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The Department of Education (ED) released a new accreditation rule specifically for public comment. The information was reported by Jessica Blake.

The ED plans to spend millions of expiring research dollars, though concerns remain about this spending. Additionally, higher education advocates state that delays in funding for education research have already caused severe damage.

The Karnataka High Court ruled that the Enforcement Directorate's (ED) search and seizure operations cannot be treated as independent civil actions. The court emphasized that the ED's jurisdiction is tied to criminal proceedings, and property attachment is a tool to aid prosecution in money laundering cases.

The Kerala High Court granted bail to four accused individuals who were charged with attacking ED officials. The court cited that the accused had spent over 60 days in custody and the investigation had reached its final stage.

The Kerala High Court has sought the State government's response in the bail plea of an accused involved in an attack on ED officials.

The Enforcement Directorate is questioning the accused in the Valappad financial fraud case, where about ₹20 crore was allegedly siphoned from the digital arm of a private finance firm.

KTR stated that young people are unafraid of CBI or ED, and a BRS working president sarcastically remarked that the government's 'Make in India' promise has resulted in 'Leak in India'.

ED provisionally attached 389 immovable properties worth ₹240.03 Crore. The investigation was initiated based on FIRs registered by Uttar Pradesh Police and Delhi Police against BIIPL, GVCTPL, Satinder Singh Bhasin, and others under various sections of the Indian Penal Code, 1860.

Mamata Banerjee rallied behind Abhishek Banerjee amid a rebellion within the TMC, vowing to rebuild the party. She accused opponents of attempting to harm her and linked Madan Mitra's exit to an ED summons against his wife and two sons.

The Supreme Court has permitted the CBI and ED to lead the investigation into the Reliance ADAG Group, stating it cannot determine the course of the probe. Chief Justice Surya Kant noted that any court comments during the investigation could influence the trial, allowing investigative agencies to submit status reports.

ED conducted raids in U.P. against a former SP MLA, with multiple cases booked under IPC, UP Gangsters Act, and Goondas Act for offenses including cheating, forgery, extortion, and attempt to murder.

The Enforcement Directorate (ED) arrested Gupta, the former CFO of Apollo Green Energy Ltd., after he failed to comply with four summonses and a non-bailable warrant issued by a Gurugram court.

The ED stated that misrepresentation of facts by a prosecutor resulted in bail for an accused in an officials' assault case. The state government removed Geena Kumari from her post after controversy, as she was appointed during the previous LDF government's term.

The son and wife of Sasidharan Kartha, MD of a company involved in the CMRL pay-off case, appeared before the ED for questioning. Veena T., daughter of former Kerala CM Pinarayi Vijayan, was also asked to appear on June 17 as part of the investigation into Exalogic Solutions Private Limited and CMRL.

Kerala High Court dismissed a petition seeking an investigation into Byju’s insolvency irregularities. Voizzit, in a legal dispute with Byju’s over asset ownership, had appealed against a refusal to direct CBI, ED, and NIA to probe malpractices by insolvency professionals.

The ED has arrested Sateesh Seth and Gautam Doshi, who previously served as directors of Reliance Telecom Ltd., and is transporting them to Delhi where the case is registered.

The ED has issued summons to Veena, daughter of former Kerala CM Pinarayi, in a CMRL pay-off case. She is directed to appear on June 17 with documents related to transactions involving her now-defunct IT firm Exalogic.

ED officials arrested Kasireddy Rajasekhar Reddy in a liquor transport scam in Andhra Pradesh. ED teams also conducted searches at the house of YSRCP leader Karumuri Nageswara Rao.

Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann accused the BJP of misusing central agencies like the ED to harass traders in Punjab. The AAP, which frequently refers to the BJP as the 'ED party', supports this claim.

Students labeled as 'emotionally disturbed' (ED) are often separated from their peers in school settings, which can result in increased isolation. The practice raises concerns about the social and educational impacts on these students.