to the ongoing emergence and development of artificial intelligence, cloud computing, and infrastructure technologies. The combined wealth of the world’s richest people has increased to around $2.9 trillion. This rise mainly occurred during the past month, when tech stocks surged as…

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UP Police admit card 2026 expected to be released soon at uppbpb.gov.in: Direct link to download hall tickets here

UP Police admit card 2026 expected to be released soon at uppbpb.gov.in: Direct link to download hall tickets here

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UP Police admit card 2026 expected to be released soon at upprb.gov.in The Uttar Pradesh Police Recruitment and Promotion Board (UPPRB) is likely to release the hall tickets for the upcoming recruitment examinations. Candidates who have registered for the examination will be able to download their admit cards from the official website once the link…

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James Van Der Beek’s ex-wife, Heather McComb, marries Scott Michael Campbell – ‘Our hearts are full and humbled’

James Van Der Beek’s ex-wife, Heather McComb, marries Scott Michael Campbell – ‘Our hearts are full and humbled’

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Actress Heather McComb, who was once married to late actor James Van Der Beek, recently tied the knot again in a beautiful ceremony. She and Scott Michael Campbell recently said their vows and made things official. The announcement came in one of her latest social media posts. Heather McComb announces that she’s married again Taking…

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Man sits on road as pregnant wife ‘trapped’ in traffic jam after VIP convoy stops vehicles in Bengaluru

Man sits on road as pregnant wife ‘trapped’ in traffic jam after VIP convoy stops vehicles in Bengaluru

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BENGALURU: A traffic jam occurred on Old Airport Road after traffic was allegedly halted for nearly 30 minutes to facilitate the governor’s convoy, according to a post on X. The disruption, compounded by ongoing underpass construction, left hundreds of commuters stranded.Public anger intensified after a man travelling with his pregnant wife was caught in the…

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. NEW DELHI: Action is set to follow against officials in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) as the ministry of education has initiated an internal crackdown over alleged irregularities in a controversial tender process and serious vulnerabilities in the board’s digital evaluation ecosystem.According to ministry sources, a detailed report from CBSE on the tender process linked to the board’s On Screen Marking (OSM) system has been sought. Sources said that the explanations provided so far have failed to fully satisfy the ministry, with accountability now likely to be fixed at multiple levels inside the board.“The ministry is taking strong action against those accountable. Responsibility will be determined,” a senior official said. Sources added that “heads are likely to roll” if procedural lapses or negligence are established.The controversy surrounding the OSM tender escalated after allegations surfaced that eligibility conditions and technical criteria were modified across multiple rounds of bidding before Hyderabad-based Coempt Edu Tek finally emerged as the successful bidder. Critics and opposition leaders questioned whether procurement norms were diluted to favour a particular company, especially after complaints began surfacing over blurred answer sheets, missing pages and technical glitches during the reevaluation process.CBSE has rejected allegations of wrongdoing and maintained that the tender process followed General Financial Rules and established procurement procedures. However, the controversy deepened after ethical hackers and independent developers flagged vulnerabilities in systems linked to the board’s digital evaluation infrastructure.Ministry officials said the weaknesses became more serious because CBSE does not yet maintain a comprehensive digital repository architecture for answer sheets and related examination records. The absence of robust archival and cybersecurity systems is now being examined separately as part of a wider review of the board’s digital preparedness.The ministry has meanwhile engaged experts from IITs to plug technological gaps, strengthen cybersecurity safeguards and conduct audits of the reevaluation portal architecture. CBSE has been directed to fortify the system and ensure that all reevaluation requests are processed through a secure and transparent mechanism.Officials stressed that students’ interests would remain protected and that the reevaluation process would continue under enhanced monitoring and supervision.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDK Shivakumar Alleges Bengaluru Was Unfairly Denied IPL Final Hosting Rights After RCB’s Title WinAfter PM Balen Shah’s Controversial Remarks, India Hosts Nepal Opposition ChiefJoint Search Operation Continues In Rajouri Forests Following Inputs On Suspected TerroristsCommercial LPG Rates Increased, Domestic Cooking Gas Prices UnchangedCBSE Crisis Deepens Amid Fresh Allegations Of Student Data Exposure‘It Is Public Anger’: BJP Leaders Slam TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee Over Sonarpur IncidentPoK Youth Crosses LoC To Meet Woman In North Kashmir, Apprehended By ArmyMamata Banerjee To Lead June 2 Kolkata Sit-In Over Alleged Attacks On Abhishek Banerjee, TMC LeadersVP Radhakrishnan Warns Indian Youth May Follow ‘Cockroach’ If Positive News Is Ignored‘INDIA Stands United’: Abhishek Banerjee Thanks Rahul Gandhi For Support After Sonarpur Attack123PhotostoriesWhy your compost bin smells bad: 7 Simple ways to compost kitchen waste without the odorOlive oil vs mustard oil: Which is better for heart health?From ‘Near Misses’ to ‘I Do’: 5 Relationship lessons we’re taking from Dua Lipa and Callum TurnerVirat Kohli Numerology: How Number 5, Master Number 33 and Raj Yoga Shaped King Kohli’s SuccessSonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s penthouse is a relaxing abode of minimalism with bright bohemian colours: Art inspirations to stealPancreatic cancer: New ‘breakthrough’ pill, Daraxonrasib, doubles life expectancy and survival for patients in trialNot just giants: Fossil of the smallest dinosaur, about the size of a crow, foundSnakes that are highly social: If you see one of these snakes, chances are there are more hiding close byBorn on a Friday? What it reveals about your personality, money, love and futureAcidity after every cigarette? Gastro experts reveal what Tobacco is secretly doing to your gut123Hot PicksIndian Origin Pilot Helicopter CrashRajat PatidarWest Bengal CabinetHormuz crisisRussia Fuel Export BanDonald TrumpGold price predictionTop TrendingMamata BanerjeeDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsGavin Yates-LyonsNorway ChessSupreme CourtMumbai Air India ColonyBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTANEET Paper Leak

