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The same guy who accused the violent protesters of being RSS-BJP goons is now trying to protect them.

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Actor and BJP MP Kangana Ranaut has stirred a controversy with her shocking and crass comments on Gen Z protesters. While slamming the language used by the protesters, Ranaut launched her own tirade with several objectionable comments. "I call them Generation Gutter. They are not good at studies. They are so ugly and corrupt that they can't even be homemakers," Kangana Ranaut wrote

Police opens fire on PoJK protesters amid election boycott 14 killed.

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CJP Responds to SC's Interim Order - After SC Says No Relief for 'History-Sheeters' - Saurav Das: We Do Not Accept This - CJP Reiterates Warning: Will Resume Stir - 'Stir Will Resume If Promises Are Not Fulfilled'

The global heads of Meta and Instagram have been summoned by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY)

As debates over systemic flaws in modern India's examination system dominate headlines, history reminds us that ancient Indian academic centers evaluated true merit through a brilliant, tamper-proof test of raw intellect & photographic memory. 1 of the most remarkable, yet largely forgotten, examination systems in intellectual history is the Śalākā Parīkṣā (Needle Test), the ultimate test of mastery used at the ancient seat of Navya-Nyāya in Mithila & Nadia. In the medieval universities of Mithila, graduating as a Kulapati/master logician was an exercise in absolute, unyielding photographic memory & real-time analytical synthesis. The examinee was handed a thick, hand-bound manuscript of 1000s of un-numbered palm-leaf pages covering dense, hyper-technical philosophical treatises. A senior Dvāra-Paṇḍita (gatekeeper scholar) took a long copper/silver needle (śalākā) & pushed it completely through a random stack of palm leaves in the manuscript. The needle stopped at a specific page, piercing a precise line of text, often a single word/syllable. W/o seeing the page beforehand, the student was told which line the needle tip touched. On the spot, the candidate had to recite from memory: - The exact line & surrounding context. - The entire argument (Pūrvapakṣa) leading up to that line. - The logical counter-refutation (Siddhānta) following it. - Every major commentary written on that single line over the preceding centuries. If the candidate paused/stumbled/misquoted a single logical operator, they failed. For centuries, Mithila held a strict monopoly on Navya-Nyāya. To protect their intellectual dominance, the scholars enforced a ruthless law: no student visiting Mithila was allowed to transcribe/copy out the master texts to take back home. Students could read the texts in the library, but they could leave only with what stayed in their heads. In the 15th century, a brilliant young scholar from Nadia (Bengal) named Vāsudeva Sārvabhauma traveled to Mithila to sit for the Śalākā Parīkṣā. Recognizing that he would never be allowed to take a physical copy of the central text, Gangeśa Upādhyāya’s monumental Tattvacintāmaṇi (a complex 1000 page work on epistemology), Sārvabhauma devised a daring feat of cognitive endurance. Over months of study, he systematically committed the entire 1000 page treatise, word for word, including its dense commentary, to memory. When he stood for the Śalākā Parīkṣā, the examiners pierced the manuscript with the silver needle. Sārvabhauma did not just recite the pierced line & its commentaries, he recited the subsequent chapters verbatim with such flawless speed that the stunned examiners had no choice but to award him the highest title of graduation. Sārvabhauma walked out of Mithila carrying no papers, sat down on the banks of the Bhagirathi river in Nadia & wrote down the entire Tattvacintāmaṇi from memory. His mental download established the famous Nadia School of Logic, breaking Mithila's centuries-old monopoly & sparking a renaissance of logical philosophy across Bengal & East India.

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China turned coral reefs into military bases right next to the Philippines. It built fighter-jet runways, missile systems, and radar on artificial islands after promising not to militarize them. It drives Filipino fishermen away from Scarborough Shoal with water cannons and ramming. An international court said the claims are illegal. China ignored the ruling and kept building. These aren’t disputed rocks anymore. They’re permanent Chinese military outposts in someone else’s waters.

After months of protests, a fast-track court is finally set up to hear the NEET paper leak case. Day 1: Case adjourned because no CBI officer showed up to present the case.