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A student studying in Saudi Arabia has achieved the topper status in the foreign category in the NEET UG 2026 exam. Know the complete details of this proud achievement, scores and success of the Kannadigas here.
Due to the lack of bus facilities in Belgaum, students are abandoning their daily routine and traveling on footboards. Demand for improving the transport system has increased.
Applications are invited for the recruitment of 2026 in the Karnataka Lokayukta Department. Direct recruitment without examination for candidates with PUC qualification. Know the complete information about eligibility, age limit, selection process and application process.
65-year-old Prabhu, who inspired thousands of students about sports and fitness during his career as a physical education teacher, has continued his interest in sports and a healthy lifestyle even after retirement, and continues to participate in various competitions and achieve success.
The achievements of a retired physical education teacher who is maintaining fitness and winning medals in sports competitions at the age of 65 are an inspiration to everyone. Learn the secret to his success and his inspiring journey here.
Youth Congress workers held a cycle rally and protested against the NEET question paper leak case. The protesters demanded transparency in the examination system and protection of the future of students, and demanded that the Union Education Minister take moral responsibility and resign.
Union Minister Pralhad Joshi has expressed his anger against the state government over the declining enrolment of children in government schools. He has raised questions about the education system.
There is good news for the aspirants of the state government jobs. The state government has given the green signal for the recruitment of 800 posts in the department and the recruitment process is likely to start soon. The department will officially announce the details of the posts, eligibility and application submission date.
Thousands of students staged a massive protest against the online examination system and question paper leak. The protesters strongly condemned the repeated cases of question paper leak in various state and national level competitive examinations including NEET, TET and demanded that the government take immediate action to implement a transparent and corruption-free examination system.
A retired physical education teacher was honored by his alumni by being gifted with a new bike as a token of emotional respect. The heartwarming lesson of the teacher-student relationship has caught everyone's attention.
The state government has taken steps to recruit more than 72,000 government posts in Karnataka. DCM Parameshwar has made an important announcement, which is a big opportunity for job aspirants.
The political debate over the allegations of saffronization in NCERT and CBSE syllabus has intensified. Education Minister Madhu Bangarappa has attacked the BJP, and the issue of textbook changes has come to the fore again.
In the wake of increasing attempts to cheat students and parents in the name of management seats in medical courses, the Karnataka Examinations Authority (KEA) has issued a significant warning. The KEA director has clarified that do not believe the words of middlemen, agents and unauthorized persons who claim to ensure seats in the management quota.
Vijendra criticized the Congress and Rahul Gandhi, saying, "For weeks, the Congress and Rahul Gandhi have been trying to use the issue of students and exams as a political weapon. But when students need real sensitivity and basic responsibility, the Congress has given more priority to showing its political power than their future," he alleged.
In order to maintain the health and discipline of students, food delivery apps like Zomato and Swiggy have been completely banned from entering the campus in Bengaluru schools. The new rules have imposed strict controls on outside food delivery in the school environment.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan has given a message of courage and confidence to the students preparing for the NEET re-examination. He has called on them to face the exam with full concentration without any fear or anxiety about the exam. The Minister, who has said that there should be faith in the hard work and ability of the students, said that the government is committed to ensuring transparency and fairness in the examination process.
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