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A retired decorator in England has earned over $2 million after selling a pristine, 15-year-old collection of rare Pokémon cards discovered in his attic.
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A retired decorator in England has earned over $2 million after selling a pristine, 15-year-old collection of rare Pokémon cards discovered in his attic.

A 37-year-old farm labourer in Gujarat has been arrested for allegedly killing his 10-year-old son to prevent him from inheriting the family's ancestral spirit medium practice.

New regulations in Gujarat require secondary schools to establish wellness teams, appoint qualified counsellors, and ban toxic academic competition.

Severe Cyclonic Storm Murasu heads toward the south Andhra Pradesh coast, prompting widespread school closures, massive rainfall alerts, and emergency deployment across four states.

The Ministry of Education has extended the registration deadline for the Seva First Innovation Challenge 2026 to November 6, inviting young innovators to submit community-focused solutions.

The Bihar School Examination Board has released the SLET 2026 dummy admit cards, with a correction window active until November 5.

The Maharashtra State Board has released the tentative examination schedule for Class 10 and 12 board exams for 2027, alongside an extension for registration.

The Uttar Pradesh Madhyamik Shiksha Parishad has launched the correction portal for Class 10 and 12 students appearing in the 2027 board exams.

Kendriya Vidyalaya Sangathan is set to introduce the Samvaad-Parent Connect App across 1,200 schools, enabling parents to track attendance, grades, and school updates digitally.

The 21-year-old accused of a brutal chainsaw attack on two schoolgirls in Anantapur is in critical condition with severe leg injuries following a police encounter.

Aadhav Arjuna's announcement regarding a state flag for Tamil Nadu and mandatory schooling in Tamil has drawn sharp criticism from opposition leaders.

The Bihar education department has mandated formal attire for school staff and barred low-tier entertainment like DJ performances on campus to preserve academic dignity.