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A government medical college in Jammu and Kashmir followed the rules, applied NEET merit, respected domicile quotas, and admitted students through a nationally approved counselling process. Yet it still became the centre of protests, political pressure, and regulatory action. That alone raises a serious question. Why did education become collateral damage in a political
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The Union government has rejected remarks by a senior US official suggesting that an India-US trade deal could have been finalised if Prime Minister Narendra Modi had personally called US President Donald Trump. The government described the claim as “not accurate” and said it did not reflect the reality of bilateral engagement between the two […]