The NEET UG Re-Exam 2026 is scheduled for June 21, with over 22 lakh medical aspirants expected to participate. Strict security, document verification, and dress code checks will be enforced at examination centers. Candidates must carry the new admit card, original photo ID, and passport-sized photographs.
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Twin roadside blasts in Pakistan's Khyber Pakhtunkhwa district killed 7 people and wounded 3. The first blast targeted a vehicle, and a second IED exploded as rescuers responded. Prime Minister Sharif condemned the attack and vowed to bring perpetrators to justice. No group has claimed responsibility, but tensions with Afghanistan are high.
A woman and her lover have been arrested in Meerut for allegedly strangling her six-year-old son, whom they reportedly killed because he was seen as an obstacle to their relationship. The child's body was found in the Hastinapur forests.
Mexico City is considering limiting alcohol sales in public spaces after over 700,000 fans celebrated Mexico's World Cup win, leading to significant litter. The government aims to control excessive consumption and manage crowds.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy gave Belarus one week to remove Russian military equipment used in attacks on Ukraine, threatening to do so himself. He also highlighted Belarus's role in supplying Russia's oil refining industry and the Russian army. Meanwhile, EU leaders discussed diplomatic channels with Russia, and Poland's president threatened to revoke an honor for Zelenskyy over renaming a military unit.
A woman has died after becoming trapped in a 20-foot well in the Fruitland Ridge area of Humboldt County, Northern California. Authorities responded to a 911 call on Wednesday, and rescue teams worked to free her. The circumstances of how she ended up in the well are unclear but not considered suspicious.
A fatal collision involving two passenger trains occurred near Bedford, England, resulting in one death and multiple injuries. Emergency services are on scene, and rail services are significantly disrupted.
Former Armenian President Robert Kocharyan claims European bureaucracy is enabling Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan to become a dictator, citing the EU's assessment of recent parliamentary elections. Kocharyan alleges widespread election rigging and double standards from European countries.
An Indian captain, Ajay Pant, was arrested in the UK and charged with breaching sanctions after his Russian oil tanker, MV Smyrtos, was intercepted. The vessel, en route from Russia to India, was found without a legitimate flag. Pant appeared in court and was remanded in custody, with his family appealing to the Indian government for assistance.
Two trains collided near Bedford, causing serious injuries and major transport disruption. Emergency services are at the scene, and authorities are urging people to avoid the area. The incident has led to the suspension of services on several rail lines.
Two trains collided near Bedford, England, resulting in injuries and significant disruptions to rail services. Emergency services, including police and fire departments, are on the scene, and the public is advised to avoid the area. Social media footage shows a damaged train and passengers on the tracks.
Five political parties in Armenia have filed petitions with the Constitutional Court to annul the results of the recent parliamentary elections. Citing concerns over administrative resource abuse and legitimacy, the parties, including those led by former President Robert Kocharyan and ex-Mayor Hayk Marutyan, seek to invalidate the outcome.
A Hong Kong taxi fleet terminated a driver's contract after a video showed passengers alighting mid-road in Tsuen Wan with suitcases, causing traffic disruption. The passengers had reportedly instructed the driver en route for an airport trip.
Bali police arrested a 67-year-old man, KS, on June 10 for suspected illegal turtle trading. The live animals were seized on the Pegametan coast after residents reported suspicious activity. The suspect allegedly received the protected turtles from Madura for distribution.
Police in Ajmer, Rajasthan, arrested four individuals for allegedly trafficking a 14-year-old girl, selling her for marriage, and gang-raping her. The arrests were made under the 'Umang Abhiyan-VII' anti-human trafficking drive.
Hong Kong's education authorities may miss the first-half deadline for a university town concept plan, as it needs to align with the city's upcoming five-year plan. The framework, initially slated for early 2026, is in a 'highly dynamic state' of planning.
China's Ministry of Commerce introduces 17 measures to integrate AI into consumer goods, retail, and commerce, focusing on smart products, robots, and subsidies to boost consumption growth.
A fire at a school was extinguished around 1:45 PM, with 75 fire engines and dozens of firefighters responding. Most injuries were due to smoke inhalation, with one teacher breaking her hip and two children fracturing arms. Firefighters rescued four individuals.
A brown skua found dead at Cape Le Grand National Park, Western Australia, has tested positive for avian influenza. Further testing is underway to confirm if it is the H5N1 strain. A second bird, a giant petrel, is also being tested. Officials urge the public not to touch sick or dead birds.
Hong Kong's welfare minister defended the government's decision to remove the poverty line as an indicator for aid, stating it's a limited statistical concept focused solely on income. He argued it fails to identify needy groups like carers, whose varied needs will be addressed by a new commission.
Hong Kong's welfare minister defended the government's decision to abandon the poverty line, calling it a limited statistical concept. He stated it failed to identify needy groups beyond low income, such as carers, and announced plans for a new commission on targeted poverty alleviation.
Malaysian police arrested 58 individuals and confiscated over MYR 500,000 (USD 124,000) in illicit funds during a crackdown on illegal World Cup gambling. The operation, involving multiple agencies, targeted betting websites and platforms.
Malaysian police arrested 58 individuals and seized over half a million ringgit (US$124,000) in illicit proceeds during a World Cup gambling crackdown. The operation, involving multiple agencies, targets illegal football betting from June 11 to July 19, with 52 raids conducted and 42 websites/apps flagged.
