Jharkhand NEET UG counselling 2025: Round 3 revised schedule released at neetug.jceceb.org.in, seat allotment on October 27

The Jharkhand Combined Entrance Competitive Examination Board (JCECEB) has released the revised round 3 schedule for Jharkhand NEET UG counselling 2025 at neetug.jceceb.org.in. Candidates can edit their choices till October 25, while seat allotment results will be announced on October 27. Document verification and admissions will take place from October 28 to November 11, 2025.

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‘My best friend, my brother’: Puneet Issar shares emotional tribute to late Pankaj Dheer, recalls 40-year bond

Puneet Issar, a seasoned actor, took to social media to pay a touching tribute to his late friend Pankaj Dheer, with whom he shared a remarkable 40-year friendship as co-stars in the legendary Mahabharat. Describing their relationship as an ‘unbreakable bond’ that rivaled brotherhood, Issar conveyed his fondest memories from their time together on the…

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Salman Khan’s ‘Tere Naam’ sequel in the works and to star a new lead pair – Reports

Speculation surrounding a ‘Tere Naam’ sequel is intensifying as producer Sajid Nadiadwala reportedly focuses on IP acquisition for creative freedom. While Salman Khan is aware of the project, he awaits script and financial details before committing. A fresh lead pairing is anticipated, with the possibility of Khan reprising his role or appearing in a new…

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Travis Scott India concert: Fans say he is ‘never coming back’ after ‘dead’ crowd

Travis Scott’s India debut concert in Delhi faced disappointment. Attendees reported empty seats and a subdued crowd. Many fans waited for hours before the performance. The concert’s energy contrasted with Scott’s global reputation. This has led to speculation about future performances in India. Dedicated fans hope for a better turnout at his Mumbai show.

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Ideology vs education: Here’s why publishers and authors are fighting US book bans

At the 2025 Frankfurt Book Fair, publishers and authors spotlighted the surge in US book bans targeting works on LGBTQ+ and racial themes. With over 9,000 titles challenged in 2023, largely by conservative groups, publishers like Macmillan and PEN International are defending intellectual freedom, warning that such censorship undermines education, diversity, and democratic values.

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