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Time of India
8 hours ago
- General
- Time of India
HP TET admit card: HPBOSE June 2025 TET hall tickets released at hpbose.org for JBT and TGT categories; download here
Admit cards released for June 2025 TET exams by HPBOSE HPBOSE June 2025 TET schedule: The Himachal Pradesh Board of School Education (HPBOSE), Dharamshala, has released the admit cards and examination timetable for the June 2025 session of the Teacher Eligibility Test (TET). According to the schedule, the exams for JBT and TGT (Sanskrit) will take place on Saturday, June 7, while TGT (Non-Medical) and TGT (Hindi) will be conducted on Sunday, June 8. HPBOSE June 2025 TET Timings and Duration The JBT TET will be held from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, followed by the TGT (Sanskrit) TET from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM on June 7. On June 8, the TGT (Non-Medical) TET will be conducted in the morning session from 10:00 AM to 12:30 PM, while the TGT (Hindi) TET will be in the afternoon session from 2:00 PM to 4:30 PM. All exams will have a uniform duration of two and a half hours. Date Day Exam Name Time Duration June 7, 2025 Saturday JBT TET 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM 2 hours 30 minutes June 7, 2025 Saturday TGT (Sanskrit) TET 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM 2 hours 30 minutes June 8, 2025 Sunday TGT (Non-Medical) TET 10:00 AM – 12:30 PM 2 hours 30 minutes June 8, 2025 Sunday TGT (Hindi) TET 2:00 PM – 4:30 PM 2 hours 30 minutes Candidate and Center Details A total of 15,952 candidates will be appearing for these examinations. Of them, 5,730 are registered for the JBT TET, 1,046 for TGT (Sanskrit), 6,744 for TGT (Non-Medical), and 2,432 for TGT (Hindi). To accommodate them, the board has set up 163 examination centers across the state: 51 for JBT, 13 for TGT (Sanskrit), 55 for TGT (Non-Medical), and 44 for TGT (Hindi). by Taboola by Taboola Sponsored Links Sponsored Links Promoted Links Promoted Links You May Like Secure Your Child's Future with Strong English Fluency Planet Spark Learn More Undo Exam Name No. of Candidates No. of Centers JBT TET 5,730 51 TGT (Sanskrit) TET 1,046 13 TGT (Non-Medical) TET 6,744 55 TGT (Hindi) TET 2,432 44 Total 15,952 163 Direct link to download the HP TET Admit Cards for June 2025 Admit Card Instructions Admit cards for all four exams are now available on the HPBOSE website, Candidates can download theirs by entering their application number and date of birth through the TET link provided on the homepage. It is mandatory to carry the admit card along with a valid photo ID to the examination center. Contact for Assistance For any queries or further information, candidates may contact the Board office at 01892-242192. The announcement has been issued by the Assistant Secretary of the Examination Branch, HPBOSE, Dharamshala. Ready to navigate global policies? Secure your overseas future. Get expert guidance now!
Wall Street Journal
3 days ago
- General
- Wall Street Journal
Seeking the Dalai Lama's Blessing, a Tibetan Monk Sets Out to Flee China
DHARAMSHALA, India—For Jamyang Monlam, a 24-year-old Buddhist monk in Tibet, time was running out. He longed to meet the Dalai Lama, the 89-year-old religious leader revered by Tibetans but viewed by China's Communist leaders as a dangerous separatist. Now, the Dalai Lama, who has lived in exile in India since China seized control of Tibet in the 1950s, was growing frailer.
The Hindu
24-05-2025
- Sport
- The Hindu
‘Dear cricket' gives Karun Nair ‘one more chance'
In December 2022, after being dropped from Karnataka's Ranji Trophy squad for the first time since his debut in 2013-14, Karun Nair let out a fervent plea. 'Dear cricket, give me one more chance,' he posted on X. Dear cricket, give me one more chance.🤞🏽 — Karun Nair (@karun126) December 10, 2022 That public prayer was finally answered by Indian cricket's supreme gods on Saturday when they chose the 33-year-old for the upcoming five-Test series against England. Karun last played for India in March 2017 (Australia, Dharamshala). Sarfaraz Khan, who didn't get a single game across five Tests in Australia, may have been unlucky to miss out, but Karun has broken the door open. After being snubbed by Karnataka, he moved to Vidarbha ahead of the 2023-24 Ranji season, and found a second wind as a First Class batter. In his first foray at his adopted home, he scored 690 runs in Vidarbha's run to the Ranji Trophy final. Last edition, he went one step further, smashing 863 runs as Vidarbha won the title. In 2023 and 2024, he also played County cricket in England for Northamptonshire, averaging 83 from three matches (249 runs) and 48.70 from seven outings (487 runs) respectively. This innings was a thing of beauty from Karun Nair. 🤩 150 from 246 balls with 23 fours and 2 sixes. 💪 — Northamptonshire CCC (@NorthantsCCC) September 21, 2023 'We feel that he's batting well enough,' chairman of selectors Ajit Agarkar said. 'Also, now with Virat [Kohli] not there, [we are] clearly lacking a little bit of experience in the batting.' The selection for the England tour marks a life-has-come-a-full-circle moment for Karun. It was against England that he made his Test debut in 2016 in Mohali, and scored a triple hundred in Chennai against Alastair Cook's men. But he suffered the ignominy of being not chosen for the very next game, and during the 2018 sojourn to England, saw Hanuma Vihari leap-frog him and make his debut. These two memories, along with exit from Karnataka, hurt him, but also drove him. With the latest reward, he can give them all a quiet burial and march forward with confidence.
