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Coal Ministry launches India's first sector-wide CSR framework for coal companies, celebrating successful Thalassemia Bal Sewa Yojana and Nanha Sa Dil initiatives.
Social media's addictive design exploits teen developmental vulnerabilities, impacting attention spans and agency, despite their efforts to resist platform algorithms.
SC judge's letters expose Rajasthan HC Acting CJ's alleged misconduct, raising serious concerns about judicial integrity, accountability, and CJI's response.
President Murmu felicitates 82 teachers with National Awards for pioneering innovations like 'little reporters' and QR-coded trees, enhancing educational outreach and skill development.
EAM Jaishankar honors Indian rulers, Maharaja Digvijaysinhji Jadeja and Kolhapur, for sheltering Polish refugees during WWII, strengthening India-Poland ties.
NSE's Rs 30,000 crore IPO faces regulatory conflict over self-listing on its own platform, awaiting SEBI's decision on 'permitted-to-trade' route.
AI's rapid rise devastates Kenya's thriving online essay-writing gig economy, displacing thousands and highlighting technology's disruptive impact on global livelihoods.
Gloria Steinem's passing sparks debate on the evolving waves of feminist movements, from voting rights to intersectionality and reproductive choices.
UN probe reveals foreign arms, military technology, and logistical networks from UAE, Chad, Libya, Somalia sustain Sudan's devastating conflict.
Iran retaliates against US strikes, attacking military bases in Kuwait, UAE, and other West Asian nations, escalating regional tensions.
US bombs Iran's southern coast; Tehran retaliates with strikes on American bases across Gulf, escalating regional conflict and raising war fears.
CVC report reveals over 7,200 CBI cases under Prevention of Corruption Act pending trial, with 400+ cases over two decades old.
Supreme Court's contrasting animal welfare rulings spark debate on equal consideration for voiceless beings, highlighting legislative gaps and anthropocentric bias.
Singaporean diplomat Tommy Koh, Myanmar activist Bo Kyi, and Bangladeshi aid worker Runa Khan receive prestigious Ramon Magsaysay Awards for selfless service and impactful contributions.
UN panel declares legal obligation for countries to provide broad reparations for transatlantic slave trade harms, impacting international justice.
Gandhi's non-violent resistance inspired the 1989 Baltic Way human chain, leading to Baltic states' independence from Soviet rule, showcasing enduring global influence.
First Sardar Patel National Unity Award, equivalent to Padma Vibhushan, likely to be announced this year after seven years, coinciding with Patel's 150th birth anniversary.
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