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During the Secondary School Leaving Certificate (SSLC) exams in Chikkodi, Karnataka, teachers discovered a series of unusual requests and cash bribes hidden within students' answer sheets. The notes, which have since gone viral online, included pleas for assistance in passing the exam, with some students slipping in currency notes to incentivize the invigilators. One student placed a Rs 500 note alongside a heartfelt message stating, "Please pass me, my love is in your hands," while another declared their relationship's future hinged on their exam success. Additional messages included offers of money in exchange for passing and expressions of desperation, with one student lamenting that failing would prevent them from attending college. These incidents highlight a troubling trend in academic integrity as students resort to bribery in hopes of securing their educational futures. 
Published: Apr 19 2025, 11 pmeznews.inThe Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has firmly distanced itself from provocative comments made by its MPs Nishikant Dubey and Dinesh Sharma regarding the Supreme Court, asserting that such statements do not reflect the party's views. BJP chief JP Nadda emphasized the party's respect for the judiciary, stating that Dubey's remarks, which accused the Supreme Court of inciting religious wars and overstepping its bounds, were personal opinions not endorsed by the BJP. Nadda reiterated that the judiciary is a vital component of democracy, instructing party members against making similar comments. These remarks followed a Supreme Court ruling declaring the Governor of Tamil Nadu's withholding of assent to ten bills as "illegal and arbitrary." The Congress party condemned Dubey's comments, alleging a deliberate attempt to undermine the Supreme Court amid ongoing legal challenges related to the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025.
Published: Apr 20 2025, 12 ameznews.inWest Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has accused the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) and the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) of instigating communal violence in the state. In an open letter, she urged the public to remain vigilant against the provocations of these groups, which she claims are exploiting recent incidents to further divisive politics. Banerjee emphasized her administration's commitment to maintaining communal harmony, stating, "We love all. We want to stay together," and condemned riots as detrimental to society. She reassured citizens that the government is taking strong measures against those responsible for the violence, including the removal of two police officers-in-charge. The Chief Minister called for unity among communities to foster mutual trust and cooperation, highlighting the state's dedication to law and order while ensuring the dignity and safety of all citizens.
Published: Apr 20 2025, 12 ameznews.inThe Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) has transferred assistant municipal commissioner Navnath Ghadge following the controversial demolition of a Jain temple in Vile Parle, which ignited protests from the Jain community. The temple, located within Neminath Cooperative Housing Society, was demolished on April 16 under claims of being unauthorized, prompting a large protest march on Saturday attended by over 20,000 individuals, including political leaders and religious figures. Protesters accused the BMC of acting without proper notice and demanded accountability for the demolition. Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Aaditya Thackeray criticized the BMC's direct control by the Chief Minister's Office, suggesting political motivations behind the incident. Meanwhile, Congress leaders condemned the demolition as targeting minorities and called for action against the officials involved. BMC Commissioner Bhushan Gagrani has assured that a new temple will be constructed at the same site.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 11 pmeznews.inIn a bizarre case from Meerut, a 22-year-old man named Mohammad Azeem was reportedly tricked into marrying the 45-year-old mother of his intended bride during a wedding ceremony. Azeem's marriage to Mantasha, arranged by his brother and sister-in-law, took place on March 31, but he was shocked to discover that the bride was actually Mantasha's widowed mother, who had disguised herself. Azeem claimed that Rs 5 lakh was exchanged during the ceremony. After realizing the deception, he faced threats from his relatives, who allegedly warned him of false rape charges if he protested. Subsequently, Azeem filed a complaint with the police. However, it was reported that a settlement was reached, and Azeem has since withdrawn his complaint, indicating he does not wish to pursue legal action further, according to CO Brahmapuri Saumya Asthana.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 11 pmeznews.inBJP MP Lahar Singh Siroya has criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi for misrepresenting historical facts regarding Mahatma Gandhi's experiences in the struggle for India's independence. In a recent YouTube video, which boasts 9.2 million subscribers, Rahul Gandhi claimed that Mahatma Gandhi was "thrown out of a train in the UK," prompting Siroya to clarify that this incident actually occurred in South Africa in 1893. Siroya expressed disappointment over Gandhi's error, highlighting that at the time of the incident, Jawaharlal Nehru was only four years old, questioning the plausibility of his great-grandfather's involvement in any retaliation against the British. The exchange occurred during a podcast-style conversation with Sandeep Dikshit for The Nehru Centre, where Rahul Gandhi discussed his political motivations and the influence of his great-grandfather's legacy on his pursuit of truth.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 11 pmeznews.inNEW DELHI: Chaos erupted at Jammu airport as hundreds of passengers faced significant disruptions due to flight cancellations linked to adverse weather in Srinagar. IndiGo Airlines acknowledged the situation on X, assuring passengers that operations would resume smoothly once conditions improved. Social media posts from frustrated travelers depicted overcrowded terminals, with many expressing concerns about overnight accommodations following cancellations of flights from Kolkata and Delhi. One passenger lamented the lack of financial resources for hotel stays, demanding justice. Although some flights were on hold, airline officials stated that alternative connections were being arranged. Passengers who had their flights diverted to Jammu reported waiting for assistance since their arrival, with airlines indicating that refunds were being processed. Fortunately, weather conditions began to improve late Saturday night, raising hopes for a return to normalcy.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 10 pmeznews.inScientists have announced the discovery of a new colour, dubbed 'olo', which has never been seen by humans before. Published in _Science Advances_ on April 18, the findings reveal that only five individuals have experienced this colour, described as a highly saturated blend of peacock blue and teal. To perceive olo, researchers employed laser manipulation of the retina, pushing visual perception beyond its natural limits. Ren Ng, an electrical engineer at UC Berkeley, noted the unprecedented saturation of the colour, while vision scientist Austin Roorda emphasized that no image can adequately convey the richness of olo, stating that what we typically see pales in comparison. The research team confirmed that this colour cannot be experienced in everyday life, as it cannot be displayed on standard screens or virtual reality devices.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 9 pmeznews.inNEW DELHI: Following a brief but intense spell of thunderstorms and rain that provided relief from the oppressive heat in Delhi-NCR, the weather department has issued warnings for more storms and lightning over the weekend and into the coming week. On Friday evening, areas such as Burari, Rohini, and Model Town experienced light to moderate rainfall accompanied by gusty winds. Forecasts indicate that temperatures will peak at 38 degrees Celsius on April 19 and remain similarly high over the weekend, with a slight drop to 25 degrees Celsius at night. Cloudy conditions are expected to persist until Monday, before temperatures rise again, potentially reaching 40 degrees Celsius after April 23. The recent storms caused power outages due to fallen trees, and reports from Western Uttar Pradesh noted incidents of billboards collapsing, resulting in fatalities.
Published: Apr 19 2025, 9 pmeznews.inFilmmaker Anurag Kashyap is under scrutiny following his remarks perceived as offensive to the Brahmin community. His comments came in the context of the upcoming film "Phule," a biopic about social reformer Jyotirao Phule, which has faced censorship issues from the Central Board of Film Certification (CBFC). In response to his statements, police complaints were lodged against him, including a recent one in Indore by Anoop Shukla, who accused Kashyap of hurting the sentiments of Brahmins. Advocate Ashish Rai has also called for action from the Mumbai Police, citing hate speech laws. Amid the backlash, Kashyap issued an apology, clarifying that it was for a comment taken out of context, while expressing concern for his family's safety amid threats. He urged the Brahmin community to reflect on their values and reiterated his stance on the matter.
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