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Zee5 to challenge advisory against releasing Lawrence Bishnoi docuseries

Zee5 to challenge advisory against releasing Lawrence Bishnoi docuseries

Streaming platform Zee5 on Monday told the Delhi high court that it is in the process of challenging the Union government’s advisory asking it to halt the release of the docuseries on gangster Lawrence Bishnoi before the Punjab and Haryana high court, since it is based on Punjab police inputs. The docuseries were scheduled to be released on Monday. (X) Zee5 lawyer, Amit Sibal, told a bench of Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav about the challenge in Bishnoi’s petition seeking to stay the release of the series. Sibal said the Delhi high court lacked jurisdiction to hear the petition against the ban, since the substantial cause of the matter arose in Punjab. The Delhi high court noted the submission and closed the petition, observing that the platform was unlikely to proceed with the series’ release in light of the advisory. It noted Zee5 is contemplating challenging the advisory before the competent court of jurisdiction. “In view of the advisory, the court finds that respondent number 3 [Zee5] may not possibly be releasing the contents— Lawrence of …

NMC issues no-leave advisory before NEET-UG 2026 exam to avoid malpractices| India News

NMC issues no-leave advisory before NEET-UG 2026 exam to avoid malpractices| India News

The National Medical Commission (NMC) has advised all medical colleges not to grant leave to students on May 2 and 3, barring “exceptional circumstances with due justification,” as a preventive step to avoid any misuse and ensure the integrity of the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (Undergraduate), or NEET-UG 2026, scheduled for May 3. No leave for students before NEET-UG 2026, says NMC; biometric checks, CCTV and GPS tracking to ensure fair exam. (Representative photo) The advisory follows a direction from the Department of Higher Education (DoHE) under the Union Ministry of Education. On April 20, DoHE secretary Vineet Joshi wrote to Union health ministry secretary Punya Salila Srivastava, urging vigilance and sensitisation of students against any involvement in malpractices. He also recommended denying leave on May 2–3 except in justified cases. “In view of certain instances reported in the past… all medical colleges shall remain vigilant and ensure that medical students are sensitised against any involvement in activities prejudicial to the conduct of the examination,” NMC secretary Dr Raghav Langer said in a notice …

Indian Embassy issues advisory to citizens, says ‘Do not travel to Iran`

Indian Embassy issues advisory to citizens, says ‘Do not travel to Iran`

The Indian Embassy in Iran has issued a fresh advisory urging Indian citizens to avoid travelling to the country amid ongoing regional tensions and operational uncertainties affecting flight services. In a post on X, the Embassy said Indians should refrain from travelling to Iran by any mode and advised those already in the country to leave in coordination with the mission. “In view of reports of commencement of some flights between India and Iran, and in continuation of earlier advisories, Indian citizens are strongly advised not to travel to Iran, whether by air or land. Airspace restrictions and operational uncertainties due to regional tensions continue to affect international flight operations to and from Iran,” the Embassy said. “It is further reiterated that all Indian nationals currently in Iran should leave the country through designated land border routes, strictly in coordination with the Embassy. For guidance, the Embassy may be contacted at the numbers below: Mobile Numbers: +989128109115; +989128109102; +989128109109; +989932179359. Email: [email protected],” it added. ⚠️ Advisory as on 23 April 2026. pic.twitter.com/WIPNNtFspd — India in …

NMC advisory before NEET UG 2026: No leave without strong reason on May 2–3 | Education News

NMC advisory before NEET UG 2026: No leave without strong reason on May 2–3 | Education News

2 min readNew DelhiApr 24, 2026 11:10 AM IST The National Medical Commission (NMC) has advised all medical colleges and institutions across the country not to grant leave to students on May 2 and 3, 2026, ahead of the NEET UG scheduled for May 3. The directive has been issued as a preventive measure to safeguard the integrity of the national-level entrance examination. In a public notice dated April 23, 2026, the NMC said the instruction follows a communication from the Department of Higher Education under the Ministry of Education, stressing the need to ensure the “sanctity and integrity” of the examination process. Read More | NEET UG 2026: Over 99% candidates get first choice of exam city; NTA admit cards next The Commission has asked all medical colleges to remain vigilant and sensitise students against engaging in any activity that could compromise the conduct of NEET UG 2026. It noted that the restriction on leave is intended as a deterrent against potential malpractice. “Leave should not be granted on May 2 and 3, except in …

Odisha to establish new advisory body to guide govt on policy matters

Odisha to establish new advisory body to guide govt on policy matters

SITI Odisha will work towards providing strategic and technical advice to the government on long-term development priorities, according to a resolution published by the Planning and Convergence Department of the Odisha government. | Photo Credit: Biswaranjan Rout The Odisha government will establish the State Institute for Transformative Initiatives (SITI Odisha) as a policy advisory body, a role earlier performed by the Planning Board, which was dissolved in 2024. “SITI Odisha will serve as a think tank of the State government—an apex policy research and strategic advisory body—aligned with the vision of Samrudha Odisha 2036 and Viksit Bharat 2047,” said the State government. Published – April 18, 2026 06:12 pm IST Disclaimer: We do not own any of the content, ideas, images, or text presented here. All rights belong to their respective owners. For more information and to view the original source, please visit the following link: Source link