. NEW DELHI: Action is set to follow against officials in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) as the ministry of education has initiated an internal crackdown over alleged irregularities in a controversial tender process and serious vulnerabilities in the board’s digital evaluation ecosystem.According to ministry sources, a detailed report from CBSE on the tender process linked to the board’s On Screen Marking (OSM) system has been sought. Sources said that the explanations provided so far have failed to fully satisfy the ministry, with accountability now likely to be fixed at multiple levels inside the board.“The ministry is taking strong action against those accountable. Responsibility will be determined,” a senior official said. Sources added that “heads are likely to roll” if procedural lapses or negligence are established.The controversy surrounding the OSM tender escalated after allegations surfaced that eligibility conditions and technical criteria were modified across multiple rounds of bidding before Hyderabad-based Coempt Edu Tek finally emerged as the successful bidder. Critics and opposition leaders questioned whether procurement norms were diluted to favour a particular company, especially after complaints began surfacing over blurred answer sheets, missing pages and technical glitches during the reevaluation process.CBSE has rejected allegations of wrongdoing and maintained that the tender process followed General Financial Rules and established procurement procedures. However, the controversy deepened after ethical hackers and independent developers flagged vulnerabilities in systems linked to the board’s digital evaluation infrastructure.Ministry officials said the weaknesses became more serious because CBSE does not yet maintain a comprehensive digital repository architecture for answer sheets and related examination records. The absence of robust archival and cybersecurity systems is now being examined separately as part of a wider review of the board’s digital preparedness.The ministry has meanwhile engaged experts from IITs to plug technological gaps, strengthen cybersecurity safeguards and conduct audits of the reevaluation portal architecture. CBSE has been directed to fortify the system and ensure that all reevaluation requests are processed through a secure and transparent mechanism.Officials stressed that students’ interests would remain protected and that the reevaluation process would continue under enhanced monitoring and supervision.About the AuthorManash Pratim GohainManash Pratim Gohain is a seasoned journalist with over two decades at The Times of India, where he has built a rich body of work spanning education policy, politics, and governance. Renowned for his incisive coverage of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020, accreditation reforms, and skilling initiatives, he has also reported on student politics, urban policy, and social movements. His political reportage—both reflective and news-driven—adds depth to his writing, bridging policy with public impact. Through his 2,500 articles and related outlets, he has emerged as a trusted voice in national discourse, particularly in linking education reform to broader societal change.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosDK Shivakumar Alleges Bengaluru Was Unfairly Denied IPL Final Hosting Rights After RCB’s Title WinAfter PM Balen Shah’s Controversial Remarks, India Hosts Nepal Opposition ChiefJoint Search Operation Continues In Rajouri Forests Following Inputs On Suspected TerroristsCommercial LPG Rates Increased, Domestic Cooking Gas Prices UnchangedCBSE Crisis Deepens Amid Fresh Allegations Of Student Data Exposure‘It Is Public Anger’: BJP Leaders Slam TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee Over Sonarpur IncidentPoK Youth Crosses LoC To Meet Woman In North Kashmir, Apprehended By ArmyMamata Banerjee To Lead June 2 Kolkata Sit-In Over Alleged Attacks On Abhishek Banerjee, TMC LeadersVP Radhakrishnan Warns Indian Youth May Follow ‘Cockroach’ If Positive News Is Ignored‘INDIA Stands United’: Abhishek Banerjee Thanks Rahul Gandhi For Support After Sonarpur Attack123PhotostoriesWhy your compost bin smells bad: 7 Simple ways to compost kitchen waste without the odorOlive oil vs mustard oil: Which is better for heart health?From ‘Near Misses’ to ‘I Do’: 5 Relationship lessons we’re taking from Dua Lipa and Callum TurnerVirat Kohli Numerology: How Number 5, Master Number 33 and Raj Yoga Shaped King Kohli’s SuccessSonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s penthouse is a relaxing abode of minimalism with bright bohemian colours: Art inspirations to stealPancreatic cancer: New ‘breakthrough’ pill, Daraxonrasib, doubles life expectancy and survival for patients in trialNot just giants: Fossil of the smallest dinosaur, about the size of a crow, foundSnakes that are highly social: If you see one of these snakes, chances are there are more hiding close byBorn on a Friday? What it reveals about your personality, money, love and futureAcidity after every cigarette? Gastro experts reveal what Tobacco is secretly doing to your gut123Hot PicksIndian Origin Pilot Helicopter CrashRajat PatidarWest Bengal CabinetHormuz crisisRussia Fuel Export BanDonald TrumpGold price predictionTop TrendingMamata BanerjeeDelhi ITO FireWWE Clash Results and HighlightsGavin Yates-LyonsNorway ChessSupreme CourtMumbai Air India ColonyBSEB Bihar Sakashmta Pariksha Admit CardNTANEET Paper Leak

