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Amid the ongoing MHT-CET exam in Maharashtra, candidates from a centre in Borivali were in for a shock on Friday after their exam could not start for hours due to a technical glitch. Eventually it had to be postponed for over 250 students who will now appear for the exam on May 15 and 16.

“It’s not a matter we can lobby on,” Tiley was quoted as saying. “Novak and the federal government need to work out the situation and then we’ll follow any instruction after that. It’s a matter that definitely stays between the two of them and then depending on the outcome of that we would welcome him to the Australian Open.”

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Lee’s novel still sells more than a million copies worldwide every year.

The West Bengal Housing Infrastructure Development Corporation Ltd (HIDCO) has invited an expression of interest (EOI) from bidders for deciding on how to execute the theme by retaining the flavour of the film, its Chairman cum Managing Director Debashis Sen said.

Braving a rainswept city, children and teens from all around the country – some virtually, some physically – gathered at Delhi’s Press Club Saturday evening to advocate for the right to read, to information, and to a library. The Free Libraries Network (FLN), a collective of more than 250 libraries around South Asia, released a policy memo ‘The People’s National Library Policy 2024’, drawn from years of coordination and activism at the grassroots level, to bolster a movement they believe to be the foundation of the Indian Constitution’s ideals of equity and justice – on the eve of Dr BR Ambedkar’s birth anniversary. All their libraries are fiercely anti-caste, feminist and disability-friendly, and above all, free.

Facebook is guilty of exposing users to a quiz service that leaked personal data from 120 million accounts over years. This was first reported by TechCrunch, that found quiz service site Nametests.com had leaked this data, even after Facebook’s internal audit had deleted the service. The audit was conducted to meet the standards of the European Union’s General Data Privacy Regulation (GDPR), that came into effect from May 25.