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Jury Finds YouTube, Instagram Liable In Social Media Addiction Trial
After more than 40 hours of deliberation across 9 days, California jurors decided Meta and YouTube were negligent in the design or operation of their platforms.
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India Plans To Amend Nuclear Liability Laws Ahead Of PM's Expected US Visit
India on Saturday announced plans to amend its nuclear liability law and set up a nuclear energy mission, a move that came ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's likely visit to the US.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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This Party's Assets Shot Up By 152% In A Year: Report
The total assets declared by eight national parties in 2021-22 was Rs 8,829.16 crore, up from Rs 7,297.62 crore during 2020-21, poll rights body ADR said in its report.
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European Union's AI Liability Directive to Make It Easier to Sue AI Systems, Drone Makers for Compensation
The European Union is set to announce the AI Liability Directive draft rules on Wednesday, as it aims to empower individuals and companies that suffer harm from drones, robots, and other products or services equipped with artificial intelligence software to sue for compensation. The rules aim to address the increasing proliferation of AI-enabled pr...
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Everything About Third-Party Liability Insurance
Third-party insurance is now mandated by the government at the time of buying a new car. But do you really know what it means and what it entails? Well, worry not if you don't for we have a comprehensive article explaining everything there is to know about third-party insurances.
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Rajya Sabha Passes Limited Liability Partnership Amendment Bill
Rajya Sabha passed the Limited Liability Partnership (Amendment) Bill, which seeks to encourage the start-up ecosystem and further boost ease of doing business, amid uproar by the opposition on Pegasus snooping row and other issues.
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Online Liability Reform Would Make Internet Worse: Twitter CEO
Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey said in remarks prepared for Congress Tuesday that proposals to reform a law providing online liability protection could lead to more "harmful content" by limiting the ability of platforms to remove abusive material.
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Wikimedia Foundation Expresses Worry Over India's Proposed Intermediary Rules
Wikimedia Foundation has underlined that the proposed changes would have a negative impact on “access to knowledge and participation for Indians online” and “hinder” the mission to provide free access to knowledge through a platform such as Wikipedia.
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Donald Trump Owes Lenders At Least $315 Million, Shows Financial Disclosure
President Donald Trump had personal liabilities of at least $315.6 million to German, US and other lenders as of mid-2017, according to a federal financial disclosure form released late on Friday by the US Office of Government Ethics.
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No Need For Employees To Declare Assets Till New Rules Framed: Centre
Central government employees, who had a December 31 deadline to declare their assets and liabilities under Lokpal Act, do not need to make the disclosure for now as government is finalising a fresh set of rules.
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Concern Over India's Nuclear Liability Law Still Remains: French Firm EDF
A month after India and France signed an agreement to take forward a deal to supply six nuclear reactors for Jaitapur plant, French firm EDF has said concern over India's liability law still remains and that it will give a fresh pricing proposal for these units.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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Suppliers Can't Be Sued For Accidents, Operators Can: Details of Nuclear Deal With US
The Indian government has released details of its nuclear agreement, which was sealed in meetings between India and the US, during US President Barack Obama's recent visit to India. The two countries have come to agreement on points ranging from liability in the event of mishaps to the tracking of supplied nuclear material.
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N-Deal Good, But Don't Expect Results Before 2023, Says Its Architect
Amid all the hype around the breakthrough in the Indo-US nuclear deal, Anil Kakodkar, the original architect of the agreement has said one cannot expect electricity from the imported reactors before 2023.
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Jury Finds YouTube, Instagram Liable In Social Media Addiction Trial
After more than 40 hours of deliberation across 9 days, California jurors decided Meta and YouTube were negligent in the design or operation of their platforms.
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India Plans To Amend Nuclear Liability Laws Ahead Of PM's Expected US Visit
India on Saturday announced plans to amend its nuclear liability law and set up a nuclear energy mission, a move that came ahead of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's likely visit to the US.
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Rap Music Serves As Evidence In Many Trials Across UK, Study Reveals
A recent study from the University of Manchester has revealed a concerning trend in England and Wales, where rap and drill music are being utilized as evidence in criminal trials, particularly those involving youth violence.
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This Party's Assets Shot Up By 152% In A Year: Report
The total assets declared by eight national parties in 2021-22 was Rs 8,829.16 crore, up from Rs 7,297.62 crore during 2020-21, poll rights body ADR said in its report.
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European Union's AI Liability Directive to Make It Easier to Sue AI Systems, Drone Makers for Compensation
The European Union is set to announce the AI Liability Directive draft rules on Wednesday, as it aims to empower individuals and companies that suffer harm from drones, robots, and other products or services equipped with artificial intelligence software to sue for compensation. The rules aim to address the increasing proliferation of AI-enabled pr...
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Everything About Third-Party Liability Insurance
Third-party insurance is now mandated by the government at the time of buying a new car. But do you really know what it means and what it entails? Well, worry not if you don't for we have a comprehensive article explaining everything there is to know about third-party insurances.
-
Rajya Sabha Passes Limited Liability Partnership Amendment Bill
Rajya Sabha passed the Limited Liability Partnership (Amendment) Bill, which seeks to encourage the start-up ecosystem and further boost ease of doing business, amid uproar by the opposition on Pegasus snooping row and other issues.
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Online Liability Reform Would Make Internet Worse: Twitter CEO
Twitter chief executive Jack Dorsey said in remarks prepared for Congress Tuesday that proposals to reform a law providing online liability protection could lead to more "harmful content" by limiting the ability of platforms to remove abusive material.
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Wikimedia Foundation Expresses Worry Over India's Proposed Intermediary Rules
Wikimedia Foundation has underlined that the proposed changes would have a negative impact on “access to knowledge and participation for Indians online” and “hinder” the mission to provide free access to knowledge through a platform such as Wikipedia.
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Donald Trump Owes Lenders At Least $315 Million, Shows Financial Disclosure
President Donald Trump had personal liabilities of at least $315.6 million to German, US and other lenders as of mid-2017, according to a federal financial disclosure form released late on Friday by the US Office of Government Ethics.
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No Need For Employees To Declare Assets Till New Rules Framed: Centre
Central government employees, who had a December 31 deadline to declare their assets and liabilities under Lokpal Act, do not need to make the disclosure for now as government is finalising a fresh set of rules.
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Concern Over India's Nuclear Liability Law Still Remains: French Firm EDF
A month after India and France signed an agreement to take forward a deal to supply six nuclear reactors for Jaitapur plant, French firm EDF has said concern over India's liability law still remains and that it will give a fresh pricing proposal for these units.
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Passengers to be Paid Much More for Flight Delays, Lost Luggage
The Union Cabinet today cleared changes in the Air Carriage Act to ensure that Airlines will pay more in damages to passengers for flight delays, loss of baggage and accidental death.
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Suppliers Can't Be Sued For Accidents, Operators Can: Details of Nuclear Deal With US
The Indian government has released details of its nuclear agreement, which was sealed in meetings between India and the US, during US President Barack Obama's recent visit to India. The two countries have come to agreement on points ranging from liability in the event of mishaps to the tracking of supplied nuclear material.
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N-Deal Good, But Don't Expect Results Before 2023, Says Its Architect
Amid all the hype around the breakthrough in the Indo-US nuclear deal, Anil Kakodkar, the original architect of the agreement has said one cannot expect electricity from the imported reactors before 2023.
