Two Australian teens are contesting a new law banning social media accounts for under-16s, claiming it violates their rights. The law aims to protect children from harmful content.
Policy & Regulation
South Korea's ruling party has introduced a bill to create a fund for $350 billion in U.S. investments, crucial for tariff reductions. This move aims to strengthen economic ties with the U.S.
The Supreme Court is reviewing a petition for a national compensation policy for unjust imprisonment. This is significant for ensuring justice for wrongfully imprisoned individuals.
Airtel claims Tejas Networks' equipment is causing network interference in Rajasthan, while Tejas refutes these allegations. The Department of Telecom is involved in resolving the issue.
The Dalit Sangharsha Samiti condemned the RSS for undermining constitutional values during its recent route march, which was allowed under court orders. This marks a significant moment in the RSS's history.
The Press Club of India criticized the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, citing ambiguities that threaten press freedom. They seek constructive engagement with the government.
Union Minister Piyush Goyal met with Indian pharmaceutical stakeholders to discuss growth and regulation amid global tariff concerns. The government aims to strengthen the sector's global competitiveness.
President Trump has announced 'The Genesis Mission' to harness AI for scientific advancements. This initiative aims to unify national laboratories and accelerate research.
Dr Reddy's chairman emphasizes the need for collaboration between government and industry to enhance healthcare delivery in India. This partnership is crucial for future healthcare readiness.
Germany has lifted a partial arms embargo on Israel, prompting criticism from Amnesty International for being reckless and unlawful. This decision comes amid ongoing violence in Gaza.
Canada's new citizenship law allows parents born abroad to pass citizenship to their children born outside Canada, benefiting many Indian-origin families.
The government is exploring measures to lower energy use in the air conditioning sector due to rising demand. This includes new technologies and domestic manufacturing initiatives.