मत: क्या छात्र आंदोलन अपने मूल मुद्दे से भटक रहा है?
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| मत: क्या छात्र आंदोलन अपने मूल मुद्दे से भटक रहा है? |
भराड़ीघाट में फोरलेन निर्माण के दौरान दरकी पहाड़ी, बड़ा हादसा टला
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भराड़ीघाट में फोरलेन निर्माण के दौरान दरकी पहाड़ी, बड़ा हादसा टला |
सिल्क साड़ी पहन Rakul Preet Singh ने ढाया कहर, रॉयल ज्वेलरी और कातिलाना मुस्कान पर फ़िदा हुए फैंस
Govt debunks AI-generated video falsely claiming CDS Gen Subramani’s remarks
The Government has debunked a video circulating on social media claiming that the Chief of Defence Staff, General N S Raja Subramani, has stated that thirty thousand army personnel have resigned over protests at Jantar Mantar in New Delhi. The Fact Check Unit of the Press Information Bureau (PIB) informed that the video is fake and AI-Generated. The Unit added that the Chief of Defence Staff did not make any such statement. PIB has urged citizens to rely only on reliable official sources for verified information.
PM Modi thanks youngsters for their suggestions to his video on proposed reforms against paper leaks issue
Prime Minister Narendra Modi thanked everyone for the responses and positive suggestions received to his video, where he announced the government’s decision to bring a strict law to punish those involved in paper leaks. In the video message, Modi said that a new bill incorporating provisions for strong action against paper leaks will be introduced in the ongoing session of Parliament next week.
The draft bill, as announced by the Prime Minister in the Instagram video shared by him, was approved by the Union Cabinet yesterday. In a fresh video message released through his Instagram handle yesterday, Mr Modi said the relations will continue with more bonding.
Mr Modi created a new world record with the most views on a reel in 24 hours, garnering 303 million views as of now. The earlier record was 300 million views.
Government and CJP to hold third round of talks today on reforms in examination system
The Government will hold another round of discussions with the CJP delegation today on its demands for reforms in the examination system and measures to prevent examination paper leaks. Earlier, Union Ministers J P Nadda and Dr Jitendra Singh met the CJP delegation in New Delhi yesterday. Talking to media after the meeting, Mr Nadda said that during the meeting they gave patient hearing to the demands of the CJP regarding reforms in the examination system. Mr Nadda said that the CJP had put forth three main demands and also suggested some reforms to curb examination paper leaks.
Delhi Police constitutes special task force to investigate public examination offences
Delhi Police has constituted a Special Task Force (STF) to investigate offences relating to paper leaks and other examination-related offences under the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024. Delhi Police, in a statement, said that the task force will be responsible for conducting prompt, professional, and comprehensive investigations into offences pertaining to public examinations conducted by different authorities.
These include Union Public Service Commission, Staff Selection Commission, Railway Recruitment Boards, Institute of Banking Personnel Selection, National Testing Agency, as well as Ministries or Departments of the Central Government and their attached and subordinate offices for recruitment of staff.
In addition to investigation, the STF will also ensure effective coordination with the prosecuting agencies to facilitate expeditious prosecution to ensure that trials in such cases are conducted on a day-to-day basis.
The Special Task Force will be headed by the Deputy Commissioner of Police, Crime Branch. The Special Commissioner of Police, Crime Branch, will exercise overall supervision and administrative control over the functioning of the STF and issue such directions as necessary to ensure effective investigation and diligent prosecution of cases.












