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Hindustan Times
16 hours ago
- General
- Hindustan Times
JEE Advanced Results 2025 releasing tomorrow, know credentials to be kept ready, steps to download
Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Kanpur is set to release the JEE Advanced Results 2025 on Monday, June 2, 2025. When declared, candidates who took the Joint Entrance Examination (JEE) Advanced 2025 will be able to check and download their results from the official website at Also read: JEE Advanced Result 2025: What after IIT JEE result is declared The JEE Advanced Final Answer Key 2025 will also be released tomorrow. Candidates must note that they may have to enter important details to check their JEE Advanced Results 2025 after it is released. It is thereby advised that they keep the following details handy to avoid last-minute rush: Also read: IISc BTech Mathematics and Computing: Eligibility, fee, important dates- everything to know Prior to releasing the results, the JEE Advanced provisional answer key was released on May 25. Candidates were allowed to raise objections till May 27, 5 pm. IIT JEE Advanced 2025 exam was conducted on Sunday, May 18, in two shifts. JEE Advanced Paper 1 was held from 9 am to 12 pm, Paper 2 was conducted from 2:30 pm to 5:30 pm. A total of 187223 candidates had registered for JEE Advanced 2025. Candidates who qualify in the exam can participate in the JoSAA counselling process for IIT admissions, registrations for which will begin on June 3, 2025. Also read: From AI to Health Tech: IIT Madras introduces two new Programs for 2025 admissions, check details, career options Meanwhile, it is expected that along with the result, IIT Kanpur will also announce the names of JEE Advanced toppers and cut-off marks. Candidates can follow the steps mentioned below to download the JEE Advanced Result 2025 when released: JEE Advanced is a national-level entrance examination for admission to IITs and some other participating institutions. The top 2.5 lakh candidates (all categories combined) who clear the JEE Main exam can take this entrance test. For more related details, candidates are advised to visit the official website of JEE Advanced 2025.
Times of Oman
2 days ago
- Business
- Times of Oman
Indian PM Modi assures strong response to every terrorist attack
Kanpur: Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Friday issued stern warning to Pakistan for "sponsoring" terrorism and said that India will respond strongly to every terrorist attack. He stated that India will not differentiate between state and non-state actors, and those responsible will be held accountable and punished, regardless of their location or affiliation. "If I say this straight in Kanpuriya, dushman kahin bhi ho honk diya jayega," PM Modi said while addressing the gathering here. Without mincing words, PM Modi emphasised that India will not be intimated of hollow nuclear threats. "India will not be scared of hollow threats of atom bomb and won't take decisions on this basis (of such a threat). India will look at the 'aaka' of terrorism and its sponsoring government with only one view: Pakistan's state and non-state game will not work anymore," PM Modi said. The Prime Minister laid down India's stand and its plan of action against terrorism, saying that any terrorist attack that happens, India will respond strongly to every terrorist attack, with the timing and terms of the response decided by the Armed Forces. "In its fight against terrorism, India has decided on three rules: every terrorist attack will be answered strongly. The army will decide on how to answer and in what way to answer. The conditions to respond to a terrorist attack will also be decided by the army," PM Modi asserted. He emphasised the importance of self-reliance in defence and economy, citing the "Atmanirbhar Bharat" campaign as a key initiative. He highlighted India's growing strength and its ability to respond decisively to terrorist threats. PM Modi gave examples of Make in India and India's weapon systems through Operation Sindoor, where advanced weapons such as BrahMos entered deep into enemy territory and caused havoc. "The world witnessed the power of Make in India and its weapon through Operation Sindoor. Our Indian weapons (systems), including the BrahMos missile, entered the enemy territory and caused havoc. The explosions happened on target. We have received this power from our resolve for Aatmnirbhar Bharat," PM Modi said. Highlighting India's resolve to remain self-reliant, the Prime Minister recalled times when the country relied on other nations for its safety. He said that becoming Aatmanirbhar was crucial for the country's self-respect. "There was a time when India depended on other countries for its safety. We have tried to change these circumstances. India becomes Aatmanirbhar, it is good for the economy, but it is also important for the country's self-respect," PM Modi said. The Prime Minister mentioned Operation Sindoor, stating that it is not over yet and warning enemies not to be fooled. He recalled India's military action in Pakistan, where terror camps were destroyed, and the Pakistan Army begged for a ceasefire. "We destroyed terrorist camps deep inside (Pakistan). Our army performed with such courage that the Pakistani army was forced to demand a halt to the conflict. I salute the courage and valour of the armed forces. During Operation Sindoor, the enemy that was begging shouldn't remain in any delusion. Operation Sindoor has not finished yet," PM Modi said. He apprised about his meeting with the family members of slain victim Shubham Dwivedi, who was shot dead in the ghastly April 22 Pahalgam terrorist attack, before his wife. The PM said that the outrage felt by "our sisters and daughters" has translated into Operation Sindoor. "This program was supposed to happen on April 24. However, I had to cancel my visit to Kanpur due to the Pahalgam attack. Our son from Kanpur, Shubham Dwivedi, was also a victim of the terrorist attack. We can feel the pain of our daughter Ashanya. The world witnessed the outrage felt by our sisters and daughters in the form of Operation Sindoor," PM Modi said. PM Modi was speaking at an event in Kanpur where he inaugurated and laid the foundation stone for 15 development projects costing Rs 47,600 crores. He also flagged off Kanpur Metro's new corridor between Chunniganj and Nayaganj.
