VK News Today https://validator.w3.org/feed/docs/rss2.html Houses burnt, CRPF jawan injured in gunfight in Manipur’s Senapati Massachusetts fishing crew lands 1,260 pound blue marlin, narrowly missing world record | World News Demonstrators protesting in Ranchi against alleged exam leaks NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court of Monday issued a notice to Centre and the state government over a plea seeking independent, time-bound CBI probe into alleged malpractices in the Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Preliminary Examination.A bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant and comprising Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana sought responses from the respondents. Senior advocate Manan Kumar Mishra, appearing for petitioner Harisharan Devgan, said the plea sought either a CBI inquiry or an investigation by a former Supreme Court judge.The petition, filed under Article 32 of the Constitution, raised concerns over the “integrity, fairness, transparency and credibility” of the Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Preliminary Competitive Examination 2025, conducted by the Jharkhand Public Service Commission on April 19, 2026, pursuant to Advertisement No. 01/2026. “”The present writ petition under Article 32 of the Constitution of India is being preferred in public interest seeking urgent intervention of this court in relation to serious and substantial concerns regarding the integrity, fairness, transparency and credibility of the Jharkhand Combined Civil Services Preliminary Competitive Examination 2025, conducted by respondent no. 2 Jharkhand Public Service Commission pursuant to Advertisement No. 01/2026 on April 19, 2026,” it said.Meanwhile, as nationwide protests continue, Ranchi Police registered three FIRs over clashes and disorder during a protest in the city on Friday, naming 14 people and booking more than 200 unidentified persons. All three cases were registered at the Kotwali police station.Police said protesters allegedly breached the route designated for the demonstration, prompting officers to use mild force. The protest was organised by the JPSC-JSSC Reform Forum after it called on students across Jharkhand to burn effigies of the chief minister in protest against a recent High Court decision.Jharkhand Leader of Opposition Babulal Marandi alleged that ruling Jharkhand Mukti Morcha (JMM) workers were deployed during the student protest and assaulted demonstrators with sticks and batons.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelines“Regarding today’s incident, I would say that JMM goons were deliberately deployed by the government. Because in a democracy, protests, sit-ins, demonstrations, and the burning of effigies are common occurrences,” Marandi said.He alleged that police were absent from the spot while JMM workers attacked protesters. “JMM goons were visible, armed with sticks and batons, and they even beat up young people,” he said.The protests are linked to a wider dispute over the Jharkhand civil services examination, with students and aspirants demanding action over alleged irregularities in the JPSC examination process. The Supreme Court has separately sought responses from the Centre, Jharkhand government and JPSC on a plea seeking an independent probe into alleged malpractices in the preliminary examination.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorTrisha MahajanTrisha Mahajan is a journalist with The Times of India digital, with keen interest in covering business and corporate affairs. She also reports on key national and world developments and global news trends. A keen reader with a strong interest in storytelling that adds context, clarity, and depth to complex issues.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIn Leaked Audio, Lawrence Bishnoi’s Aide Goldy Brar Claims He Killed Hardeep Nijjar In Canada‘Watching Your Every Move’: Fresh Threat Letter Targets Kashmiri Pandits In J&KChennai Murder Mystery: Woman’s Remains Found on Tamil Nadu Express, Police Hunt Couple in Odisha’No Full Press Conference’: US Envoy Gor On India’s ‘No Questions’ Request Before Modi-Trump Meet‘Represented India In 3 Nations’: Former Envoy Flags ‘Trouble Establishing Citizenship’ During SIRJaish Rebuilds Bahawalpur Complex Struck By India During Op Sindoor’India Can Attract Global Talent With Your Help’: PM Modi Meets Space Startups On National Space DayDelhi Cops Attacked With Chilli Powder & Bricks In Mukundpur; 17-Year-Old Arrested‘Plan To Meet Vance, Mamdani’: Why MEA Denied Permission For Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s US Trip?’No Problem When Boys Do It’: Rahul Gandhi’s Attack At PM Modi Over Jantar Mantar Abuse123PhotostoriesFrom water filters to kitchen bowls: 5 practical uses of coconut shell5 Morning lessons Sadhguru wants children to learn: From waking up with a smile to practising yoga, taking responsibility and more5 Plants to grow now for beautiful blooms through fallBigg Boss Tamil: From Bindu Madhavi to Divya Ganesh; a look at wildcard entries across all seasonsNauvari to Coorg style: Practical saree drapes that turned India’s traditional six yards of grace into comfortable workwear10 traditional Maharashtrian breakfast dishes for a flavourful start5 Indian bridal fabrics that were once considered more auspicious than silkThin hair looking flat? 