NEET UG 2026 re-test: Multi-layered checks in place; control room to monitor process in Gujarat

Medical aspirants in Gujarat are gearing up for the NEET re-exam this Sunday following a paper leak. Unprecedented security measures are in place, including GPS-tracked question paper transport, CCTV surveillance at all 211 centres, and rigorous frisking for over 79,000 students. Authorities have established a central control room and deployed senior police officials to ensure a smooth and secure examination process, aiming to prevent any malpractice.

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Medical aspirants in Gujarat are gearing up for the NEET re-exam this Sunday following a paper leak. Unprecedented security measures are in place, including GPS-tracked question paper transport, CCTV surveillance at all 211 centres, and rigorous frisking for over 79,000 students. Authorities have established a central control room and deployed senior police officials to ensure a smooth and secure examination process, aiming to prevent any malpractice.

NEET UG 2026 re-test: Multi-layered checks in place; control room to monitor process in Gujarat

Medical aspirants in Gujarat are gearing up for the NEET re-exam this Sunday following a paper leak. Unprecedented security measures are in place, including GPS-tracked question paper transport, CCTV surveillance at all 211 centres, and rigorous frisking for over 79,000 students. Authorities have established a central control room and deployed senior police officials to ensure a smooth and secure examination process, aiming to prevent any malpractice.

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Over 22 lakh students are set to appear for the NEET (UG) 2026 re-exam nationwide. Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra lead with the highest number of candidates, while Rajasthan emerges as a significant coaching hub. A striking majority, nearly 80%, will take the test in English, with Hindi a distant second. Southern states maintain a strong presence, and regional languages see limited participation.

22.8 lakh to take NEET-UG re-test today across India

Over 22 lakh students are set to appear for the NEET (UG) 2026 re-exam nationwide. Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra lead with the highest number of candidates, while Rajasthan emerges as a significant coaching hub. A striking majority, nearly 80%, will take the test in English, with Hindi a distant second. Southern states maintain a strong presence, and regional languages see limited participation.

Authorities have implemented extensive security measures for the NEET re-exam on June 21, including a ban on Telegram and Indian Air Force involvement in transporting question papers. Over 13,500 CCTV cameras, 51,000 jammers, and AI surveillance are in place. Massive police and paramilitary forces are deployed, with stringent biometric verification and mock drills conducted to ensure a fair and secure examination process nationwide.

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Authorities have implemented extensive security measures for the NEET re-exam on June 21, including a ban on Telegram and Indian Air Force involvement in transporting question papers. Over 13,500 CCTV cameras, 51,000 jammers, and AI surveillance are in place. Massive police and paramilitary forces are deployed, with stringent biometric verification and mock drills conducted to ensure a fair and secure examination process nationwide.

Hindu communities across Bangladesh are protesting alleged government inaction following an incident where a picture of Lord Ram was reportedly desecrated. Leaders expressed deep concern over repeated attacks on minorities, emphasizing their rights as citizens and vowing to resist "evil forces" threatening religious harmony. Demonstrations, including human chains and rallies, demand swift legal action against perpetrators.

Protests mount in Bangladesh over alleged desecration of Hindu deity

Hindu communities across Bangladesh are protesting alleged government inaction following an incident where a picture of Lord Ram was reportedly desecrated. Leaders expressed deep concern over repeated attacks on minorities, emphasizing their rights as citizens and vowing to resist "evil forces" threatening religious harmony. Demonstrations, including human chains and rallies, demand swift legal action against perpetrators.

Authorities have implemented extensive security measures for the NEET re-exam on June 21, including a ban on Telegram and Indian Air Force involvement in transporting question papers. Over 13,500 CCTV cameras, 51,000 jammers, and AI surveillance are in place. Massive police and paramilitary forces are deployed, with stringent biometric verification and mock drills conducted to ensure a fair and secure examination process nationwide.

IAF sorties, AI-monitored CCTV feeds and more: Inside NEET-UG re-exam preparations across India

Authorities have implemented extensive security measures for the NEET re-exam on June 21, including a ban on Telegram and Indian Air Force involvement in transporting question papers. Over 13,500 CCTV cameras, 51,000 jammers, and AI surveillance are in place. Massive police and paramilitary forces are deployed, with stringent biometric verification and mock drills conducted to ensure a fair and secure examination process nationwide.

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Hindu communities across Bangladesh are protesting alleged government inaction following an incident where a picture of Lord Ram was reportedly desecrated. Leaders expressed deep concern over repeated attacks on minorities, emphasizing their rights as citizens and vowing to resist "evil forces" threatening religious harmony. Demonstrations, including human chains and rallies, demand swift legal action against perpetrators.

Protests mount in Bangladesh overalleged desecration of Hindu deity

Hindu communities across Bangladesh are protesting alleged government inaction following an incident where a picture of Lord Ram was reportedly desecrated. Leaders expressed deep concern over repeated attacks on minorities, emphasizing their rights as citizens and vowing to resist "evil forces" threatening religious harmony. Demonstrations, including human chains and rallies, demand swift legal action against perpetrators.

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Over 8,500 pilgrims, predominantly Kashmiri Pandits, embarked on their journey from Jammu for the annual Kheer Bhawani Mela. The significant increase in registrations this year is attributed to a peaceful environment, enhanced security, and comprehensive arrangements. Officials have been stationed at various shrines across Kashmir to ensure smooth proceedings for the devotees participating in the revered yatra.

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