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National Testing Agency (NTA) is set to release the provisional answer key for the University Grants Commission – National Eligibility Test (UGC-NET). The answer key will be available on the NTA official website, nta.ac.in and ugcnet.nta.ac.in.

tartrazine, a common food dye, can make the skin of living mice temporarily transparent. This innovative technique allows scientists to observe internal organs without invasive procedures. The research, detailed in the journal Science, marks a significant advancement in biomedical imaging. This discovery, reminiscent of HG Wells' "The Invisible Man," provides a new method to visualize internal structures effectively.

sexual abuse in the Malayalam film industry, revealing that a well-known Tamil director groomed her as a "sex slave." Speaking to NDTV and a fellow celebrity on a YouTube channel, the actor detailed the mental, physical, and sexual abuse she endured from the director, which began when she was just 18 years old, during the shooting of her debut Tamil movie. Recalling how the director initially approached her for the role in the presence of his wife, the actor explained how he manipulated her by addressing her as «a daughter.» She shared that coming from a sheltered background, she was unaware of the ways of the film industry. «As a child, I was enamored of the actor Revathy, who lived near my house at that time… I was in a fantasy world. So, I went for a screen test with this couple.» She recounted that the director and his wife treated her nicely, offering her good food and milkshakes, which she now sees as part of the grooming process. The actor shared a pivotal moment when the director, in the absence of his wife, made his first inappropriate move. «One fine day, when his wife wasn't around, this man, while calling me his daughter, kissed me. I completely froze. I was so desperate to tell my friends but couldn't… I was ashamed, thinking I had done something wrong and that I was obligated to be nice to this man...»

Sabalenka reached a second successive US Open final on Thursday when she defeated a battling Emma Navarro as well as a partisan crowd to move one win away from her third Grand Slam title. Double Australian Open champion Sabalenka triumphed over the 13th-seeded American 6-3, 7-6 (7/2) and will face either Jessica Pegula of the United States or the Czech Republic's Karolina Muchova in Saturday's final. Navarro, playing in her first semi-final at the majors, went down fighting, however, when she clawed her way back from 3-5 down in the second set to take her chances in a tiebreak.

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Union Minister of State for Ayush (Independent Charge) Prataprao Jadhav on Thursday announced that the National Exit Test (NExT) for Ayush will be effective for the students of 2021-22 academic session batch onwards. The decision was taken on the recommendations of a committee set up in this regard to review the concerns of the students in this matter, Jadhav said during a press briefing. The committee has recommended that the NExT will be applied to the students enrolled in the 2021-22 academic session under the National Commission for Indian System of Medicine (NCISM) and the National Commission for Homoeopathy (NCH) Acts, 2020, removing any ambiguity in its implementation. The committee was presided by Vice Chancellor, National Institute of Ayurveda, Jaipur, Professor Sanjeev Sharma, who was responsible for reviewing the suggestions from the students and submitting the recommendations to the ministry.

U.S. health inspectors are still struggling to address a massive backlog of pharmaceutical plants that went uninspected during disruptions caused by COVID-19

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6G rollout which will spur the growth that is required to achieve the developed nation status, Telecom Secretary Neeraj Mittal said on Wednesday. Mittal said that the government has replaced 150 years old Telegraph Act with a new Telecommunications Act which is expected to stand the test of time for the next 20-30 years. "5G technology has been already rolled out. We are now planning for 6G. All of them will spur the growth in achieving the developed nation status that we are yearning for," he said while speaking at a public relations industry event Prana. Mittal said that the race of technology is not going to stop. He said policymakers need to visit global manufacturing hubs in countries like Vietnam and China and get their acts together to replicate the success stories in India.

Roger Federer has questioned why Jannik Sinner was not provisionally suspended after the Italian world No. 1 failed two drugs tests earlier in the year. There were claims that Sinner was receiving preferential treatment. More recently, Sinner admitted that he got a frosty reception in the locker room at the US Open. Federer weighed in on the debate when speaking to NBC, saying: “I understand the frustration of, ‘Has he been treated the same as others?’ And I think this is where it comes down to”. “I think we all trust pretty much that Jannik didn’t do anything, but the inconsistency potentially that he didn’t have to sit out while they weren’t 100 per cent sure what was going on, I think that’s the question that needs to be answered.

