No, There Is No New NEET UG 2026 Re-Exam Paper Leak Video on Telegram
A video claims the June 21 NEET UG 2026 re-examination paper leaked on Telegram before the test. PIB and NTA have confirmed the claim is fake — here is exactly what the video shows, where it came from, and why the real evidence does not hold up.
NEET UG 2026 chargesheet: what the CBI alleges, what the evidence shows and what remains unproven
The CBI cites 360 witnesses, 422 documents and 43 material objects against 13 accused—but a chargesheet is not a conviction. Here is the evidence and its limits.
The Fake ₹10,000 "Leaked NEET Paper" Telegram Scam That Keeps Returning
Telegram and WhatsApp channels keep selling a NEET question paper that does not exist, charging ₹5,000 to ₹10 lakh. NTA and PIB have repeatedly confirmed the claims are fake — here is exactly how the scam works and how it differs from the real 2026 leak.
The Deepfake of Nirmala Sitharaman Pushing a ₹70,000-a-Day Investment Scam
An AI deepfake shows Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman "endorsing" a scheme promising ₹70,000 a day on a ₹22,000 investment. PIB confirmed it is fake — here is how it was made, why the returns are impossible, and how to spot the next one.
Anatomy of a disaster-misinformation wave: the fake Assam flood videos
Four viral Assam flood claims reveal four misinformation techniques: staged performance, AI generation, false location and recycled imagery. Here is how fact-checkers exposed them.
Fact Check: Earth Will Not Lose Gravity for Seven Seconds on August 12
A viral post cites a supposed NASA programme called “Project Anchor” and predicts seven seconds without gravity. NASA says Earth’s gravity will not disappear, and no evidence supports the alleged project.
Give Yourself One Quiet Hour: How to Watch the Mind Without Chasing It
A meditation discourse proposes setting aside time at home to watch thoughts pass without chasing, resisting or judging them—and explains why patience matters more than forcing silence.
One Quiet Hour: How to Practise Witnessing the Mind at Home
Meditation need not mean escaping ordinary life. A simple practice of sitting, noticing and letting thoughts pass can create a steadier relationship with the mind.
Assam floods: why the death toll and displacement keep rising
Assam’s flood death toll has reached 100, while hundreds of thousands of people face displacement, damaged homes and a difficult recovery along the Brahmaputra.
The EU AI Act is now enforceable: What actually changes — even outside Europe
The EU’s landmark AI law became broadly applicable on 2 August 2026. Its disclosure rules are targeted, not universal—and companies outside Europe can still fall within scope.
Do not merely remember the divine. Live so it cannot be forgotten
A provocative meditation asks whether spirituality is something recalled in ritual and crisis—or a quality expressed through attention, conduct and ordinary life.
Decoding the real Partition history behind Sunny Deol's Batwara 1947
The trailer turns one Lahore haveli into a story about borders, refugees and belonging. Here is what comes from Partition history, what comes from Asghar Wajahat's play, and what remains cinema.
Why NEET UG 2026 needed a re-exam: what actually happened
The June re-exam followed concerns about the integrity of the May 3 paper—not an OMR dispute. We separate the cancellation evidence from claims made after the July result.
NEET UG 2026 counselling: the MCC process explained step by step
From registration and choice locking to allotment and college reporting, here is what NEET UG candidates should prepare—and which decisions can cost a seat or security deposit.
Choosing a degree in India: the practical checklist students actually need
Before comparing BTech, BCom, BA, BSc, BCA, medicine, law or management, compare the college, total cost, real outcomes and skills you will graduate with.
Which Indian degree actually pays off? Ranking B.Tech, MBBS, B.Com+CA, MBA and more by jobs, ROI and AI risk
Prestige and family expectation are how most students still pick a degree — rarely what it actually returns years later. Here's our own analysis of India's most common undergraduate degrees on four honest measures: employability, return on investment, AI resistance and optionality, plus the entrance exams, government-s
From zero to surgery: What ancient India really gave the modern world
Ancient Indian scholars made enduring contributions to mathematics, combinatorics, medicine and yoga—but their achievements become more meaningful when separated from exaggerated modern claims.
Researchers built 16 viable AI-designed viruses. Here’s what that really means
Genome language models produced viable bacteriophages that replicate in bacteria—not human-infecting viruses. The milestone is real, but so are important scientific and biosecurity caveats.
Lucknow–Kanpur Expressway damage: What the evidence actually shows
Road damage appeared less than two weeks after NE-6 opened, but NHAI disputes claims of a structural cave-in. We verify the cost, timeline, tolling technology and the allegations that remain unsupported.