MahaTET leak revives demand to scrap TET for in-service staff, teachers & politicians condemn repeated leaks, demand accountability to restore students’ trust | Pune News

Vijay Kombe, state president of the Maharashtra State Primary Teachers’ Forum, said the examination should not be conducted again without a complete overhaul of its process Pune: Several teachers on Saturday came down heavily on the Maharashtra State Examination Council after it postponed Sunday’s TET exam over a suspected paper leak, saying it had learned…

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Schools closed in Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand, Kerala and Karnataka amid monsoon rain alerts today

Monsoon rain forces school closures in multiple districts while Delhi and Mumbai remain open NEW DELHI: Schools remained closed in several districts across India today, July 9, after local administrations announced holidays in response to severe monsoon conditions. Authorities ordered the closures as heavy rainfall, waterlogging and landslide risks affected multiple regions, with decisions varying…

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Cancer, Weekly Horoscope, July 19 to July 25, 2026: Relationships improve steadily; Career and education prospects brighten

This week begins with effort, not ease. Monday may feel crowded with errands, messages, and small worries that pull at your nerves from different sides. You could feel tense or restless, as though every little thing wants your attention at once. Even so, there is a useful side to this busyness. New connections form through…

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Massive blaze at Delhi residential building triggers cylinder explosions; 8 rescued | Delhi News

A large fire erupted in a Delhi residential building’s parking area. Two cylinders exploded, and four vehicles sustained damage in the blaze NEW DELHI: A massive fire broke out in the parking area of a residential building in Delhi’s Hari Nagar locality on Tuesday morning.The incident triggered two cylinder explosions and damaged four vehicles, officials…

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More than 2,200 years ago, an ancient Greek scholar calculated the Earth’s circumference with a stick and the Sun |

More than 2,200 years before satellites, GPS and space missions revealed the Earth’s true size, an ancient Greek scholar calculated the planet’s circumference using nothing more than a stick, sunlight and basic geometry. Around 240 BCE, Eratosthenes, the chief librarian of the Library of Alexandria, carried out one of history’s most brilliant scientific experiments. By…

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