NATIONAL EXAMINATION AGENCY

National Herald case: Delhi court issues notice to Congress' Sonia Gandhi, Rahul Gandhi
Delhi's Rouse Avenue Court has issued a notice to Congress leaders Rahul Gandhi and Sonia Gandhi regarding the National Herald money laundering case. This follows a previous refusal by the court to issue any notice in the matter. The Enforcement Directorate (ED) had argued for the notice, but the judge initially wanted to ensure all documents were complete before proceeding.

NTA reports 106 Telegram, 16 Instagram channels to MHA for 'misleading' info on NEET-UG
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is cracking down on misinformation surrounding the NEET-UG exam, identifying 106 Telegram and 16 Instagram channels spreading false claims. Over 1,500 alleged paper leak claims were flagged, prompting the NTA to escalate the cases to the Indian Cyber Crime Coordination Centre.

Anti-Corruption Branch files case against AAP's Manish Sisodia, Satyendar Jain on Rs 2,000 cr corruption scam charges
Delhi's Anti-Corruption Branch has filed an FIR against AAP leaders Manish Sisodia and Satyendar Jain, alleging ?2,000 crore corruption in the construction of over 12,000 government school classrooms. The investigation follows complaints of inflated costs and violations of CVC guidelines, with tenders awarded to contractors allegedly linked to AAP.

2006 Nithari killings: Supreme Court to hear on July 30 pleas against Surendra Koli's acquittal
The Supreme Court will hear pleas against Surendra Koli's acquittal in the Nithari killings. The Allahabad High Court acquitted Koli and Moninder Singh Pandher earlier. The High Court cited a botched investigation and lack of evidence. Skeletal remains of children were discovered in 2006. The CBI is challenging the acquittal.

Pegasus row: What’s wrong if a country is using a spyware, asks SC
The Supreme Court has stated it will withhold any report compromising national security and sovereignty, but may address individual privacy concerns. The court is considering the extent to which the technical panel report can be shared with individuals.

