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Admit cards for the SSC GD Constable recruitment 2026 are now live on ssc.gov.in. The computer-based test is scheduled from April 27th to May 30th, 2026, across various phases. Over 48 lakh candidates are vying for more than 25,000 vacancies in security forces. Applicants must verify all details on their admit card carefully.

In a significant reshuffle, Bihar bids farewell to two esteemed IPS officers, Rakesh Rathi and Naveen Chandra Jha, who have embarked on pivotal roles in the central government. Rathi, previously the Special Branch IG, has stepped up as Joint Secretary in the Home Ministry, while Jha transitions from the Vigilance Bureau to the Indo-Tibetan Border Police as DIG.

In a video going viral, Ajay Pal Sharma was seening warning Jehangir Khan's family: "Tell him, we’ll deal properly with him if his men continue to threaten...don’t cry or regret it then." Hailing Ajay Sharma's as "Singham" of Uttar Pradesh, BJP's I-T department chief Amit Malviya said the UP encounter specialist "wasted no time in setting the tone, firmly reading the riot act to the family members of Abhishek Banerjee’s close aide, Jehangir Khan".

A political storm brewed as TMC accused BJP of issuing death threats against Mamata Banerjee, citing a BJP spokesperson's remarks on a viral video of an election official. The BJP dismissed the allegations, calling them a "victim card." The controversy intensifies amid concerns of post-poll violence, with the EC deploying central forces.

The SSC GD Admit Card 2026 has been released online ahead of the Computer Based Test scheduled from April 27 to May 30, 2026. Candidates can download their admit cards 2 to 3 days before their exam date from the official website. The recruitment drive aims to fill 25,487 GD Constable posts across multiple forces. The admit card includes essential details such as exam schedule, centre address, and instructions, and is mandatory for entry.

The Union Public Service Commission has announced the Central Armed Police Forces Assistant Commandants 2025 written exam results. Over 1,200 candidates have qualified for the next stage, the Physical Standards and Efficiency Tests. These successful candidates must now prepare their original documents. A 15-day window opens soon for updating crucial details.

In a tragic turn of events, Manipur witnesses its third fatality linked to CRPF gunfire amidst rising societal tensions. Protesters fill the streets, calling for the Chief Minister's resignation in the wake of a bomb blast that claimed the lives of two innocent children. Authorities are making strides in capturing the perpetrators, having already made several arrests.

The 'Mission Arun Himveer' initiative by the Arunachal Pradesh Agriculture Marketing Board has garnered the prestigious SKOCH Silver Award for 2026. Launched in November 2024, this transformative project ensures farmers receive prompt payments within a day, eliminating the middlemen.

Heavy rainfall has caused landslides in North Sikkim, stranding approximately 150-200 tourists in Chungthang. Efforts are underway to accommodate them while authorities assess road conditions. While the route to Lachung is clear, access to Lachen remains blocked. The region has also experienced recent power disruptions due to thunderstorms and transmission line damage.

Election Commission convened with top officials from poll-bound states and their neighbors to bolster election preparedness. The focus was on ensuring peaceful polls by strengthening border security and curbing illegal activities like cash, liquor, and drug smuggling. All agencies were directed to maintain heightened vigilance to prevent violence and inducements.

Security forces are intensifying operations nationwide to neutralize remaining Maoist cadres by the March 31 deadline. Efforts include tracking approximately 130-150 armed Naxals and encouraging surrenders, with significant troop movements and cross-border operations underway. The Centre is also planning a post-operation development blueprint.

'96% Bastar Region Becomes Free From Maoist Influence'

The Election Commission plans to retain 700 companies of central forces in Bengal post-April 29 polls, with 500 dedicated to law and order, anticipating potential disturbances. This extensive deployment, including advanced surveillance technology, reflects concerns over post-poll violence, a recurring issue in the state.