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  Rajasthan School Under Scrutiny for Using Urdu Words in Invitation, Government Orders Probe Language Controversy in Rajasthan  A private school in Rajasthan has sparked controversy after including Urdu words in its event invitation, prompting the state government to launch an investigation. The issue surfaced when the invitation card, which contained Urdu terms alongside Hindi and English, drew criticism from certain groups. Authorities have now stepped in to examine the intent behind the language choice and determine if any guidelines were violated. According to officials, the investigation will assess whether the inclusion of Urdu was deliberate or routine , and if it had any political or religious motivations . The school management , however, has defended its decision, stating that the use of multiple languages was aimed at promoting inclusivity and cultural diversity . The Rajasthan education department has assured that a fair and unbiased probe will be conducted,...

 The West Bengal Board of Secondary Education (WBBSE) has barred 20 students from continuing their Class 10 Madhyamik exams for carrying mobile phones into exam halls. This action follows the board’s strict policy prohibiting electronic devices during exams. Board President Ramanuj Ganguly stated that only designated officials can carry mobile phones inside exam centers. Students from South 24 Parganas, Uttar Dinajpur, Coochbehar, Alipurduar, and Bankura were caught violating this rule, with three students banned on the final exam day . Authorities had previously warned that any student caught with a phone would be disqualified .