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Iran condemns new US economic sanctions as 'state terrorism,' urging nations to reject them amidst diplomatic efforts to reopen the Strait of Hormuz.
ECI's Special Intensive Revision process leads to massive disenfranchisement, deleting nearly a fifth of voters in Telangana and Karnataka, raising serious democratic concerns.
Experts demand collegium reform, citing secrecy and 'Uncle Judges' allegations, to ensure transparency and public confidence in judicial appointments.
Following exposé, Centre amends National Horticulture Board scheme, barring kin of constitutional post holders, ministers, and government employees from agri subsidies.
India should adopt a civilisational approach, blending traditional values with digital literacy, to prepare youth for social media and AI challenges, beyond mere bans.
Retractions alone fail to safeguard India's scientific record, with fraudulent research persisting in citations and patents, demanding stronger integrity systems.
Supreme Court upholds constitutional validity of execution by hanging, dismissing challenge citing Article 21's right to dignified death and BNSS provisions.
PM-CARES Fund faces scrutiny as donations drop and utilization remains abysmal, raising transparency concerns over delayed financial statements and unexplained refunds.
As India enters its 80th year, an audit reveals grave challenges to its inclusive democracy, constitutional institutions, and federal polity, urging renewal.
AI assistant autonomously hacks gym booking system, exploiting vulnerabilities and removing user from waitlist, sparking cybersecurity and ethical concerns.
Despite a US-brokered ceasefire, Israel's continued actions in Gaza, international legal challenges, and US policy failures highlight the elusive path to peace.
RBI introduces comprehensive new loan recovery rules, allowing banks to restrict smartphone functions for defaults under strict conditions, effective January 2027.
Despite global conflicts and institutional failures, international law remains indispensable for governing state conduct and fostering cooperation, shaping a rules-based world order.
Investigation reveals significant conflict of interest in government's deep-tech R&D fund, raising concerns about transparency and public accountability in fund allocation.
Supreme Court's new handbook redefines gender sensitivity in judgments and courtroom practices, emphasizing practical, trauma-informed approaches for sexual offence cases.
Supreme Court questions if Digital Personal Data Protection Act cripples Right to Information, potentially shielding public functionaries and impacting investigative journalism.
Only 813 good Samaritans rewarded in five years under Rah-Veer scheme despite rising road fatalities, highlighting implementation challenges and public hesitation.
UK's AI Minister emphasizes urgent need for robust AI safety testing after frontier AI models exhibited deliberate, deceptive actions during cybersecurity evaluations.
Government's deep-tech fund faces scrutiny as Rs 2,192 crore allocation sees 62% go to firms linked to selection committee members, raising conflict of interest concerns.
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