Daily Mail
4 days ago
- Health
- Daily Mail
Two men die after undergoing hair transplant operations performed by 'untrained' dentist
Two people in India died after a dentist performed hair transplant surgeries on them, allegedly without any prior training or qualifications. Vinit Kumar Dubey, 37, and Mayank Katiyar, 32, both died within 48 hours of having surgery carried out by Dr Anushka Tiwari in Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh. Tiwari 'surrendered' at a local court on Monday and was arrested on suspicion of culpable homicide, after evading raids in several states for weeks, local media reports. Dubey, an engineer and father-of-two, had attended Tiwari's private clinic, named Empire, on March 13, before dying two days later in hospital with a brain infection. His wife, Jaya Tripathi, filed a complaint soon after, noting that her husband had a badly swollen face and was in pain before his death. 'His face was so swollen, it looked like a balloon. His eyes were bulging out. I couldn't even recognise him,' she said. 'He had just completed his PhD and received a job offer from a top US firm. He wanted to surprise me with his new look.' But she says police initially failed to act on the complaint for nearly two months. It was uncovered this month that a second victim, Katiyar, had died in similar circumstances in November, again dying a day after his procedure with Tiwari. His mother said her son died in her lap a day after surgery. Authorities had tried to capture Tiwari for weeks, carrying out raids in multiple states in an effort to find her. Her mobile location was traced to Rohtak and Panipat, but she remained untraceable until she surrendered herself to the court this week. She said at first that she had not performed the surgeries herself, and blamed another doctor, per India Today. But a case of culpable homicide has now been registered for both of the deaths, based on complaints from the families. 'There are serious allegations against Anushka Tiwari, a dentist, who performed a surgery outside her professional domain,' said state lawyer Dilip Singh. 'She surrendered in court today and has been sent to jail.' In her complaint, Tripathi alleged that she had tried in vain to reach the dentist as her husband's condition deteriorated on March 14. 'We called again Dr Anushka Tiwari the same night around 11 and she admitted that she performed the surgery without a test,' she told NDTV. An initial investigation into Dubey's case by the health authorities revealed significant medical negligence, a committee found. They revealed that the procedure was carried out in spite of the patient being diabetic and hypertensive. Doctors later said that he had developed a bacterial brain infection, which led to encephalopathy and death. Mayank, also an engineer, died on November 19 after his surgery a day prior. His family had approached police with similar concerns. He came home at 5pm but was crying in pain by midnight. His face swelled and darkened,' his mother, Pramodini Katiyar, told News18. 'By morning, he couldn't see and was struggling to breathe. He died in my lap the next day.' She said Tiwari blocked her number and became unreachable after her son died. 'I want her arrested—otherwise, she'll take away someone else's son tomorrow,' she said. The family lodged a complaint on May 13. Tiwari appears on YouTube speaking on hair care as a 'dermatologist'. Her clinic is registered in the name of her husband, Dr Saurabh. Investigators are now looking at the qualifications of other staff members. The next hearing is scheduled for June 6.