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Madan B Lokur on Saturday during a two day consultation at RMLNLU titled – “From Policy to Practice: commemorating 10 years of Juvenile Justice (Care and Protection of Children) Act 2015. The two-day national consultation with special focus on Uttar Pradesh ended on Sunday evening.The meet saw stakeholders, including child rights activists, civil society organisations, Juvenile Justice Board members, people working with or having experience of the juvenile justice system like observation homes, lawyers, academics, researchers and students coming together to dwell on the learnings and challenges faced in the implementation of the 2015 Act that had replaced the JJ Act 2000.Representatives from women and child department of Uttar Pradesh also participated.The consultation over various sessions looked at specific concerns starting from the first interaction of the child in conflict with law with the JJ system, challenges surrounding bail and pre-inquiry and the concerns arising out of the assessment process that is a critical aspect in cases involving the transfer of children to the adult criminal justice system. The consultation also drew attention to the challenges in rehabilitation and re-integration.Meanwhile, Dr Kumar Askand Pandey, associate professor, RMLNLU, shared that at the Centre for Child Rights one of the key institutional initiatives proposed include working on data evaluation and research.It is also proposed to bring out policy briefs, practical handbooks, standardised tools and annual reports on status of child rights and juvenile justice in Uttar Pradesh.It is also proposed to curate and rollout after the requisite approvals post graduate diploma programmes targeted at professionals working on child rights.As of now, education of child rights and related laws in the form of a course is available to law students at RMLNLU by way of an elective subject from 8th to 10th semester for LLB students who are specialising in criminal law. The elective subject is also available for students specializing in criminal laws in the LLM programme.With the new Centre in place, RMLNLU as per its vision document seeks to build a “child- sensitive, rights – based and evidence – driven ecosystem in which every child is heard, protected, respected and provided access to justice, care and opportunity”.The focus areas include juvenile justice and restorative practice, child protection, POCSO and institutional care, right to education and inclusion, child labour, trafficking and migration, children in the digital environment and children with disabilities.The meet saw stakeholders, including child rights activists, civil society organisations, Juvenile Justice Board members, people working with or having experience of the juvenile justice system like observation homes, lawyers, academics, researchers and students coming together to dwell on the learnings and challenges faced in the implementation of the 2015 Act that had replaced the JJ Act 2000.Representatives from women and child department of Uttar Pradesh also participated. The consultation over various sessions looked at specific concerns starting from the first interaction of the child in conflict with law with the JJ system, challenges surrounding bail and pre-inquiry and the concerns arising out of the assessment process that is a critical aspect in cases involving the transfer of children to the adult criminal justice system. The consultation also drew attention to the challenges in rehabilitation and re-integration.Dr Kumar Askand Pandey, associate professor, RMLNLU, shared that at the Centre for Child Rights one of the key institutional initiatives proposed include working on data evaluation and research.It is also proposed to bring out policy briefs, practical handbooks, standardised tools and annual reports on status of child rights and juvenile justice in Uttar Pradesh.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesIt is also proposed to curate and rollout after the requisite approvals post graduate diploma programmes targeted at professionals working on child rights.As of now, education of child rights and related laws in the form of a course is available to law students at RMLNLU by way of an elective subject from 8th to 10th semester for LLB students who are specialising in criminal law. Elective subject is also available for students specialising in criminal laws in LLM programme.With the new Centre in place, RMLNLU as per its vision document seeks to build a “child- sensitive, rights – based and evidence – driven ecosystem in which every child is heard, protected, respected and provided access to justice, care and opportunity”.