Rishabh Pant's red-ball return will be closely monitored but the national selectors will also trace suitable backup options to frontline stars when Duleep Trophy, which preludes an important Test season, begins across Bengaluru and Anantapur on Thursday. Pant, who returned to white-ball formats after that horrific car crash, is yet to play in a longer-duration match. His last red-ball outing was against Bangladesh in December 2022. Now, he will turn out for Abhimanyu Easwaran-led Team B against Shubman Gill-captained Team A at the Chinnaswamy Stadium. Satisfying his outings in the shorter versions were, but this four-day tournament offers him a unique challenge — batting and 'keeping for an undefined number of overs.

Boeing will attempt to return its problem-plagued capsule from the International Space Station later this week — with empty seats

ChatGPT. In a set of 300 fake and real scientific papers, the AI-based tool, named 'xFakeSci', detected up to 94 per cent of the fake ones. This was nearly twice the success rate seen among the more common data-mining techniques, the authors from the State University of New York, US, and Hefei University of Technology, China, said. "… we introduce xFakeSci, a novel learning algorithm, that is capable of distinguishing ChatGPT-generated articles from publications produced by scientists," they wrote in the study published in the journal Scientific Reports.

Technology companies have embraced the efficiencies that artificial intelligence has brought to the hiring process. Now they are dealing with the downside of candidates who leverage it themselves. Candidates are using generative AI tools to build résumés that are customized to each job for which they are applying.

Rajasthan government might cancel the 2021 sub-inspector recruitment exam after it was revealed that there was a widespread paper leak, which has also led to 66 arrests so far. The government could use the state police's special operations group (SOG) report submitted to the home department to cancel the hiring test, sources said to TOI on Tuesday. SOG is probing multiple allegations of rigged hiring exams for teachers, SIs, junior engineers, and forest guards, all managed by Rajasthan Public Service Commission.

dollar remained firm on Wednesday while riskier currencies like sterling and the Aussie dollar languished as investors ran for safety following the worst sell-off in almost a month on Wall Street. The catalyst was ostensibly some soft U.S. manufacturing data, which fanned worries about a hard landing for the economy, as traders braced for crucial monthly payrolls data on Friday.

Bangladesh made history by defeating Pakistan by 6 wickets in the second Test of the two-match series, securing a remarkable 2-0 series whitewash. This victory has dramatically reshaped the World Test Championship (WTC) 2023-25 points table, further diminishing Pakistan's chances of reaching the final at Lord's in June 2025. With this series loss, Pakistan has plummeted to 8th place in the WTC standings, just above the last-placed West Indies. Pakistan's disappointing performance in the current WTC cycle has seen them win only two of their seven Test matches, leaving them with 16 points—the fewest among all nine teams—and a PCT of just 19.05. Bangladesh's triumph has propelled them to 4th place in the WTC table. With three wins and three losses, they have accumulated 33 points and a PCT of 45.83. Prior to this series, Bangladesh was in 6th place but has climbed two spots due to their impressive performance against Pakistan.

Enforcement Directorate (ED) has attached a nearly ₹10 lakh fixed deposit of an accused in the alleged leak of medical entrance exam question paper, people in the know said. The agency had launched a probe under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act based on an FIR registered by CBI. It had issued summons to some of the accused. After conducting a preliminary investigation and identifying the alleged proceeds of crime, it attached the fixed deposit of one of the accused, the people said. The probe is continuing, and the agency is likely to attach the assets of more co-accused in the near future, they said. Last month, the Supreme Court, refusing to order a retest of the NEET-undergraduate examination, told the National Testing Agency that it «cannot afford to misstep, take an incorrect decision and amend it at a later stage». Instead, it should maintain the «highest standards of security and reliability» in conducting important competitive examinations, the top court told the testing agency that conducts the NEET and several other competitive exams.

Hyundai is aiming to broaden the appeal of its Ioniq 5 electric SUVs with 2025 models boasting improved battery range and additional charging options

Himachal Pradesh Teacher Eligibility Test (HP TET) June 2024 exam. The results are available on the official HPBOSE website, hpbose.org. Out of 41,675 registered candidates, 37,826 appeared for the exam, with only 4,882 passing, resulting in a pass rate of approximately 12.9%. Candidates who took the HP TET June 2024 exam are encouraged to visit the HPBOSE website to download their scorecards by entering their roll numbers and application numbers. The HP TET is an essential requirement for those aspiring to teach at the elementary level (Classes 1 to 5) in Himachal Pradesh. This exam evaluates the teaching abilities and subject knowledge of candidates. To pass, General Category candidates need to achieve at least 60% (90 marks), while candidates from OBC, SC, ST, and PH categories require a minimum of 55% (82 marks).

Former Volkswagen Group CEO Martin Winterkorn is facing trial on charges of fraud and market manipulation