AGP Executive Report
Last update: 7 hours agoNEET Fraud Crackdown: India has temporarily blocked Telegram access nationwide until June 22 and ordered message-editing to stay disabled until June 30, after allegations that cheating networks used the app to spread fake “paper leak” claims ahead of the June 21 NEET (UG) re-exam. Mumbai Housing Update: A Maharashtra court has dismissed a Kandivli West housing society’s appeal in a dispute over disputed NOC charges, upholding a member’s demand for a refund of Rs 6.67 lakh. Clean Energy Push: Suzlon launched its 5 MW S175 wind turbine—claimed as India’s tallest and most powerful—aimed at boosting wind power in low- and medium-wind regions. Health & Weather: A study of 22,167 health checkups links heatwaves to higher dehydration and electrolyte-related abnormal markers, with the share of abnormal results peaking in April-May. Drug Rules: Cough syrups and all syrup-based medicines will now require a doctor’s prescription, as the Health Ministry amends drug regulations. Markets & Trade: India’s May trade deficit widened to about $28.21 billion, with petroleum imports driving the gap, though softer crude could ease pressure. Mumbai Crime: Mumbai police arrested content creator Randeep Gujral for allegedly extorting a paneer seller after posting a viral claim.
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