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Medical colleges asked not to grant leave to students during NEET-UG re-exam period NEW DELHI, June 19: The National Testing Agency (NTA) on Friday said that it is sending reminder SMS messages, emails, and WhatsApp notifications to candidates, urging them to download their admit cards for the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination scheduled for June 21, while cautioning students against fraudulent messages and fake communications. The NEET-UG exam for admissions into medical courses was originally held on May 3 this year, but was cancelled on May 12 due to allegations of a paper leak. The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) is currently investigating this issue. “NTA is sending reminder SMS and emails to candidates to download their admit cards for the re-examination on Sunday, 21 June 2026,” the agency said in a public advisory on X. The agency informed that legitimate SMS messages would be sent from the official sender ID “NICPEP,” and emails would originate from “ .” It also reiterated that only the official website for this process is http://neet.nta.nic.in; candidates are encouraged to enter this URL directly into their browsers. “NTA will NEVER ask for any payment, send exam papers, answer keys, or ‘leaked’ material, or share your admit

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Debbie and Spencer in the overgrown lawn – credit, SB Mowing, via GoFundMe Who knew so much power lay behind the simple act of mowing the lawn. That’s what Spencer from SB Mowing, the prolific social media account, has shown us before, and is now showing us again as his yardwork channels $685,000 to a woman who had no money for rent or groceries. In a video posted on his YouTube channel on Friday, Spencer introduced his followers to Debbie. She, like most of his beneficiaries, has a terribly overgrown lawn and no money to hire anyone to take care of it. In fact, Debbie—like Beth in a previous video GNN reported on—has no money at all. “Debbie has had one of the hardest stretches of life imaginable, and she’s been carrying most of it alone,” SB Mowing said in a GoFundMe. It started when her husband was diagnosed with stage 4 cancer and given 90 days to live. Debbie had to be his caregiver until he passed away. During her grief, a contractor she’d hired for tree work took a $2,000 deposit and never showed up. “A neighbor wrecked her car and didn’t pay for it. She fell 3 months

Testing of an entirely new feature has begun in the version of the messenger being developed for the iOS operating system. As reported by BAKU.WS, according to the GSMArena portal, the new feature will allow users to send text messages that can only be read once. To use this feature, users need to long-press the send button and activate the "Send for one-time viewing" option. Once opened, the message will be automatically deleted. It is worth noting that previously in WhatsApp, the one-time viewing mode was only available for photos, videos, and voice messages. With the new update, this capability will extend to text messages as well. The feature, which began testing in the Android version at the beginning of the month, is now undergoing an internal testing phase on the iOS platform as well. Self-deleting text messages will be available for use in both personal and group chats. However, this feature will not be available in channels. At the moment, the new feature has not yet been introduced in the public beta version and is being tested by WhatsApp developers.

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY, Fla. — Deputies took a man into custody after he fired warning shots from his apartment balcony, with one of the bullets hitting a bus and causing glass injuries to a passenger, according to investigators. Leer en español The incident occurred around 2:15 p.m. on Tuesday near 24302 SW 107th Ave. Investigators said 24-year-old Elio Jesus Rodriguez Garcia was at his home when a man he had been arguing with through WhatsApp messages appeared at the front gate of his apartment complex. Rodriguez Garcia heard the man yelling from outside and exited through the back of his apartment to see what was happening. After seeing the man, Rodriguez Garcia went back inside, armed himself with a rifle and returned to his rear balcony, where the two continued arguing. During the confrontation, Rodriguez Garcia fired two warning shots, investigators said. One of the shots traveled across U.S. 1 and struck the passenger side of a Miami-Dade Transit bus as it was traveling north near Southwest 132nd Avenue and the Busway. The bus had passengers at the time. According to the arrest form, the bullet entered the bus, shattered a side window and caused minor glass injuries to the right

