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Supreme Court Petition Filed by Suspended Sanskrit University Students Seeking Permission to Take Exams
Sixteen suspended students of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala, have approached the Supreme Court challenging a Kerala High Court order that denied them permission to appear for their semester examinations. The students have sought urgent judicial intervention, arguing that the High Court’s decision could result in the loss of an entire academic semester.…
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Supreme Court Petition Filed by Suspended Sanskrit University Students Seeking Permission to Take Exams
Sixteen suspended students of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala, have approached the Supreme Court challenging a Kerala High Court order that denied them permission to appear for their semester examinations. The students have sought urgent judicial intervention, arguing that the High Court’s decision could result in the loss of an entire academic semester.…
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Supreme Court Petition Filed by Suspended Sanskrit University Students Seeking Permission to Take Exams
Sixteen suspended students of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala, have approached the Supreme Court challenging a Kerala High Court order that denied them permission to appear for their semester examinations. The students have sought urgent judicial intervention, arguing that the High Court’s decision could result in the loss of an entire academic semester.…
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Apple’s Latest Software Beta Explores AI Integration Across Fitness and Health Features
Apple is bringing more AI features to your device with the latest iOS 27.3 and watchOS 27.3 developer beta updates. The new AI tools will help you handle everyday conversations more easily, plan workouts better and give you a clearer picture of your own health. These updates indicate that Apple is taking AI, the buzzword…
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Samsung Galaxy S27 Ultra Dummy Unit Appears Online, Sparking Design Speculation
The Galaxy S27 Ultra is getting a bit of attention with the appearance of a dummy unit online. The physical unit appears to have been made from previously leaked CAD files and gives a first look at what the phone may actually look like. There’s been a bit of a discussion on the forums as…
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Gold and Silver Price Update: Gold Recovers from Session Low as Oil Prices Decline and Midterm Elections Approach
Gold and silver prices saw some renewed market activity as investors considered falling oil prices, inflation concerns and the upcoming US midterm elections. Gold rebounded from its session low, supported by buying interest and changing views on global economic conditions. The move underscored precious metals’ sensitivity to geopolitical developments, currency moves and expectations for monetary…
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From Scoring 48% in Class 5 to Leading an AI Company in Dubai: Meet Tejesh Vaish
Success is not always dependent on the performance of a student in school. A student may have succeeded if he or she has the determination, dedication, and zeal to learn. The life journey of Tejesh Vaish, a 26-year-old engineer of Lucknow, proves this point. Tejesh was just a Class 5 student who scored 48%, but…
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UPSC CDS I Final Result 2026 Declared: 243 Candidates Qualify, Lohitaksh Mahajan Tops Merit List
The Union Public Service Commission (UPSC) has announced the final outcome of the Combined Defence Services Examination (CDS I) 2026. From the information received, there are a total of 243 successful candidates whose names are included in the list. These candidates are eligible to join the Indian Military Academy (IMA), Indian Naval Academy (INA), and…
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Supreme Court Petition Filed by Suspended Sanskrit University Students Seeking Permission to Take Exams
Sixteen suspended students of Sree Sankaracharya University of Sanskrit, Kalady, Kerala, have approached the Supreme Court challenging a Kerala High Court order that denied them permission to appear for their semester examinations. The students have sought urgent judicial intervention, arguing that the High Court’s decision could result in the loss of an entire academic semester.…
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Apple’s Latest Software Beta Explores AI Integration Across Fitness and Health Features
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From Scoring 48% in Class 5 to Leading an AI Company in Dubai: Meet Tejesh Vaish
Success is not always dependent on the performance of a student in school. A student may have succeeded if he or she has the determination, dedication, and zeal to learn. The life journey of Tejesh Vaish, a 26-year-old engineer of Lucknow, proves this point. Tejesh was just a Class 5 student who scored 48%, but…
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