New Delhi, Jun 19: The Delhi High Court on Friday upheld the Centre’s decision to temporarily restrict access to the Telegram messaging platform ahead of the June 21 NEET-UG re-examination, holding that the order was “not disproportionate”. A vacation bench of Justice Tejas Karia observed that the government’s directive was the “least restrictive” measure available […]

The Delhi High Court will pronounce on Friday, June 19 its verdict on a plea filed by messaging platform Telegram

Dharmendra Pradhan chaired a high-level review of NEET UG re-exam preparations on Thursday. The meeting focused on security, coordination and logistics ahead of the June 21 test.

Dharmendra Pradhan chaired a high-level review of NEET UG re-exam preparations on Thursday. The meeting focused on security, coordination and logistics ahead of the June 21 test.

The Delhi High Court on Friday, June 19, rejected Telegram's petition challenging the Centre's decision to block the messaging platform until June 22.

Suhani Yadav, 17, was found hanging at her Lucknow home days before the NEET-UG re-exam. Family members told police she was under stress.

The Court held that the reasons cited by the government were sufficient in view of the emergent circumstances and that the due process prescribed under Section 69A had been followed

Delhi HC upholds temporary ban on Telegram amid NEET-UG re-exam, citing government’s proactive measures against cheating.