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What is the Public Examinations (Prevention of Unfair Means) Act, 2024?

A day before the National Eligibility-Entrance Test-Post Graduate (2024) was to be conducted, the exam was postponed. The reasons, reportedly, were that there were...

Harmony in diversity: Surendra Mehta’s mission of unity at Kullu’s Pir Baba shrine

Surendra Mehta, also known as Bhai Ji, maintains the shrine of Pir Baba Lala Wale in Kullu, a place that promotes communal harmony by welcoming devotees of all faiths. His family's century-long dedication exemplifies unity and peace, fostering interfaith relationships in a diverse and often divided India.

Unmasking the 2024 Lok Sabha Elections: Teesta Setalvad’s Deep Dive

Teesta Setalvad breaks down the 2024 Lok Sabha elections

Where & what to recall, what & how to dig and unearth, how to get published: The inimitable story of AG Noorani

Ten years three months ago, Abdul Ghafoor Noorani, the near always frowning nonagerian who passed away yesterday, August 29, 18 days before he completed...

Unified Pension Scheme is a Policy to Loot Employees’ Savings: AIPF

UPS is also against SC/ST/OBC employees who generally enter service at the age of 40 due to age relaxations and can only complete 20 years of service by retirement age, said AIPF chief S R Darapuri.

Assam: Partial relief, over 9 lakh people to get Aadhaar card, serious questions for excluded 18 lakh

With over 18 lakh people still denied access to essential services, questions arise about the criteria, fairness and transparency of the Assam government's recent decision to unblock Aadhaar cards for only a fraction of those affected

2024: Cow vigilantism escalates in July and August with rumour-driven raids and violent assaults on Muslim while legal consequences for perpetrators missing?

Amidst increasing cow-related violence, police inaction and mob brutality create a climate of fear for minorities and marginalized groups; enforcement efforts remain conspicuously absent.

Balancing Countervailing Rights: SC lays down guidelines for portrayal of Persons with Disabilities in visual media

The Supreme Court, on July 8, in the case of Nipun Malhotra vs. Sony Pictures Films Pvt Ltd [2024 INSC 465] has laid down a framework for the portrayal of Persons with Disabilities in visual media like cinema.

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