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SSC releases final answer key for Delhi Police Constable Driver exam 2025 with marks access window open SSC Delhi Police final answer key 2025: Staff Selection Commission has released the final answer key, question paper-cum-response sheets, and marks for Constable (Driver)-Male in Delhi Police Examination 2025 on May 26, 2026.It also allows candidates to download question papers and response sheets using their roll number and password through the official link.Answer key and marks window active on SSC portalCandidates can access the facility from 26 May 2026 (18:00 hrs) to 09 June 2026 (18:00 hrs) on the SSC website, where final…

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What happened? India’s long-running debate over crypto regulation moved back into Parliament this week, as the Standing Committee on Finance held discussions with Binance, WazirX and ZebPay on the future of virtual digital assets.The May 20 sitting, listed by the Lok Sabha Secretariat under the subject “A Study on Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) and Way Forward,” brought together crypto exchanges, the International Financial Services Centres Authority, the Ministry of Finance and the Ministry of Corporate Affairs.Standing Committee on Finance Invites ZebPay, Binance, and WazirX the subject “A Study on Virtual Digital Assets (VDAs) and Way Forward”. Image Credit: Lok Sabha…

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 Minneapolis Fed President Neel Kashkari said that the central bank could begin “a series of” rate increases as inflation rises, sparked by the Middle East conflict, in comments to Nikkei as he visits Tokyo for two days to attend the Bank of Japan’s annual conference.He said that “the next rate change could be either a cut or a hike,” adding that it would depend on inflation’s behaviour. Kashkari added that a persistent closure of the Strait of Hormuz can affect long-term inflation expectations in households and businesses, which “could become unanchored.”Consequently, the central bank would likely tighten policy. “Federal funds…

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Robert John­son died at just 27 years old, some say as a con­se­quence of sell­ing his soul to the dev­il at a cross­roads. But before his time came, he man­aged to record 29 songs, a scant body of work that nev­er­the­less secured his artis­tic immor­tal­i­ty as one of the most influ­en­tial blues musi­cians of all time. It’s unfor­tu­nate that his record­ings, all of them made between 1936 and 1937 in less-than-ide­al stu­dio con­di­tions even for the time, leave some­thing to be desired in the audio qual­i­ty depart­ment. But now, some 90 years lat­er, sound restor­er Nick Del­low has been upload­ing…

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A tender, sensitively observed first feature from Norway’s Eivind Landsvik, “Low Expectations” makes its home in the same Oslo where Joachim Trier and Dag Johan Haugerud set their quiet, introspective films. There’s a dreamily diffuse quality to the Nordic capital that befits the strain of empathetic naturalism that’s emanated of late from the country’s cinema. Amid the city’s serene, encouraging stillness, characters in the process of personal growth can come of age despite their stops and starts, on whatever timetable comes organically. Debuting in the Directors’ Fortnight section at Cannes, “Low Expectations” marks the acting debut of Marie Ulven, better…

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Many discussions of the ongoing decline in fertility end up treading on the grounds of “family policy” when discussing remedies (or, if one believes there are too many people on Earth, incentives) to fertility decline. Commonly debated items include subsidized childcare, income tax credits, housing reform, divorce laws, welfare policy, and the possible trade-offs of “quantity” and “quality” when investing in children. What is rarely, if ever, included is the role of monetary policy. Fertility decisions are primarily based on lifelong considerations. Because monetary policy mostly affects the short-run, even large unexpected monetary expansions or contractions are unlikely to matter…

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Table of Contents Former Chennai Super Kings star all-rounder Vijay Shankar has now joined the Lanka Premier League after having announced his retirement from the IPL. He is the third Indian player gearing up to feature in the Lanka Premier League.Once known as one of India’s rising talents, Vijay Shankar featured across formats for India and was considered a backup for Hardik Pandya. At times he was picked over batters like Ambati Rayudu when he featured in the 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup. However, his career saw a major dip since then, and he never returned to the Indian team.…

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Real Madrid have flopped spectacularly over the past two seasons, failing to win a major trophy over that period and falling behind European and domestic rivals. It promises to be a summer of turmoil at the Santiago Bernabeu, starting with a presidential election between incumbent Florentino Perez and challenger Enrique Riquelme. Perez has Jose Mourinho lined up to return for a second spell while Riquelme believes the club should target a younger man to build a project rather than a short-term fix. It is an unwanted delay for Madrid who need a coach in place as soon as possible to…

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