The National Medical Commission has imposed a Rs 50,000 penalty on medical colleges for failing to submit stipend details of MBBS interns, following multiple reminders. Despite having the authority to levy higher fines, the NMC's penalties remain minimal, raising concerns about their seriousness in enforcing compliance.
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Ashatai, mother of Maharashtra deputy CM Ajit Pawar, expresses her wish for the reunion of Ajit Pawar and his uncle Sharad Pawar. This comes amid speculation of their reconciliation following Ajit’s visit to Sharad on his birthday. Influential figures support the reunion, emphasizing its significance in shaping Maharashtra politics.
A 4.0 magnitude earthquake hit parts of Delhi-NCR early Monday morning, causing tremors in the region. The quake's epicenter was near Durgabai Deshmukh College in Dhaula Kuan, striking at a depth of five kilometers. Residents in high-rises reported strong tremors and rushed outside. The Delhi Police advised citizens to call emergency helpline 112 if needed.
India's vice-captain Shubman Gill defended the team following their Border-Gavaskar Trophy series loss to Australia. Gill emphasised that one series or one bad day doesn't define the team's capabilities. With the return of key players, India is set to play against England in the ODI series before participating in the ICC Champions Trophy.
An explosion near the Line of Control in the Jammu sector critically injured three army personnel. A day prior, security forces recovered arms and ammunition during a search operation along the LoC in Kupwara. Lt Gen Navin Sachdeva reviewed hostile activities in the Rajouri sector after an Army patrol was attacked by suspected terrorists.
Jos Buttler's stunning unbeaten 97 propelled Gujarat Titans to a record-breaking victory over Delhi Capitals in Ahmedabad. Chasing 204, GT reached the target with four balls to spare, securing their fifth win of the season. Buttler's masterclass, supported by Sherfane Rutherford's crucial 43, overshadowed Axar Patel's earlier 39, handing Gujarat the top spot on the points table.
Shreyas Iyer, unexpectedly called to play due to Virat Kohli's injury, delivered a stunning 36-ball 59 to help India secure a win over England in the opening ODI. Despite initially not being in the playing XI, Iyer's performance has stirred selection debates, showcasing his readiness and ability to seize opportunities when they arise.
India bolsters its defence capabilities with a Rs 21,100 crore investment in 100 K-9 Vajra artillery guns and 12 Sukhoi-30MKI fighter jets. This procurement addresses the need for enhanced firepower in high-altitude regions and replaces aging aircraft, contributing to a stronger national security posture.