Heatwave alert in Kerala as UV levels surge in state, govt issues advisory

Heatwave alert in Kerala as UV levels surge in state, govt issues advisory

Amid rising temperatures and elevated ultraviolet (UV) radiation levels across Kerala, Health Minister Veena George has issued a statewide heatwave alert, urging residents to adopt strict precautions against heat-related illnesses, reported the IANS. The Health Department has highlighted that the UV index is particularly severe between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m., making direct sun exposure during these hours especially dangerous. Prolonged exposure may lead to conditions such as sunstroke and heat exhaustion, with authorities emphasising that prevention remains the most effective safeguard, the news agency reported. Advisory for vulnerable groups According to the IANS, special caution has been advised for high-risk groups, including children, older adults, pregnant women, and individuals with chronic medical conditions. These groups are strongly encouraged to remain indoors during peak sunlight hours. In response to the intensifying heat, the state government has activated its Heat Health Action Plan. Dedicated heatstroke clinics have been established in major hospitals, equipped with cooling facilities and essential medicines. Surveillance of heat-related illnesses has also been stepped up to ensure timely intervention. Health risks of UV …

Indian Embassy in Iran issues advisory amid US-Israel escalation| India News

Indian Embassy in Iran issues advisory amid US-Israel escalation| India News

The Indian Embassy in Iran issued an advisory warning its nationals in Iran to stay indoors and avoid military installations or multi-storey buildings for the next 48 hours amid the escalating US-Israel attacks on Tuesday. The Indian Embassy has issued an advisory for its nationals in Iran on Tuesday. (AFP) The advisory comes even as the US and Israeli attacks on Iran targeted road, railway bridges and residential buildings in the country, apart from key oil hub Kharg Island. “In continuation of previous advisories, Indian nationals who are still in Iran must stay where they are for the next 48 hours, avoiding all electric, military installations and upper floors of multi-storey buildings, remaining indoors, and coordinating any highway movement strictly with the Embassy,” the embassy’s advisory read. It also urged those living in Embassy-hired hotels to stay put indoors while maintaining regular contact with on-site embassy teams. “All are requested to monitor official updates closely,” it added. US President Donald Trump has warned that a “whole civilization will die tonight” if Iran does not meet …

Indians travelling to visa-free Vietnamese island Phu Quoc warned over two things: Check advisory| India News

Indians travelling to visa-free Vietnamese island Phu Quoc warned over two things: Check advisory| India News

The Embassy of India in Vietnam has issued an advisory for Indian nationals travelling to the country, urging caution over two key concerns — visa rules for Phu Quoc Island and risks associated with the loss of passports during travel. Advisory issued for Indian nationals travelling to Vietnam. (Representational image) (Pexels) Phu Quoc Island has emerged as a popular destination due to its visa-free entry policy for certain foreign nationals, including Indians. However, the Embassy cautioned that the exemption comes with strict limitations. According to the advisory, visa-free access is restricted to Phu Quoc Island and does not permit entry into mainland Vietnam. This means Indian travellers cannot visit cities such as Ho Chi Minh City or Hanoi without a valid Vietnamese visa. The Embassy warned that complications may arise in unforeseen situations. Travellers may be required to leave the island due to medical emergencies, flight disruptions or other urgent reasons. In such cases, those without a valid visa for mainland Vietnam could face significant challenges. These may include delays in accessing medical care, restrictions …

Pune student’s death after Basketball hoop collapse prompts Sports Ministry advisory

Pune student’s death after Basketball hoop collapse prompts Sports Ministry advisory

A tragic accident at a college campus in Pune has once again brought the safety of sports infrastructure under scrutiny, prompting the Sports Ministry to issue a nationwide advisory aimed at preventing similar incidents. On Sunday morning, 20-year-old marine engineering student Vishal Verma lost his life after a basketball pole collapsed on him at a campus in Maval taluka. Verma, a second-year BTech student, had been on his routine jog when he stopped at the court and attempted pull-ups on the hoop. The structure reportedly failed under the load, snapping at the rim and crashing down, causing a fatal head injury. Students and authorities rushed him to a nearby hospital, but he succumbed to his injuries during treatment. Police have registered a case of accidental death and are investigating whether lapses in maintenance contributed to the incident. Statements from college staff and students are being recorded as part of the probe. The incident has drawn parallels with similar tragedy reported in Haryana in November 2025, where collapsing basketball structures claimed the lives of young players …

CBSE advisory cautions against misinformation about QR codes on question papers| India News

CBSE advisory cautions against misinformation about QR codes on question papers| India News

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has issued an advisory, cautioning students, parents and media against “misinformation” surrounding QR codes on question papers. It clarified that the codes are not clickable web links but are part of its internal systems designed for authentication, tracking and maintaining examination integrity. The advisory stressed that such results are “algorithm-driven outputs” of search engines and have no connection with the examination processes. (HT PHOTO/Representative) “They do not open as web links when scanned and only display intended text,” said the advisory issued late on Thursday amid reports of users manually searching QR-related strings online and encountering unrelated results, including references to individuals. The clarification followed online buzz after QR codes on CBSE question papers, particularly the Class 12 history paper on March 30, sparked confusion among students. Some claimed that scanning the codes led to search results related to influencer Orry. The question paper carried three QR codes. The first displayed “61501” (the paper code), the second showed “HHIISSTT” (the first three letters of the subject) and the …