The Independent
5 days ago
- General
- The Independent
Two dead in India after hair transplant surgery goes horribly wrong
Two people in India died after a dentist allegedly carried out hair transplant surgeries despite not having any training or qualifications. The victims, identified as Vinit Kumar Dubey and Mayank Katiya,r died within 48 hours of their operations allegedly carried out by Dr Anushka Tiwari in Kanpur. Dr Tiwari, who only holds a dental degree, is reported to have marketed herself as a hair transplant specialist on YouTube, according to the Times of India. Dubey, a resident of Kalyanpur, underwent surgery on 13 March this year and his health rapidly deteriorated soon after. He died on 15 March after being admitted to a private hospital in Sarvodaya Nagar, his wife Jaya Tripathi said in a police complaint lodged earlier this month. The second victim, Katiyar, died in similar circumstances on 19 November last year, a day after the procedure was performed. A case of culpable homicide has been registered in both the deaths based on the complaints of the two families. Dr Tiwari surrendered herself before the chief judicial magistrate's court on Monday, and was sent to 14 days of judicial custody. "There are serious allegations against Anushka Tiwari,' Dilip Singh, a government lawyer was quoted as saying by NDTV, confirming that she had surrendered before the court. 'Anushka Tiwari has performed surgery, which is not related to her field. We have sufficient evidence in this regard. A case has been registered in Kakadev police station.' In the police complaint, Ms Tripathi said that she received a call on 14 March informing that her husband's face had swollen up following the surgery, and despite multiple attempts she was not able to reach the doctor. 'We called again Dr Anushka Tiwari the same night around 11 and she admitted that she performed the surgery without a test," Ms Tripathi told NDTV, adding that she also has the call records. She got her husband transferred to another hospital where he died the next day on 15 March. An initial investigation into Dubey's case by the health authorities revealed significant medical negligence, according to a committee led by the district's chief medical officer Dr Hari Negi. The probe found that the procedure was performed despite the patient being diabetic and hypertensive, according to the Times of India. According to the post-mortem report, he suffered from cerebral oedema and severe infection from unsterilised equipment, reported the Hindustan Times. Explaining the delay in the filing of the case, Ms Tripathi claimed that the police did not take the matter seriously and only registered it nearly two months after the incident on 9 May when she filed a complaint with the chief minister's grievance cell. "A woman has complained that her husband died during a hair transplant surgery. A preliminary investigation was conducted in which a complaint was lodged against a doctor. Scientific evidence is being collected," a senior police officer, who was not named, told NDTV. Investigators are now looking into the wider operations of Dr Tiwari's clinic, according to the Hindustan Times, including the qualifications of other staff members and the standards of medicine followed. Senior police official Ashutosh Kumar said the force would file for Dr Tiwari to be transferred to police remand as 'she needs to be questioned'.
Indian Express
25-05-2025
- General
- Indian Express
JEE Advanced 2025 Answer Key: Provisional answer scripts out at jeeadv.ac.in
JEE Advanced 2025 Answer Key: The Indian Institute of Technology, Kanpur (IIT-K) has released the provisional answer keys for the JEE Advanced 2025. The provisional answer keys are issued, students can download the same from the official website– The tech institute had already released the candidate's response sheets on May 22. The question papers of JEE Advanced 2025 have already been made available for Paper 1 and Paper 2 in English and Hindi. Candidates now have the opportunity to submit feedback and objections on the provisional answer keys from May 26 to 27, according to an official announcement by IIT Kanpur. The Institute further confirmed that the final answer key, along with the results, will be released on the official website on June 2. JEE Advanced 2025 Paper Analysis Step 1: Go to the official website — Step 2: Go to the candidate portal by logging in with the application number and date of birth Step 3: Click on the answer key feedback tab Step 4: Raise grievances against the answer key Step 5: Upload supporting documents, pay the fee Step 6: Submit the feedback on the JEE Advanced answer key JEE Advanced 2025 Expected Cut off Candidates will only be able to challenge the answer key in online mode; objections raised through email or any other offline mode will not be considered valid. Candidates are required to explain and attach supporting documents while raising objections against the answer key. Candidates should calculate scores using the answer key, candidates need compare their answers with the response sheet. JEE Advanced Marks vs Rank Predictor 2025 This year, the examination was conducted on May 18. According to the JEE Advanced marking scheme for paper 1 and paper, there will be negative markings for wrong answers marked for some questions. While full three marks will be awarded only if the correct option is chosen, no marks will be awarded if none of the options are chosen. For marking wrong answers, one mark will be deducted. If a question is dropped from the JEE Advanced question paper, full marks for that question will be awarded to all candidates irrespective of the fact that they have attempted the question or not.