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.End of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideos‘Watching Your Every Move’: Fresh Threat Letter Targets Kashmiri Pandits In J&KChennai Murder Mystery: Woman’s Remains Found on Tamil Nadu Express, Police Hunt Couple in Odisha’No Full Press Conference’: US Envoy Gor On India’s ‘No Questions’ Request Before Modi-Trump Meet‘Represented India In 3 Nations’: Former Envoy Flags ‘Trouble Establishing Citizenship’ During SIRJaish Rebuilds Bahawalpur Complex Struck By India During Op Sindoor’India Can Attract Global Talent With Your Help’: PM Modi Meets Space Startups On National Space DayDelhi Cops Attacked With Chilli Powder & Bricks In Mukundpur; 17-Year-Old Arrested‘Plan To Meet Vance, Mamdani’: Why MEA Denied Permission For Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s US Trip?’No Problem When Boys Do It’: Rahul Gandhi’s Attack At PM Modi Over Jantar Mantar AbuseYoutuber Ajeet Bharti Lists 4 Big Demands At Jantar Mantar, Calls For Reservation Reform And Merit123Photostories5 Morning lessons Sadhguru wants children to learn: From waking up with a smile to practising yoga, taking responsibility and more5 Plants to grow now for beautiful blooms through fallBigg Boss Tamil: From Bindu Madhavi to Divya Ganesh; a look at wildcard entries across all seasonsNauvari to Coorg style: Practical saree drapes that turned India’s traditional six yards of grace into comfortable workwear10 traditional Maharashtrian breakfast dishes for a flavourful start5 Indian bridal fabrics that were once considered more auspicious than silkThin hair looking flat? 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He made a statement in Maharashtra urging women to break free from the shackles of the Manusmriti. Rahul ji, the country does not have high expectations of you merely as Rahul Gandhi; in fact, it has no expectations at all. However, your role as the Leader of the Opposition in Parliament entails accountability towards the country’s democracy. You took an oath to uphold the Constitution of India, yet you seem to consider it your birthright to disparage India’s traditions and heritage.”CM Yogi accused Gandhi of insulting Uttar Pradesh and India during visits outside the state and abroad. He also alleged that the Congress had questioned the existence of Lord Ram in Ayodhya and referred to the Emergency imposed in 1975.The UP chief minister said Rahul Gandhi should study ancient Indian texts to understand Manu and India’s heritage.“You make comments regarding Manu, Ram, or India’s heritage. If you wish to understand Manu, read the Atharvaveda, the Shatapatha Brahmana and the Matsya Purana; you will find all the information there.”Yogi also criticised remarks directed at the Prime Minister, saying such statements amounted to an attack on an institution rather than an individual.“When you insult India’s institutions, when you make derogatory remarks about the Prime Minister of India, you are not merely insulting an individual; you are insulting an institution of India. The Prime Minister is not just an individual; the Prime Minister is an institution of India.”He added that such criticism could undermine public confidence in constitutional institutions and urged Gandhi to refrain from what he called irresponsible behaviour.CM Yogi targets Congress stateCM Yogi also attacked the Congress state president over an alleged incident involving a visit to Hanumangarhi in Ayodhya, accusing him of displaying duplicity.“You saw the behaviour of the Congress state president: he goes to offer prayers at Hanumangarhi, but later outside he enjoys a feast of fish. He could have eaten whatever he wanted outside—anywhere other than Ayodhya. Yet, this is the duplicity they display. Even a chameleon would be put to shame by these people; it would wonder what kind of human species this is—chanting ‘Ram-Ram’ inside the temple and feasting on fish the moment they step out. This is their history—the history of this Congress state president.”Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesCM Yogi further alleged that the Congress leader had bowed before a mafia figure who had allegedly killed his brother, claiming the situation changed only after the government acted against the accused.