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Wow, the UP Madarsa Board results are out! A huge 88.26% of students passed, and guess what? Girls did way better than boys. The minister said, "Quran in one hand and computer in the other," showing their plan to make madarsa education more modern. It's great to see so many students succeed!
President Trump skipped his son's wedding to stay in Washington, saying, "I feel it is important for me to remain in Washington." He also cancelled plans for a weekend getaway to focus on a potential Iran deal, even considering military action if talks failed. He told reporters an agreement was "largely negotiated" and would be announced soon.
Iran might give up enriched uranium and reopen Hormuz in a US deal. Donald Trump said the agreement is "largely negotiated." This deal could stop fighting and free up $25 billion in frozen assets. Details are still being worked out, but it's a big step towards peace.
Uttar Pradesh is really working hard to clean up its rivers, especially the Ganga and Yamuna! They've got 152 Sewage Treatment Plants running now. Anurag Srivastava said, "Uttar Pradesh has taken a major step toward ensuring the cleanliness of major rivers." This means less dirty water will go straight into the rivers.
Vote counting for the Falta seat in West Bengal is happening now, May 24, 2026, after a fresh vote was ordered due to issues like voter intimidation. The original vote on April 29, 2026, was marred by problems. This re-poll will finally wrap up the state elections.
Karnataka Congress is in a bit of a bind! Party folks are pushing for a cabinet change and even giving a deadline, while the top bosses are unsure about who should lead. Many senior leaders feel things need to change fast, saying "further delay could be disastrous." It's all a bit unclear right now.
Iran is ready to give up its enriched uranium stockpile as part of a peace deal with the US. Officials said "Tehran had agreed in principle to relinquish its stockpile." This is a big step to end the conflict, though details on how the uranium will be handled are still being worked out.
Trump said an Iran deal is "largely negotiated," possibly opening the Strait of Hormuz. Meanwhile, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio is in India to boost Quad ties. India faces a worsening heatwave, and China plans a year-long space mission, aiming for the moon by 2030.
BJP chief Nitin Nabin is in Karnataka for the first time, and people are talking about the party's plans for the 2028 elections. He'll meet with leaders and workers, and discuss possible party changes. This visit is seen as a big step for the BJP's future in the state.
Indian voters now care more about performance than corruption. Politicians with past issues are joining parties and becoming "patriots." This shows a big change from when scandals used to end careers, like with Bangaru Laxman. The article says, "the republic, in those years, still flinched."
Kerala's Chief Election Officer is now secretary to the Chief Minister, sparking questions. The CPI(M) slammed the move, asking if Rahul Gandhi still believes "the bigger the theft, the bigger the reward" after his Bengal comments. This quick posting after elections raises concerns about fairness.
The MahaYuti alliance agreed on a "12:3:2 formula" for 17 MLC seats in Maharashtra. BJP will take 12, Shiv Sena 3, and NCP 2. Nominations are due June 1, with voting on June 18. Sources say Shiv Sena wanted more seats, but final decisions rest with top leaders.