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NEW DELHI: Action is set to follow against officials in the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) as the ministry of education has initiated an internal crackdown over alleged irregularities in a controversial tender process and serious vulnerabilities in the board’s digital evaluation ecosystem.According to ministry sources, a detailed report from CBSE on the tender…

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Imtiaz Ali on ‘Tamasha’ star Ranbir Kapoor playing Lord Rama in ‘Ramayana’: ‘He imbibes from the character, it will enrich him’ | Hindi Movie News

Imtiaz Ali on ‘Tamasha’ star Ranbir Kapoor playing Lord Rama in ‘Ramayana’: ‘He imbibes from the character, it will enrich him’ | Hindi Movie News

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Imtiaz Ali expressed excitement about Ranbir Kapoor playing Lord Rama in Nitesh Tiwari’s ‘Ramayana’, saying the role will deeply enrich Ranbir as an actor. Meanwhile, Imtiaz is reuniting with Diljit Dosanjh for ‘Main Vaapas Aaunga’, a Partition-set love story releasing June 12, with music by AR Rahman and Irshad Kamil. Imtiaz Ali and Ranbir Kapoor…

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Images/Agencies NEW DELHI: The Congress party on Monday attacked the Centre after commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased by up to Rs 53.50 from June 1, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of burdening people with rising costs. The opposition party alleged that ‘Inflation Man Modi’ had once again ‘cracked the whip’ by raising LPG prices.The attack came after the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder was increased across major cities. In Delhi, the price was raised by Rs 42 to Rs 3,113.50, while in Kolkata it went up by Rs 53.50 to Rs 3,255.50. The price revision applies to commercial cylinders used by hotels, restaurants and businesses. There has been no change in domestic cooking gas cylinder prices.The price of a 5-kg Free Trade LPG (FTL) cylinder was also increased by Rs 11 and now costs Rs 821.50 in Delhi.Targeting the government over the latest revision, the Congress party shared a post on X and alleged that commercial LPG prices had risen sharply over the past five months.”‘Inflation Man’ Modi has cracked the whip again. Today, he hiked the commercial cylinder by ₹53.50,” the party wrote.The Congress claimed that commercial LPG cylinder prices have increased by a cumulative Rs 1,571.50 since the beginning of the year. According to the party, the latest hike of Rs 53.50 on June 1 follows successive increases in January, February, March, April and May.The party further alleged, “In just 5 months, the commercial cylinder has become about 1,572 rupees more expensive, and the year isn’t even over yet. Modi’s extraction continues.”In a separate post, Congress also criticised the increase in the price of 5-kg LPG cylinders, claiming consumers had been encouraged to switch to smaller cylinders only to face higher prices later.”‘Inflation Man’ Modi has also made the 5 kg small LPG cylinder more expensive,” the party wrote.Congress claimed that the price of the small cylinder had increased by a total of Rs 272 in the last month.”First, ‘Inflation Man’ told the public to buy the small cylinder, then started the extortion,” the party further wrote.The latest LPG price hike comes as the Centre reviews India’s fuel security strategy following supply disruptions linked to tensions in West Asia. The government has asked state-run oil marketing companies to work towards maintaining LPG reserves equivalent to at least 30 days of demand.However, the Centre has maintained that there is no shortage of fuel in the country. Officials have said India has sufficient stocks of petrol, diesel, LPG, crude oil and natural gas, while domestic refineries are operating at optimum levels and LPG production remains at record highs.About the AuthorTOI News DeskThe TOI News Desk comprises a dedicated and tireless team of journalists who operate around the clock to deliver the most current and comprehensive news and updates to the readers of The Times of India worldwide. With an unwavering commitment to excellence in journalism, our team is at the forefront of gathering, verifying, and presenting breaking news, in-depth analysis, and insightful reports on a wide range of topics. The TOI News Desk is your trusted source for staying informed and connected to the ever-evolving global landscape, ensuring that our readers are equipped with the latest developments that matter most.”Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosAfter PM Balen Shah’s Controversial Remarks, India Hosts Nepal Opposition ChiefJoint Search Operation Continues In Rajouri Forests Following Inputs On Suspected TerroristsCommercial LPG Rates Increased, Domestic Cooking Gas Prices UnchangedCBSE Crisis Deepens Amid Fresh Allegations Of Student Data Exposure‘It Is Public Anger’: BJP Leaders Slam TMC MP Abhishek Banerjee Over Sonarpur IncidentPoK Youth Crosses LoC To Meet Woman In North Kashmir, Apprehended By ArmyMamata Banerjee To Lead June 2 Kolkata Sit-In Over Alleged Attacks On Abhishek Banerjee, TMC LeadersVP Radhakrishnan Warns Indian Youth May Follow ‘Cockroach’ If Positive News Is Ignored‘INDIA Stands United’: Abhishek Banerjee Thanks Rahul Gandhi For Support After Sonarpur AttackKunal Ghosh Targets TMC Leaders Over Silence On Abhishek Banerjee Attack, Sparks Internal Debate123PhotostoriesVirat Kohli Numerology: How Number 5, Master Number 33 and Raj Yoga Shaped King Kohli’s SuccessSonakshi Sinha and Zaheer Iqbal’s penthouse is a relaxing abode of minimalism with bright bohemian colours: Art inspirations to stealPancreatic cancer: New ‘breakthrough’ pill, Daraxonrasib, doubles life expectancy and survival for patients in trialNot just giants: Fossil of the smallest dinosaur, about the size of a crow, foundSnakes that are highly social: If you see one of these snakes, chances are there are more hiding close byBorn on a Friday? 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Images/Agencies NEW DELHI: The Congress party on Monday attacked the Centre after commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased by up to Rs 53.50 from June 1, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of burdening people with rising costs. The opposition party alleged that ‘Inflation Man Modi’ had once again ‘cracked the whip’ by raising LPG prices.The attack came after the price of a 19-kg commercial LPG cylinder was increased across major cities. In Delhi, the price was raised by Rs 42 to Rs 3,113.50, while in Kolkata it went up by Rs 53.50 to Rs 3,255.50. The price revision applies to commercial cylinders used by hotels, restaurants and businesses. There has been no change in domestic cooking gas cylinder prices.The price of a 5-kg Free Trade LPG (FTL) cylinder was also increased by Rs 11 and now costs Rs 821.50 in Delhi.Targeting the government over the latest revision, the Congress party shared a post on X and alleged that commercial LPG prices had risen sharply over the past five months.”‘Inflation Man’ Modi has cracked the whip again. Today, he hiked the commercial cylinder by ₹53.50,” the party wrote.The Congress claimed that commercial LPG cylinder prices have increased by a cumulative Rs 1,571.50 since the beginning of the year. According to the party, the latest hike of Rs 53.50 on June 1 follows successive increases in January, February, March, April and May.The party further alleged, “In just 5 months, the commercial cylinder has become about 1,572 rupees more expensive, and the year isn’t even over yet. Modi’s extraction continues.”In a separate post, Congress also criticised the increase in the price of 5-kg LPG cylinders, claiming consumers had been encouraged to switch to smaller cylinders only to face higher prices later.”‘Inflation Man’ Modi has also made the 5 kg small LPG cylinder more expensive,” the party wrote.Congress claimed that the price of the small cylinder had increased by a total of Rs 272 in the last month.”First, ‘Inflation Man’ told the public to buy the small cylinder, then started the extortion,” the party further wrote.The latest LPG price hike comes as the Centre reviews India’s fuel security strategy following supply disruptions linked to tensions in West Asia. The government has asked state-run oil marketing companies to work towards maintaining LPG reserves equivalent to at least 30 days of demand.However, the Centre has maintained that there is no shortage of fuel in the country. 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NEW DELHI: The Congress party on Monday attacked the Centre after commercial LPG cylinder prices were increased by up to Rs 53.50 from June 1, accusing Prime Minister Narendra Modi of burdening people with rising costs. The opposition party alleged that ‘Inflation Man Modi’ had once again ‘cracked the whip’ by raising LPG prices.The attack…

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