“So far, nothing suspicious has been found on the campus, but sanitising the entire campus will take a couple of hours,” stated a police officer responding to a bomb threat at Parul University in Vadodara, India, on March 10, 2026.

The incident unfolded after a bomb threat email was sent to the university, prompting immediate evacuation of the campus and cancellation of internal exams. With over 65,000 students enrolled across various courses and departments, the situation caused significant disruption.

Police teams from the Local Crime Branch, Special Operations Group, and Waghodia Police Station were deployed to address the threat. The Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad was also called in to conduct a thorough search of the campus.

During the search operation, no explosives were found, alleviating immediate concerns. However, the evacuation led to heavy traffic congestion in the Waghodia area, as students and staff were directed to leave the premises.

The bomb threat email was traced back to hacked Outlook and Hotmail accounts, highlighting vulnerabilities in email security and identity verification processes. This incident is part of a broader pattern, as multiple similar threats were sent to various government departments across the state.

Ahmedabad cybercrime teams are currently investigating the email trail to identify the source of the threat. The university has announced that postponed examinations will be rescheduled for the day following the conclusion of the current exam schedule.

The bomb threat incident has raised concerns about campus safety and the effectiveness of existing security measures. The university community is now left to reflect on the implications of such threats in an increasingly digital world.

As investigations continue, further updates are expected regarding the identity of those responsible for the email threats and any measures that may be implemented to enhance security at the university.

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On March 10, 2026, Parul University in Vadodara, Gujarat, received a bomb threat via email, prompting immediate action from campus authorities and local law enforcement.

The university, which has more than 65,000 students enrolled across various courses and departments, initiated an evacuation of the campus to ensure the safety of its students and staff.

Response to the Threat

Upon receiving the threat early in the morning, the university administration contacted local police. The Bomb Detection and Disposal Squad was deployed to conduct a thorough search of the campus.

Police teams from the Local Crime Branch and the Special Operations Group also responded to the situation, further ensuring the safety and security of the area.

Impact on Campus Activities

The evacuation led to heavy traffic congestion in the Waghodia area, affecting not only the university but also the surrounding community.

As a result of the threat, internal exams scheduled for that day were postponed, with plans to conduct them at a later date.

Search Operation Results

During the search operation, police reported that no suspicious items were found on campus. A police officer stated, “So far, nothing suspicious has been found on the campus, but sanitising the entire campus will take a couple of hours.”

Context of the Threat

This bomb threat at Parul University is part of a broader series of threats sent to various government departments across Gujarat, including passport offices and post offices. Details remain unconfirmed.

The situation remains under investigation as authorities work to determine the source of the threats and ensure the safety of all involved.

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The Bihar Civil Court has officially released the admit cards for the recruitment examination for Civil Court Peon posts, scheduled for March 15, 2026. Candidates are required to download their admit cards from the official website, as individual copies will not be sent.

This recruitment process includes a total of 7,692 vacancies across various posts, with specific positions allocated as follows: 3,325 for clerks, 1,562 for stenographers, 1,132 for court reader-cum-deposition writers, and 1,673 for peon or orderly roles under Group D.

To be eligible for the peon position, candidates must have passed the Class 10 matriculation examination. The age limits for applicants are set between 20 and 25 years as of October 1, 2024.

On the exam day, candidates must carry a valid photo ID along with their admit card. The admit card will include essential details such as the candidate’s name, photograph, roll number, exam date, reporting time, and exam centre information.