PM Modi to chair second meeting of Cabinet Committee on Security Affairs on Wednesday
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will chair a Cabinet Committee on Security (CCS) meeting on Wednesday at 11 am to review security preparedness following the Pahalgam terror attack. This will be the second CCS meeting since the incident.
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"No country has 100 per cent foolproof intelligence": Shashi Tharoor on Pahalgam terror attack
Shashi Tharoor suggests the Pahalgam terror attack may stem from intelligence failures, drawing parallels to Israel's experience on October 7. He advocates for accountability after addressing the immediate crisis, acknowledging that thwarting every attack is impossible. The NIA is actively investigating the April 22 attack, questioning eyewitnesses and scrutinizing entry and exit points to uncover the terrorists' methods.
Shahid Afridi gets schooled by netizens after he says 'Indians are responsible for the killing of their own people'
Shahid Afridi, former captain of Pakistan's cricket team, stirred controversy with his remarks on the recent terrorist attack in Pahalgam, Kashmir, where at least 26 people, mostly tourists, were killed. His comments quickly went viral on social media, with many netizens criticizing him, calling his remarks "awful," and mocking his cricket skills.
US urges India and Pakistan to work towards a 'responsible solution' as tensions escalate after Pahalgam attack
Following the Pahalgam attack in Kashmir, the U.S. State Department has urged India and Pakistan to seek a responsible resolution, reaffirming its support for India and condemning the terrorist act. Amidst rising tensions and ceasefire violations, the National Investigation Agency has taken over the investigation into the attack, which resulted in 26 fatalities. The U.S.
Pahalgam terror attack: NIA inspects entry, exit points for clues on modus operandi
Following the Pahalgam attack, the NIA is investigating a potential link involving a Huawei satellite phone, a banned Chinese product, detected in the area during the incident. Multiple agencies are collaborating, including seeking assistance from Western intelligence, to trace the phone's origin and usage.
Pahalgam attack: Terrorists and their masters want Kashmir to be destroyed once again, says PM Modi in Mann Ki Baat
Following the tragic Pahalgam attack, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, during his 'Mann Ki Baat' address, conveyed the nation's grief and outrage. He assured that the perpetrators and those behind the attack would face severe consequences.
NIA takes over Pahalgam terror attack case on Home Ministry's orders
The attack occurred on April 22, when militants targeted tourists at the picturesque Baisaran meadow in Pahalgam, resulting in the deaths of 25 Indian citizens and one individual from Nepal, with many others sustaining injuries.
Iran, US hold new round of high-stakes nuclear talks
The US and Iran have commenced crucial nuclear deal negotiations in Oman, their third meeting in recent weeks, mediated by Omani Foreign Minister Badr Albusaidi. Discussions, led by US envoy Steve Witkoff and Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi, aim to prevent Iran from developing nuclear weapons in exchange for sanctions relief.
NIA raids across states in Pak-Khalistan smuggling case
NIA conducted searches across multiple states, including Punjab and J&K, targeting Pakistan-backed cross-border smuggling of arms and narcotics by pro-Khalistan operatives. The searches, conducted at 18 locations, led to the recovery of electronic devices and incriminating materials. Suspects are aligned with proscribed organizations and are conspiring via social media with foreign-based handlers to destabilize India.
Physics Wallah’s Alakh Pandey comforts heartbroken JEE aspirants: 'Bahut bura lag raha na, beta?'
Alakh Pandey of Physics Wallah delivered a heartfelt YouTube message to students who didn’t clear JEE, urging them to view the setback as a learning journey and explore alternate paths. His words resonated amid the NTA’s recent results—only 24 out of nearly one million scored a perfect 100 percentile. Students praised him for revolutionizing online education and lifting their spirits.
NIA raids 18 places in six states in Pak-backed Khalistan cross-border arms and narcotics smuggling case
The National Investigation Agency conducted raids across multiple states. These raids are linked to a case involving Pakistan-backed smuggling of arms and narcotics. The NIA seized electronic devices and incriminating materials. The agency is investigating a conspiracy to destabilize India. This involves social media and foreign-based handlers. Earlier, the NIA chargesheeted more accused in the Neemrana hotel firing case.
Pahalgam attackers likely part of earlier strikes on non-Kashmiris with Pakistani handlers
Investigators are exploring a potential coordinated terror strategy behind the Pahalgam massacre, linking it to earlier attacks on non-Kashmiris. Lashkar-e-Taiba operatives, including Pakistani and local militants, are suspected. Authorities announced rewards for information on wanted terrorists and are analyzing communication data to uncover the full extent of the cross-border conspiracy, prompting heightened security measures.
Assam CM Sarma says state government concerned about recent hobnobbing between Bangladesh and Pakistan
Assam Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma expressed concern over recent interactions between Bangladesh and Pakistan, prompting heightened vigilance from state security agencies. Sarma also alleged that a Congress MP made an unnotified 15-day trip to Pakistan and questioned his wife's alleged ties to Pakistan's ISI.
Pahalgam attack: Terrorists' sketches released; grounded advanced light helicopters activated
Following a deadly terror attack in Baisaran Valley, Pahalgam, security forces have launched an extensive search operation involving helicopters, drones, and special forces to locate the assailants. Sketches of three terrorists have been released as authorities suspect a hideout near Tulian lake, potentially linked to foreign infiltrators active in the Kishtwar region.
As Trump's EPA ends 'environmental justice,' minority communities may pay a price
The Trump administration withdrew a lawsuit against a Louisiana chloroprene-emitting plant, raising concerns in the predominantly Black community nearby. Simultaneously, EPA's environmental justice and DEI programs faced cuts, sparking criticism over potential health inequities. New EPA chief Lee Zeldin defended deregulation, emphasizing economic growth alongside environmental protection.
Pahalgam Terror Attack explained: What happened and how the terrorists killed 28 tourists in 'mini Switzerland'
The deadly terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, on Tuesday left 28 people dead, including foreign nationals, and sparked widespread condemnation. The attack, attributed to The Resistance Front, targeted tourists based on their faith. Former police chief Shesh Paul Vaid likened the attack to a “Pulwama 2.0 moment” and called for a tough response. With political tensions rising, India faces increasing challenges in securing the region and combating terrorism.
Pegasus row: SC sets April 29 to hear pleas for probing unauthorised use
The Supreme Court has scheduled a hearing next week regarding the alleged unauthorized use of Pegasus spyware to surveil journalists and others. Senior Advocate Shyam Divan highlighted that reports from a technical panel, previously directed by the court, have not been shared. In 2022, the court noted the government's non-cooperation with the probe, despite finding some malware.
Assess glass industry impact on Taj Mahal: SC to NEERI
The Supreme Court has instructed NEERI to assess the impact of nearby glass industries on the Taj Mahal, demanding a timeline for completion and assistance from government agencies. Concerned about pollution levels, the court stated it would consider relocating industries if necessary.
Nuclear war could kill five billion in 72 minutes, but these two countries might survive: Here’s what the expert says
If a nuclear war breaks out, five billion people could die within just over an hour, according to U.S. investigative journalist Annie Jacobsen. She says only two countries—New Zealand and Australia—may be safe due to their ability to grow food during a nuclear winter. Jacobsen also revealed that the U.S. President would have only six minutes to decide a counterattack using a classified document called the "Black Book". She cited decades-old missile timing data that remains unchanged even today.
Chinese aggression escalates in disputed PMZ waters
Tensions escalate in the Yellow Sea as China constructs a massive steel rig, triggering a standoff with South Korea. Korean ships attempting to inspect the structure were blocked by Chinese coast guard vessels, leading to a two-hour confrontation in the Provisional Maritime Zone. South Korea protests the unapproved installation, claiming its right to inspection under a fisheries agreement.
Staff Selection Commission implements Aadhaar-based authentication for its recruitment exams
The Staff Selection Commission will introduce voluntary Aadhaar-based biometric authentication for identity verification in its upcoming examinations starting May 2025. This measure aims to streamline the examination process and prevent fraudulent activities. The Union Public Service Commission is also employing facial recognition and AI-based surveillance to combat cheating.
Tahawwur Rana's interrogation may lead NIA to re-question David Headley on 26/11 attacks
Following Tahawwur Hussain Rana's extradition from the US, the NIA is re-examining the 26/11 Mumbai terror attack case, focusing on his links to LeT operatives and David Headley's reconnaissance activities. Rana's interrogation may prompt a renewed request to question Headley, currently imprisoned in the US, regarding the broader conspiracy. Rana facilitated Headley's missions, using his business as a cover.
JEE Main result declared: 24 students score perfect 100 percentile
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has announced the JEE Main 2025 Paper 1 results, revealing that 24 candidates achieved a perfect 100 percentile. This year's exam, conducted in two sessions, saw participation from over 14 lakh students across 300 cities, including international locations. Rajasthan led with the most top scorers.
NTA starts UGC NET June 2025 application process; Check important dates, steps to apply and others
The National Testing Agency (NTA) has opened online applications for the UGC NET June 2025, a qualifying exam for Assistant Professor roles, JRF, and PhD admissions. Scheduled tentatively from June 21-30, 2025, the CBT-based test covers 85 subjects.
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