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Top 10 Morning News: The top 10 morning news of June 2, 2026 include big national and international headlines like Supreme Court's big decision on NEET, CBSE controversy, FIFA deal, RCB's historic win, Manipur tension, US-Iran confrontation, oil crisis, Ebola alert and Ethiopia elections. Below is the complete information about all these 10 national and international major news (Top 10 Morning News Stories) with detailed description:

1. Supreme Court rejects plea for retest in CBT mode for NEET-UG

The Supreme Court of India has completely rejected the legal petition seeking re-conduct of the NEET-UG examination under the Computer-Based Test (CBT) format. The court bench clearly said that it is not right to change the structure of the examination or re-conduct the entire examination without any solid and structural justification. This decision has come as a big relief to lakhs of medical aspirants across the country, who were waiting for the Supreme Court's stance amid the long-running evaluation disputes.

2. Amidst strong opposition from the opposition, security flaws of CBSE OnMark portal removed

CBSE has claimed that all the technical and security issues encountered in the OnMark re-evaluation portal have been fixed. There was increased concern among students and parents after the temporary closure of the portal. The board said that the system is now completely secure and stable. Opposition parties criticized the government and the board over digital management.

3. Zee Entertainment gets exclusive broadcast rights of 2026 FIFA World Cup in India

Zee Entertainment has acquired the exclusive broadcast rights of several major FIFA tournaments in India, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup. This is being counted among the most important deals in the Indian sports broadcasting market. Football fans can watch extensive coverage on TV and digital platforms. India is considered one of the largest emerging sports markets in the world.

4. Royal Challengers Bangalore fans celebrated IPL 2026 win without public parade

RCB held limited celebrations after winning their second consecutive IPL trophy, avoiding public victory parades. Under the captaincy of Rajat Patidar, the team saved the title by defeating Gujarat Titans. The administration gave priority to security and crowd management. Fans celebrated the victory through social media and private events.

5. Tension at its peak in Manipur after massive protest by local people over hostage crisis.

Opposition from local groups in Manipur has increased the challenge for security agencies amid efforts to release the hostages. Negotiations are ongoing for the safe release of 14 people. Some organizations have raised questions on the government's strategy. It is becoming difficult for the administration to strike a balance between law and order and humanitarian solutions.

6. US Centcom launches air strike inside Iran after drone was shot down

The US launched air strikes in retaliation against Iranian military bases after the downing of the drone. Washington says that this was a step taken in self-defense. Radar systems and drone command centers were said to be the main targets. This incident has increased the fear of new conflict in the Middle East.

7. Global crude oil prices increased by more than 5% due to US-Iran military confrontation

Crude oil prices rose by more than 5% in the global market after US-Iran tensions escalated. Investors expressed concern about potential supply disruptions. Questions have been raised on the security of maritime trade routes. Pressure on energy import bills and fuel prices may increase.

8. Tehran halts all direct and back-channel diplomatic talks with the US

Tehran has announced to temporarily suspend all direct diplomatic contacts with the US. The Iranian leadership reiterated its demand for respect for national sovereignty. Uncertainty has increased over any possible future settlement process. There is a possibility of further increase in tension in the Middle East.

9. Strict travel restrictions imposed across East Africa due to fear of Ebola

Due to the risk of Ebola infection, strict travel and surveillance measures have been implemented in many areas of East Africa. Extensive surveillance was initiated to prevent possible infection chains. International travel of infected or suspected persons was limited. The world health community is closely monitoring the situation.

10. Seventh general elections begin with record turnout in Ethiopia

Ethiopia has begun its seventh general election with more than 54 million registered voters. Elections are considered important for the political stability of the country. A large number of voters are expected to reach the polling stations. Africa and the global community are closely monitoring the electoral process.