Students pursuing degree courses at Mumbai University will receive administrative service exam training

Mumbai University students can now simultaneously prepare for administrative service exams, earning four credits annually. This initiative, a collaboration between the Thane Municipal Corporation and MU, offers online basic training via CDATI. Students will gain eight credits per term for 15-hour sessions over three years, introducing them early to competitive exam syllabi.

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Mining expansion: Hindustan Zinc wins AP tungsten block; composite licence opens path to exploration

Hindustan Zinc Ltd, a Vedanta Group firm, has secured a composite licence from Andhra Pradesh to explore and mine a tungsten block. This strategic move diversifies HZL’s operations beyond its core zinc, lead, and silver businesses. The company aims to bolster India’s self-reliance in critical minerals vital for defence and advanced manufacturing.

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Dharmasthala case: Sujata Bhat wants to withdraw complaint; SIT finds her claims contradictory

Sujata Bhat, who alleged her daughter disappeared from Dharmasthala temple in 2003, reportedly wants to withdraw her complaint. During SIT interrogation, her statements contradicted earlier claims, suggesting she was lying and obstructing justice. Despite her potential withdrawal, the SIT will likely continue investigating due to the serious allegations and ongoing judicial process.

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‘Spider-Man’ actress Kirsten Dunst shares update on her son’s health; Scared mother says, ‘It felt like Final Destination…’

Spider-Man star Kirsten Dunst shared a worrying incident. Her son, James, fell ill while she was filming in Budapest. Dunst felt like she was in a ‘Final Destination’ movie. Her husband, Jesse Plemons, took the children back to Los Angeles. Dunst stayed back for the shoot. The couple is now planning a vacation to the…

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Student loan forgiveness quietly resumes during US shutdown: Here’s why relief is still going out

Despite the US government shutdown, the US Department of Education has quietly resumed student loan forgiveness for borrowers under the Income-Based Repayment (IBR) Plan. Notices informing borrowers of debt discharge are being sent, with an opt-out deadline of October 21. This follows a temporary pause earlier this year due to court orders and new legislation…

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