The Supreme Court has directed the UPSC to implement screen-reader access for visually impaired candidates, marking a crucial step toward inclusive examinations. The Commission must report compliance as the Court monitors progress.
IAS officer Dhiman Chakma, arrested on June 8, 2025, by Odisha Vigilance, faced corruption charges for accepting a Rs 10 lakh bribe. Further investigations revealed Rs 47 lakh in unaccounted cash at his residence. His fall from grace, after successfully clearing UPSC exams twice, sparked debates on bureaucratic corruption in India.
Today, On 1st April, The Tripura government informed the Supreme Court that it is complying with the 2006 apex court ruling on police reforms. It stated that the process for appointing a regular Director General of Police (DGP) began on March 7. The update was provided in response to concerns over adherence to established guidelines. This move aims to ensure transparency and efficiency in police leadership appointments.
The UPSC opposed pre-arrest bail for Puja Khedkar, calling the fraud’s severity unprecedented. In an affidavit to the Supreme Court, it stressed the need for custodial interrogation. Authorities aim to uncover the full extent of her alleged fraudulent activities. The case has drawn significant legal and public attention.