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UPTET result 2026 likely to be released at upessc.up.gov.in: Check steps to download scorecards here

UPTET result 2026: The Uttar Pradesh Education Service Selection Commission (UPESSC) is expected to announce the Uttar Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (UPTET) 2026 result soon on the official website, upessc.up.gov.in. Although the commission has not announced a fixed date for the result, media reports indicated that the result could be released “anytime.”The evaluation process has…

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IPL 2026 Playoff Qualification Scenarios: With 13 matches to go, RCB surge to 99% as KKR crash to 2.6% – odds for each team explained | Cricket News

IPL 2026: RCB vs KKR in Raipur With 13 games remaining in the league stage, LSG and MI are already out of contention for the playoffs. GT and RCB have almost qualified, while SRH would have to do really badly from here on not to make the playoffs. PBKS, too, remain in a good position…

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Why Ajit Agarkar was not present in BCCI’s meeting? Devajit Saikia reveals the reason | Cricket News

Why was Ajit Agarkar absent from the BCCI meeting? (Agency Images) BCCI secretary Devajit Saikia on Thursday cleared the air over chief selector Ajit Agarkar’s absence from the board’s review meeting, while dismissing speculation about changes to the senior men’s selection committee.Agarkar was not present at the meeting, which focused on India’s recent performances and…

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America’s research engine stalls: NIH funding slowdown rattles labs, careers, and scientific ambition

A midyear slowdown in funding by the National Institutes of Health, highlighted by the Association of American Medical Colleges, has disrupted research timelines across US universities. Fewer grants and delayed disbursements are forcing institutions to cut back, while early-career scientists face mounting uncertainty, raising concerns over long-term scientific progress and funding stability. Something is off-tempo…

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Melinda French Gates gave $5 million to an Alabama clinic after abortion ban; it quadrupled in size and became a full-service health centre | World News

An Alabama women’s healthcare clinic has expanded into a larger health centre with support from a $5 million grant from Melinda French Gates’ philanthropic organisation, Pivotal. WAWC Healthcare in Tuscaloosa previously provided abortion services before Alabama’s abortion ban became enforceable following the US Supreme Court’s 2022 decision overturning Roe v. Wade. The clinic later reopened…

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Council ordered to pay £50k after blocking 81-year-old’s garden access; retired teacher says officials were ‘beyond childish’ | World News

Helene Ball, an 81-year-old retired teacher, has won a court battle against Derbyshire County Council after workers cemented a metal fence panel across a 3ft gap in the rear wall of her Matlock property in April 2023, blocking the gate that had provided access to her garden for years. Ball successfully proved the gate had…

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In 2007, Charlize Theron launched an outreach project for African youth to battle health issues, provide AIDS prevention education, and more; years later, it has helped more than 4 million youths in the region |

​In 2007, Charlize Theron launched an outreach project for African youth to battle health issues, provide AIDS prevention education, and more; years later, it has helped more than 4 million youths in the region Beloved icon Charlize Theron, who was born in Benoni, South Africa, and later raised on a family farm just outside the…

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Mental health crisis in UK Nurses workload ‘unmanageable as patients

Mental health crisis in UK: Nurses’ workload ‘unmanageable’ as patients face risk of harm, poll finds

The poll found that only around one in five specialist mental health nurses consider their workload manageable Mental health patients in the UK are “routinely coming to harm” due to rising caseloads, chronic understaffing and excessive administrative burden, according to a survey by the Royal College of Nursing (RCN).The poll found that only around one…

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