NEET-UG Fallout: India temporarily blocks Telegram until June 22 and disables message editing until June 30, citing organised cheating networks ahead of the June 21 retest after the May exam was cancelled over alleged paper leaks. Exam Integrity Debate: NTA says the move is to protect public order and fairness, but experts warn bans may just push leaks to other apps. Drug Safety Rules: The Health Ministry amends Drugs Rules, ending the exemption that let cough syrups be sold in small villages without retail licensing; now syrups require sale through licensed pharmacies. OTC Crackdown: Doctors’ prescription becomes mandatory for cough syrups, with pharmacists and paediatricians questioning how well enforcement will work for consumers used to over-the-counter buys. Cancer Infrastructure: Maharashtra cabinet clears a Rs 300 crore high-energy medical cyclotron project in Nagpur to boost local radioisotope supply for PET-CT and nuclear medicine. Public Health & Care: SEAL Ashram launches “Mumbai Rescunite 2026” to rescue people living on streets before monsoon, while a free eye clinic in Surrey drew 200+ attendees. Social Protection: Telangana domestic workers demand double-bedroom housing and health cover under ESI, highlighting gaps for unorganised workers.