The recent enactment of Australia's 'right to disconnect' law marks a significant step in redefining the work-life balance for employees, offering them legal protection from being penalized for not engaging…
The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)'s proposition to introduce Open Book Examinations (OBE) for students in classes 9 to 12 marks a significant departure from traditional examination methods. This…
An extensive epidemiological investigation, encompassing the medical outcomes of 99 million individuals subsequent to the administration of COVID-19 vaccinations, has elucidated a marginally elevated incidence of certain idiosyncratic adverse events,…
In a high-stakes legal drama that has captivated international attention, WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange faces what may be his final battle against extradition to the United States. Set to commence…
The Maharashtra government's recent decision to exempt private unaided schools from the mandate of reserving 25% of seats for economically disadvantaged students, as stipulated by the Right to Education (RTE)…
The recent report by United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres paints a harrowing picture of Afghanistan under Taliban rule, marking a significant regression in the global fight against terrorism. Since their…
The recent revelations made to the Calcutta High Court about the condition of women prisoners in West Bengal have thrown a stark light on a deeply troubling issue within our…
In a landmark decision that redefines the contours of political financing in India, the Supreme Court's unanimous verdict to strike down the electoral bond scheme marks a pivotal moment in…
The recent directive from the Health Ministry, under the vigilant oversight of Secretary Apurva Chandra, to the Ministry of External Affairs, casts a spotlight on a pressing and ethically fraught…
India's Diplomatic Victory: Rescuing Navy Veterans from Qatar In a move that has been widely hailed as a diplomatic victory for India, the release of eight Indian Navy veterans by…
