NTA postpones UGC-NET December 2024 examination scheduled on January 15
New Delhi: The National Testing Agency (NTA) in a public announcement has announced the postponement of the UGC-NET December 2024 examination scheduled for January 15, 2025.
This comes in response to multiple requests from candidates citing the observance of important festivals, including Pongal and Makar Sankranti, on the same day.
The UGC-NET December 2024 examination, conducted for the purpose of awarding Junior Research Fellowships, appointments as Assistant Professors, and admissions to Ph.D. programs, is being held in a Computer-Based Test (CBT) mode for 85 subjects. The examination window spans from January 3 to January 16, 2025.
While the test scheduled for January 15 has been postponed, the examination on January 16, 2025, will proceed as per the original schedule. The NTA will announce the revised date for the postponed exam in due course.
The NTA has advised candidates to stay updated by regularly visiting the official NTA websites: www.nta.ac.in and https://ugcnet.nta.ac.in.
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Over 17,000 people went missing in Delhi in 2024: NCRB
New Delhi (PTI): A total of 23,058 people, comprising 9,482 men and 13,576 women, were reported missing in Delhi in 2024, according to the latest National Crime Records Bureau (NCRB).
Of the total, 5,491 were children below the age of 18 — 1,571 boys, 3,920 girls.
The city recorded 17,567 fresh adult missing persons cases in 2024, comprising 7,911 men and 9,656 women.
According to the NCRB data, released on Wednesday, 14,637 men, 18,238 women and six transgender persons were still missing from previous years.
At the latest count, in 2024, Delhi had a total of 55,939 missing persons cases — 24,119 men, 31,814 women and six transgender persons.
In 2024, police traced or collected 28,392 missing persons, including 12,182 men, 16,208 women and two transgender persons.
Only half of the men and half of the women who went missing could be traced.
A total of 27,547 missing persons – 11,937 men, 15,606 women, four transgender persons — were yet to be untraced by the end of the year, the data showed.
The data also revealed that 5,352 children from previous years remained untraced at the beginning of 2024.
The number of still missing boys was 1,621, and the number of missing girls was 3,729. Two transgender children were yet to be found.
After adding the pending cases from previous years, the total number of missing children cases handled in 2024 rose to 10,843.
The police traced or recovered 6,762 missing children — 2,030 boys, 4,732 girls.
The recovery rate stood at 63.6 per cent for boys and 61.9 per cent for girls, while no transgender child was traced.
By the end of 2024, a total of 4,081 children remained untraced, 1,162 of them boys, 2,917 girls, and two transgender children.
