The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) has arrested Dixit Patel, owner of a private school in Gujarat, for his alleged involvement in malpractices during the NEET-UG 2024 exam. Patel is the sixth person arrested in this case, which involves allegations of demanding ₹10 lakh each from at least 27 candidates to help them clear the test. The CBI is investigating allegations of cheating and fraud related to the exam held at the school.
Ahmedabad, Gujarat, experienced heavy rainfall on Saturday, leading to waterlogging, uprooted trees, and the closure of underpasses. The IMD has issued a Red Alert for the city, forecasting extremely heavy rainfall until June 30th. Meanwhile, the monsoon’s rapid advancement has brought increased rainfall to North India, with flash flood risks issued for coastal Gujarat, Karnataka, and Kerala.
The Gujarat government is making significant strides in adopting Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies. The state has signed MoUs with IBM, Microsoft, and NASSCOM to establish AI clusters, centers of excellence, and enhance AI capabilities, positioning itself as a leader in the AI revolution. The initiative also includes training programs for 25,000 students over three years.
The CBI conducted searches in Gujarat and arrested a journalist in Jharkhand for alleged involvement in irregularities related to the NEET-UG exam. The probe agency suspects a larger conspiracy involving multiple states and is investigating the extent of the connections of the accused in arranging candidates and facilitating them to attain good marks in the exam for a hefty consideration.
A canopy at the passenger pickup and drop area outside Rajkot airport terminal in Gujarat collapsed due to heavy rains. The incident occurred amid a spell of intense rainfall in the region, highlighting the potential dangers posed by extreme weather conditions.
A single share in Tata Sons, the central investment holding company of the Tata Group, is held by a man from Gujarat’s royal family, Maharawal Virendrasinhji Chauhan. This intriguing story reveals a close friendship between the royal and JRD Tata, and a unique legacy that continues to fascinate.
A CBI team investigating alleged malpractices in the NEET-UG exam held in Gujarat has questioned three candidates who allegedly paid for help in clearing the test. The team is also investigating the owner of a school where the exam was held and has visited other schools in the state as part of its probe.
The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is investigating allegations of malpractice during the NEET-UG exam held in Godhra, Gujarat, on May 5. The investigation follows a complaint by the Gujarat police who arrested five individuals, including a school principal and a teacher, for allegedly helping 27 candidates clear the exam for payments amounting to Rs 10 lakh each. The CBI’s investigation focuses on the alleged conspiracy and cheating involved in the malpractice, which included providing answer keys and filling in blank answer sheets. Concerns have also emerged regarding the role of agents in securing distant exam centers for candidates, raising questions about potential manipulation of rank outcomes.
Congress workers in Rajkot, Gujarat, have called for a city-wide bandh to demand justice for the victims of a deadly fire that occurred at the TRP Gaming Zone on May 25th. The fire tragically claimed the lives of several individuals.
A re-examination of the NEET-UG exam for 1,563 students has sparked protest in Rajkot, Gujarat, with students voicing their discontent over the decision. The re-exams, scheduled for today between 2 to 5 pm, have been met with criticism from students who have already performed well in the exam, with some arguing that the re-examination is unnecessary and unfair.
