सार्थक 18 साल का है - पर सोच, साहस और सिद्धांत में किसी से कम नहीं।
उसने और उसके साथी निसर्ग ने वो कर दिखाया जो देश के बड़े मीडिया हाउस, खोजी पत्रकार नहीं कर पाए - CBSE और COEMPT की मिलीभगत को देश के सामने रख दिया।
मोदी जी चाहते हैं हमारे युवा reels बनाते रहें, पकौड़े तलते रहें, सवाल न पूछें, आँखें न खोलें। पर इन बच्चों ने सवाल भी पूछे। और जवाब भी ढूँढ निकाले।
देश का 18 साल का बच्चा CBI से तेज़ निकला - नौजवानों की ये जीत सही मायने में सरकार की हार है।
यही है भारत की असली युवा शक्ति - जिज्ञासु, जागरूक, जानकार। और याद रखिए, देश का भविष्य किसी बहकावे में नहीं आएगा।
China made Pakistani Submarine in Sri Lanka. PNS/M Hangor, along with frigates PNS Taimur & PNS Aslat were on a goodwill visit to the Colombo this week.
Pic released by Sri Lankan Navy
We have been closely monitoring the vulnerabilities in the OnMark portal of our service provider that are being flagged in the public domain. An expert team of cybersecurity professionals has been deployed over the last few days from across various arms of the government as well as the IITs to fortify these systems, including taking them over to a more secure set up. The identified vulnerabilities have been contained, and other exploitable weaknesses are being ruled out.
We are grateful to all alert citizens and ethical hackers pointing out such weaknesses, and have gotten in touch with some of them directly.
We request any others to reach out to our security teams at [email protected] for any further inputs.
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CBSE people didn't configure their AWS bucket properly and now we can paginate & enumerate all their media which has 2026 answersheets & question papers. ListObjectsV2 works without any auth and the bucket root is listable too — anyone on the internet can download any scanned booklet — across institutions. Multiple institutions are using the same bucket, insanely insecure.
Clarification Regarding Claim of Compromise of CBSE OSM Portal
In a post made by a user on social media, it has been claimed that the CBSE On Screen Marking (OSM) bearing URL: https://t.co/XaZSIZluAr was compromised by him on 26.02.2026. This has also formed the basis for a few news articles.
At the outset, it is clarified that the Portal used for evaluation of answer-books bore a different URL, which has neither been compromised nor does it have the vulnerabilities indicated in the said social media post. The URL: https://t.co/XaZSIZluAr is the testing site only with sample data for internal testing and review purposes. There are no actual evaluation data, marks or other data held on that portal. The Board emphasises that no security breaches have come to light on the Portal deployed for the actual evaluation work.
The Board would like to state that this system has been implemented for enhanced transparency in assessments with strong grievance redressal mechanisms built into it and would reassure all concerned about the strong safeguards implemented to ensure integrity of the platform actually deployed as regards any vulnerabilities.
@EduMinOfIndia@PTI_News@PIB_India@PIB_Edu@AkashvaniAIR@airnewsalerts@DDNewslive@dpradhanbjp@sanjayjavin
then how I was able to access production data on that site? all of the mirrors you had under the onmark domain had the same vulnerabilities.
it's sad that you can't even investigate security reports properly. attaching screenshots as proof.
In continuation of its press release dated 10 May 2026, the National Testing Agency wishes to inform candidates, parents, and members of the public of the following decisions taken in respect of NEET (UG) 2026. NTA had, on 8 May 2026, referred the matters then under consideration to the central agencies for independent verification and necessary action, consistent with its standing commitment to the fair, secure, and credible conduct of the national examinations entrusted to it.
1. On the basis of the inputs subsequently examined by NTA in coordination with the central agencies, and the investigative findings shared by the law enforcement agencies and in order to ensure that there is transparency in the system, the National Testing Agency, with the approval of the Government of India, has decided to cancel the NEET (UG) 2026 examination conducted on 3 May 2026, and to re-conduct the examination on dates that will be notified separately.
The inputs received by NTA, taken together with the findings shared by the law enforcement agencies, established that the present examination process could not be allowed to stand. The re-conducted examination dates, along with the re-issued admit-card schedule, will be communicated through the official channels of the Agency in the coming days.
2. The Government of India has further decided to refer the matter to the Central Bureau of Investigation for a comprehensive inquiry into the allegations therein. NTA will extend full cooperation to the Bureau and will provide all materials, records, and assistance the inquiry requires.
3. This decision has been taken in the interest of students and in recognition of the trust on which the national examination system rests. The Agency is conscious that re-conduct will cause real and significant inconvenience to candidates and their families. NTA does not take that consequence lightly. The decision has been taken because the alternative would have caused greater and more lasting damage to that trust.
4. The registration data, candidature, and examination centres opted for in the May 2026 cycle will be carried forward to the re-conducted examination. No fresh registration will be required, and no additional examination fee will be levied. In addition, fees already paid, will be refunded to the students and the exam will be re-conducted using NTA’s internal resources.
5. Further communications, including the re-conducted examination dates and the re-issued admit-card schedule, will be issued through the official channels of the Agency. Candidates and parents are requested to rely only on these official channels and to disregard unverified reports circulating on social media.
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