The Guardian
16-05-2025
- Sport
- The Guardian
Mitchell Starc makes big-money sacrifice after opting out of return to IPL
Mitchell Starc has decided against returning to the IPL after the tournament's postponement, potentially costing the superstar up to $750,000. Mitchell Starc has become the highest-profile Australian to opt out of returning to the IPL, with the veteran quick deciding against flying back to India. A week after being involved in a match that was abandoned due to nearby air-raid warnings, AAP understands Starc has told his Delhi franchise he will not finish the league. His decision means he will have a clear runway into the World Test Championship final, avoiding the possibility of playing T20s in India a week before the match. Starc had always appeared one of the more hesitant players to return to India, after the tournament was postponed last week due to the hosts' conflict with Pakistan. A 'pause' in fighting between the two countries has prompted India's cricket board to resume the league on Sunday. The final of the tournament has been pushed back to 3 June, eight days before the WTC final between Australia and South Africa begins at Lord's. Australia's captain Pat Cummins and star batter Travis Head will both return for the resumption of the IPL, with their duties to finish 25 May as Sunrisers Hyderabad are are guaranteed to miss finals. Josh Hazlewood will assess a niggling shoulder injury before determining whether to go back for Royal Challengers Bangalore's title tilt. But players who featured in the abandoned match between Punjab and Delhi in Dharamshala have shown more hesitancy around the decision. Josh Inglis has held off a decision on his plans to return for the Punjab Kings, while Starc's teammate Jake Fraser-McGurk has also opted out of the tournament. Starc's wife and Australia captain Alyssa Healy, who also fled home from Dharamshala, described last week as 'terrifying'. 'There was a lot of anxiety around the Australian group because we didn't have a whole heap of information as to what was going on,' Healy said on the Willow Talk podcast. 'That's probably been the really interesting and probably the scariest part of this whole situation, the misinformation. Sign up to The Spin Subscribe to our cricket newsletter for our writers' thoughts on the biggest stories and a review of the week's action after newsletter promotion 'Quite close to what's being fought over, but we were assured everything was fine, 'everything is OK, it's miles away, the game will go ahead and everything will be fine'.' Starc's decision not to return is likely to have significant financial ramifications, with players' contracts based on pro-rata payments of games they are available for. It means if the Capitals make the finals and feature in three playoff matches, more than a third of his $2.1m contract could be taken from him. Even if his club fails to reach the finals, Starc could be out of pocket approximately $450,000. There has also been some concern from players that opting out of this year's tournament could leave them unwanted by IPL franchises in the future. Starc has traditionally been hesitant to feature in the lucrative T20 competition, opting to prioritise his fitness for Australia and featuring in only four seasons since his first IPL in 2014.
Forbes
09-05-2025
- Sport
- Forbes
IPL 2025 Suspended As India-Pakistan Tensions Hit World's Biggest Cricket League
The Indian Premier League—the world's biggest and most valuable cricket league—has been suspended for at least a week, officials announced on Friday, due to security concerns triggered by ongoing tensions between India and Pakistan, as both sides accuse each other of attempting a series of drone attacks on each other's territory. A worker removes the equipment placed next to the stumps after the authorities asked to evacuate the ... More stadium during the Indian Premier League cricket match between Punjab Kings and Delhi Capitals at Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Stadium in Dharamshala, India. In an official statement, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) announced the decision to 'suspend the remainder of the ongoing…IPL 2025 with immediate effect for one week.' The BCCI said the IPL's governing council made the call after consulting with the league's franchises, who conveyed the concern and sentiments of their players.' On Thursday, a league game being played in the north Indian mountain resort town of Dharamshala was called off abruptly after only an hour of play, as India accused Pakistan of launching aerial drone and artillery attacks near the border regions. Before its suspension, the league was approaching its final phase, with the Playoffs and the subsequent final scheduled to take place in two weeks. If the league's suspension lasts longer than a week, the cricket board could be forced to postpone the remaining games to later in the year due to the packed international cricket calendar. Get Forbes Breaking News Text Alerts: We're launching text message alerts so you'll always know the biggest stories shaping the day's headlines. Text 'Alerts' to (201) 335-0739 or sign up here. Pakistan players have not been allowed to participate in the Indian Premier League since its second season in 2009—after the previous year's terrorist attacks on Mumbai. The Pakistan Cricket Board, therefore, runs its own Pakistan Super League, which ran parallel with the IPL this year. The PSL has also been disrupted by the tensions. The league's officials were forced to relocate one game after the cricket stadium in Rawalpindi was allegedly struck by an Indian drone. On Friday, however, league officials announced plans to move the remainder of the PSL games to the UAE for security reasons.