WhatsApp has started testing "view once" messages on iOS. As the name implies, these will be messages that you send and can only be viewed once by the recipient. After they viewed them once, the messages will disappear. To enable the functionality you will just need to long-tap on the Send button, which will then present you with the option to "Send as view once". Engage that and you're done. WhatsApp initially started testing this feature on Android earlier this month, and now the same is happening on iOS. The view once option is already available for photos, videos, and voice messages, but now WhatsApp is working on expanding it to text messages as well. With that, everything will be covered. View once text messages will work in both one-to-one chats and group chats. They won't however be available in channels. The new feature isn't currently available in a public beta, it's just being internally tested by WhatsApp developers. This new view once functionality is different from what was uncovered in May - that feature allows you to have a message 'expire' after a set amount of time. The one revealed today just lets people view a message once and

A few weeks ago, a WhatsApp beta build revealed work on disappearing messages that vanish after they’re read. Now, WhatsApp is developing another ephemeral messaging feature. Here are the details. View-once text messages underway Last month, WABetaInfo reported that a WhatsApp beta build on TestFlight had added an “After reading” option to the app’s existing disappearing messages feature. Currently, WhatsApp’s disappearing messages setting officially supports timers for 24 hours, 7 days, and 90 days. With the new option, which has yet to roll out broadly, users will also be able to set new messages to vanish after they’ve been read. Now, WABetaInfo reports that WhatsApp is working on yet another ephemeral messaging feature. Although it isn’t available to beta testers yet, the feature will let users send view-once text messages, expanding an option that is already available for photos, videos, and voice notes. From WABetaInfo: After typing a message in the chat bar, users will be able to set the view-once option by long-pressing the Send button. This action will present a dropdown menu with the option “Send as view once”. Once sent, the recipient can open the message once before it becomes inaccessible. The feature will be available in

17 June 2026 01:40 This year, WhatsApp developers began testing voice and video calling features in the web version of the messaging platform. While the functionality has not yet been officially released, its logical next step is already underway — the introduction of these calling features to group chats. Some users of the WhatsApp Web beta version have received notifications that group chats with up to 32 participants now support voice calls, video calls, and screen sharing, according to reports from WABetaInfo . Starting a group call in WhatsApp Web works in much the same way as in a private chat. Users simply open a group conversation and look for the call button at the top of the chat window. After clicking it, they can choose between a voice or video call and join the session. It is also possible to select specific group members to participate in the call rather than automatically including everyone in the chat. As with the mobile app, WhatsApp says that group voice and video calls on the web platform are protected by end-to-end encryption and support call invitation links. Users can join the WhatsApp Web beta programme through the web app’s settings menu. However

Users who rely on WhatsApp’s web version will soon be able to make voice and video calls in group chats. Here are the details. Voice and video calls coming soon to group chats on WhatsApp Web Earlier this year, WhatsApp began testing voice and video call support on the web. While the feature still hasn’t officially rolled out beyond this initial test, the company is already working on the next logical step: bringing these calls to group chats. As spotted by WABetaInfo , some users on the WhatsApp Web beta received a notification telling them calling on the web is now available on group chats, with support for up to 32 people. That includes voice and video calls, with support for screen sharing. Image: WABetaInfo From WABetaInfo: Starting a group call on WhatsApp Web works the same way as in individual chats. After opening a group chat, you should look for the call button at the top of the conversation. If you can see the call button, the feature is already available for your account. Clicking the button will let you choose between a voice call and a video call before connecting with the group. In addition, users can select

In May 2025, a group of Uber drivers in Salvador had fewer than 20 people and functioned as a chat space on WhatsApp. Today, the Track Rats are almost 8,000 members distributed across eight chat groups and eight rescue groups, with confirmed presence in Bahia, Sergipe, Rio de Janeiro, and São Paulo. The name came from one of the founding members, Igor Barreto, who used the word rat in the sense of someone who circulates anywhere without prejudice. “At first we were a bit hesitant because rat conjures up something negative in many people’s minds,” admits one of the organizers in the Jornal Correio video. The redefinition stuck. What started as a chat space among friends who roamed the city transformed into an ecosystem that the Uber drivers themselves define with this word: rat’s barbershop, beauty salon for the ratonas, optics with glasses for R$ 200 for members, partner car wash in Castelo Branco that was the first to close a deal with the group. The logic is simple and powerful: volume for discount. With almost 8,000 drivers as a guaranteed audience, the collective can sit with companies and request conditions that an individual driver could never obtain. The Correio report showed