“When a mafia don murdered his brother, this man did not testify against the criminal; instead, he knelt and bowed in submission before him. He knelt before the very man who had brutally killed his brother. It was only when the government stepped in and crushed that mafia element that the situation changed; otherwise, these people had turned the state into a mafia-dominated territory, creating an identity crisis.”CM Yogi also said society could have no future if it forgot its ancestors and accused unnamed groups of attempting to weaken India’s traditions, values and ideals.Get the latest India News and Live updates. Download the TOI app.About the AuthorAyush PandeyAyush Pandey is a journalist at The Times of India, covering breaking news, politics, defence, and major legal and policy developments across India and the world. His reporting focuses on elections, national security, and institutional affairs, tracking the decisions and conflicts that shape public life. He specialises in sharp explainers and in-depth feature stories that go beyond headlines to decode political shifts, defence strategy, geopolitical flashpoints, and changing public sentiment. His work combines speed, clarity, and depth for a fast-moving digital audience.Read MoreEnd of ArticleFollow Us On Social MediaVideosIn Leaked Audio, Lawrence Bishnoi’s Aide Goldy Brar Claims He Killed Hardeep Nijjar In Canada‘Watching Your Every Move’: Fresh Threat Letter Targets Kashmiri Pandits In J&KChennai Murder Mystery: Woman’s Remains Found on Tamil Nadu Express, Police Hunt Couple in Odisha’No Full Press Conference’: US Envoy Gor On India’s ‘No Questions’ Request Before Modi-Trump Meet‘Represented India In 3 Nations’: Former Envoy Flags ‘Trouble Establishing Citizenship’ During SIRJaish Rebuilds Bahawalpur Complex Struck By India During Op Sindoor’India Can Attract Global Talent With Your Help’: PM Modi Meets Space Startups On National Space DayDelhi Cops Attacked With Chilli Powder & Bricks In Mukundpur; 17-Year-Old Arrested‘Plan To Meet Vance, Mamdani’: Why MEA Denied Permission For Telangana CM Revanth Reddy’s US Trip?’No Problem When Boys Do It’: Rahul Gandhi’s Attack At PM Modi Over Jantar Mantar Abuse123PhotostoriesFrom water filters to kitchen bowls: 5 practical uses of coconut shell5 Morning lessons Sadhguru wants children to learn: From waking up with a smile to practising yoga, taking responsibility and more5 Plants to grow now for beautiful blooms through fallBigg Boss Tamil: From Bindu Madhavi to Divya Ganesh; a look at wildcard entries across all seasonsNauvari to Coorg style: Practical saree drapes that turned India’s traditional six yards of grace into comfortable workwear10 traditional Maharashtrian breakfast dishes for a flavourful start5 Indian bridal fabrics that were once considered more auspicious than silkThin hair looking flat? 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Check list of top stock recommendations CBSE CTET city intimation slip 2026 expected to be released soon at ctet.nic.in: Check complete details here ‘I don’t think she ever knew that she was that special’: Audrey Hepburn’s son on her rise to fame 5 Plants to grow now for beautiful blooms through fall ‘CTA intentionally prevented’: PTI alleges negligence over Imran Khan’s hospital visit Mahua Moitra moves Supreme Court over eviction NEW DELHI: Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has approached the Supreme Court alleging that the Nadia district administration in West Bengal evicted her from her official constituency accommodation at the Circuit House in violation of court orders.The matter was mentioned before Chief Justice of India Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and V Mohana, seeking urgent listing of Moitra’s plea.Moitra told the Supreme Court that local officials evicted her from her constituency accommodation in the middle of the night despite a protective order issued by the High Court, as cited by Bar and Bench.”May I mention an Article 32 petition by a sitting lady Member of Parliament who was evicted from her constituency accommodation by local officials, the Additional District Magistrate and the District Magistrate, in the dead of the night at 11 pm. This requires, in our respectful submission, some comprehensive directions because it involves issues of federalism. It also requires an independent investigation. This has happened despite the High Court already having passed a protective order. I am only praying for listing on an early date because this involves an important constitutional issue,” the counsel for Moitra said, as cited by Bar and Bench.”We will see,” the CJI replied.Earlier this month, Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra alleged that the local administration asked her to vacate her room at a circuit house in Nadia late at night.Moitra said she arrived at the Circuit House at 6.30 pm and was allotted the room where she usually stays. “Dinner was served to me in room at 9.20 pm. I received call at 9.47 asking me to vacate. Now at 10.52 I receive this message with this ‘order’ !! Outside the gates are huge crowd shouting Jai Shree Ram!” she posted on X.Join conversationView All Comments →Share your thoughts in the commentsInsightfulAgreeDisagreeSkepticalConcerningPromisingWorth ReadingBig DevelopmentPost CommentBe respectful · TOI community guidelinesShe also appealed to Opposition MPs and leaders, saying, “All Opposition MPs & Leaders – I am staying night in my district HQ at circuit house which official accommodation for MP . Received call at 9:47 pm from administration asking that I should vacate my room. They are that desperate to keep us out of area !”Get the latest India News and Live updates. 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