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The exam was scrapped after allegations of a paper leak, the agency was examined in court, and thirteen people were arrested. A summary of what the published reporting actually established, and what it did not.
The IMD has downgraded its seasonal outlook for the southwest monsoon to 90% of the long-period average, with below-normal rainfall forecast for three of the four regions. The percentage is a national average, and that is where its weakness lies.
The Karnataka chief minister left for Delhi on May 28 after submitting his resignation, and a senior party leader moved into clear contention for the post. The state faces a change of government weeks after its assembly election.
Details reported on May 24 tied three questions together — a shipping strait, an enrichment ceiling and a verification mechanism. Two days later, US forces struck Iranian missile sites anyway.
Suriya's film crossed ₹200 crore globally within a week of release and became the year's biggest Tamil hit. The makers have also apologised for an uncomfortable shot aimed at a composer.
The meteorological department's May outlook promised more heatwave days and hotter nights. Three weeks later the national power peak had set an all-time record. This is what a hot month costs an ordinary household.
A study has found that Bengaluru's above-ground metro corridor could support a largely solar-powered operation. Turning that into a power supply runs into land law, storage economics and a regulator that has not been asked the question yet.
Six years without a council has left Bengaluru's wards without elected representation. The court's order sets a finish line for the first time, though the corporation has still to show it can reach one.
The first of several May revisions recovered only part of what the oil companies were losing. By the fourth week of the month the cumulative rise had passed ₹7 a litre and the government had begun asking states to watch the pumps.
The state government has formally rolled back the instruction it issued in September 2022. The decision drew immediate criticism from the ruling party that introduced it and renewed protests from the organisations that opposed it.
