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India’s swift progress in space exploration and satellite launches has established the country as a significant contender in the global space race. As the Indian Space Research Organisation broadens its activities, the buildup of inactive satellites,...
On January 22, 2025, several gunmen coordinated an attack in Sumisip town inside a Basilan province. Deployed to prevent a U.N. livelihood project in the southern Philippines, the gunmen ambushed an army truck meant to secure...
A psychologist in India with a well-established career was arrested for sexually exploiting students over 15 years. This incident has not only undermined public trust in professional ethics but has also brought the systemic failures of...
In August 2024, the Maharashtra government introduced the Special Public Security Bill aiming to address “urban Naxalism”— essentially urban-based supporters or sympathizers of Naxalite ideologies. The Bill seeks to allow the state to criminalize “unlawful activity”...
India has recently reported five cases of Human Metapneumovirus (HMPV), raising concerns among doctors and citizens, leading to the government implementing new public health decisions. HMPV is a respiratory virus which is similar to the respiratory...
A respiratory disease known as HMPV has been spreading rapidly among Chinese citizens, particularly in northern China, targeting mainly children under 14. While there is a surge in reported infected cases, the situation is significantly different...
After former South Korean president Yoon Suk Yeol was impeached for abuse of martial law, Prime Minister Han Duck-soo took control over the country on December 14, 2024. After the impeachment vote from 192 lawmakers while...
India’s recent replacement of its colonial-era criminal laws marks a pivotal turning point in the nation’s legal history. This transformative reform, enacted in July 2024, seeks to dismantle the vestiges of a legal framework established over...
In India, the right to freedom of speech and expression is enshrined under Article 19(1)(a) of the Constitution. However, it is not absolute and is subject to “reasonable restrictions” under Article 19(2). Recent legal developments have...
Bangalore, previously labelled as “India’s Garden City”, has earned a bad reputation owing to its terrible roads and an ineffective infrastructure accompanied by insane traffic, this issue being a reason for major arguments and dissatisfaction amongst...
