September 25, 2026

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NTA to reconduct three UGC-NET exams

** The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced that it will reconduct three UGC-NET exams due to errors in the question papers, following mounting pressure from candidates and allegations of lack of transparency and accountability within the agency. The decision marks a significant U-turn for the NTA, which had previously resisted calls for a complete cancellation of the paper.

Rajasthan Restricts Outsiders, Photography and Interviews Ahead of CJP School Visits, Sparking Transparency Debate

** The Rajasthan government has restricted outsider entry, photography, and interviews in several districts as the Citizen's Justice Party plans to conduct school visits, sparking debate on education policy and concerns about censorship and democratic freedoms.

Kushner meets Hamas leaders.

** In a significant development in the Israeli-Palestinian peace process, Jared Kushner has met with Hamas leaders to advance Trump's Gaza plan, which aims to provide economic relief to the impoverished region while promoting stability in the Middle East. The meeting has sparked debate and marks a shift in the US's approach to the conflict, with a greater emphasis on engaging with non-state actors.

Congress activists protest over ‘purification’ ritual in Uttarakhand.

** Congress party activists protest against the 'purification' ritual performed at a rally venue in Uttarakhand, condemning the act as a form of 'caste discrimination' and demanding action from the government. The protest, which was held in Kalaburagi, marked the latest in a series of demonstrations across the country against the 'purification' ritual.

Women in India Face Online Abuse, Threats After Joining Protests.

** In recent weeks, numerous women in India who joined protests against the government's policies have faced widespread online abuse and harassment, including threatening messages and rape threats. The Indian government's inaction and patriarchal society have perpetuated a culture of sexism and misogyny online, threatening women's rights and participation in public life.

Jharkhand students demand resignation of Chief Minister Hemant Soren.

** A group of Jharkhand students has taken to the streets, demanding the resignation of Chief Minister Hemant Soren over his alleged involvement in a coal smuggling case, and calling on the Congress party to withdraw its support from the JMM-led government, citing corruption and broken promises.