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Cricket's New Rulebook: Matches Aren't Over, Tempers Are - MCC's New Laws Explained
Cricket has always been a game where the best moments sit uncomfortably close to the worst ones. One swing of the bat can make you immortal. One extra swing — of the wrong kind — can now cost you the match.
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Trump Seeks $1 Billion In Damages From Harvard University
US President Donald Trump said Monday his administration would seek $1 billion in damages from Harvard University after a New York Times report said the college had won some concessions in ongoing settlement negotiations with the government.
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Union Budget 2026: What Is The New Income Tax Act, 2025, Coming On April 1
The Income Tax Act, 2025 will come into force from April 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. It will replace the six-decade-old tax framework, with rules and tax forms to be notified soon
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"Are We Becoming A Regressive Society?" New UGC Equity Rules Stayed By Court
The University Grants Commission (UGC)'s new regulations have been put on hold by the Supreme Court amid widespread protests, especially by the general category students.
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Opposition Sloganeering Hits Parliament As President Mentions 'G RAM G' Law
Sloganeering erupted during the president's address during the Budget Session in the parliament this morning as the Opposition members registered their protest against the 'VB - G RAM G' law that aims to replace the MGNREGA scheme.
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Taliban's New Law Legalises Slavery In Afghanistan, Makes Mullahs Immune
The Taliban has formally entrenched a class-based justice system in Afghanistan under a newly enacted Criminal Procedure Code signed by its supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
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Venezuela Hopes Boost Oil Production By 18% In 2026: State-owned Body
Venezuela wants to boost its oil production by 18 percent this year through planned reforms that will fully open the sector to private investors, the head of the state oil giant PDVSA said.
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New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
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Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
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Negative-Energy 'Ghosts' In Space Could Point To New Laws Of Physics
Flashes like Cherenkov radiation in space may reveal negative-energy ghosts, hinting at gaps in gravity theories.
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Australia Puts India In 'Highest-Risk' Tier For Student Visas. What It Means
Australia has reclassified India to the highest-risk category (Assessment Level 3, or AL3) for student visas, imposing stricter documentary requirements and greater scrutiny on applications. The changes took effect on 8th January 2026.
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Take Care Of Your Parents Or Lose 15% Salary: Telangana Plans New Law
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that some senior citizens are neglected by their children.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
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Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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"New World Disorder": Shashi Tharoor On US Capture Of Maduro
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Wednesday raised concerns about the recent US capture of the Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, and said that the "law of the jungle of might is right" appears to be taking over.
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Cricket's New Rulebook: Matches Aren't Over, Tempers Are - MCC's New Laws Explained
Cricket has always been a game where the best moments sit uncomfortably close to the worst ones. One swing of the bat can make you immortal. One extra swing — of the wrong kind — can now cost you the match.
-
Trump Seeks $1 Billion In Damages From Harvard University
US President Donald Trump said Monday his administration would seek $1 billion in damages from Harvard University after a New York Times report said the college had won some concessions in ongoing settlement negotiations with the government.
-
Union Budget 2026: What Is The New Income Tax Act, 2025, Coming On April 1
The Income Tax Act, 2025 will come into force from April 1, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman said. It will replace the six-decade-old tax framework, with rules and tax forms to be notified soon
-
"Are We Becoming A Regressive Society?" New UGC Equity Rules Stayed By Court
The University Grants Commission (UGC)'s new regulations have been put on hold by the Supreme Court amid widespread protests, especially by the general category students.
-
Opposition Sloganeering Hits Parliament As President Mentions 'G RAM G' Law
Sloganeering erupted during the president's address during the Budget Session in the parliament this morning as the Opposition members registered their protest against the 'VB - G RAM G' law that aims to replace the MGNREGA scheme.
-
Taliban's New Law Legalises Slavery In Afghanistan, Makes Mullahs Immune
The Taliban has formally entrenched a class-based justice system in Afghanistan under a newly enacted Criminal Procedure Code signed by its supreme leader, Hibatullah Akhundzada.
-
Venezuela Hopes Boost Oil Production By 18% In 2026: State-owned Body
Venezuela wants to boost its oil production by 18 percent this year through planned reforms that will fully open the sector to private investors, the head of the state oil giant PDVSA said.
-
New Traffic Rule: 5 Violations In A Year Can Cost You Your Licence
The decision to suspend a licence will rest with the Regional Transport Office (RTO) or the District Transport Office (DTO).
-
Trump's New Tariff Threat, This Time Over Greenland
US President Donald Trump on Friday said that he may slap tariffs on countries that do not support his plans to take over Greenland.
-
Negative-Energy 'Ghosts' In Space Could Point To New Laws Of Physics
Flashes like Cherenkov radiation in space may reveal negative-energy ghosts, hinting at gaps in gravity theories.
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Australia Puts India In 'Highest-Risk' Tier For Student Visas. What It Means
Australia has reclassified India to the highest-risk category (Assessment Level 3, or AL3) for student visas, imposing stricter documentary requirements and greater scrutiny on applications. The changes took effect on 8th January 2026.
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Take Care Of Your Parents Or Lose 15% Salary: Telangana Plans New Law
Telangana Chief Minister Revanth Reddy said that some senior citizens are neglected by their children.
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Delhi Police To File FIRs For Wrong-Side Driving; Could India Soon See New Rule?
Filing FIRs for traffic offenders will not be the norm, instead will be used as a deterrent by Delhi Police.
-
Avoid Processed Food, Added Sugars: US Unveils New Dietary Guidelines
The dietary guidelines, required by law to be updated every five years, provide a template for a healthy diet. But in a country where more than half of adults have a diet-related chronic disease, few Americans actually follow the guidance, research.
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"New World Disorder": Shashi Tharoor On US Capture Of Maduro
Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Wednesday raised concerns about the recent US capture of the Venezuelan president, Nicolas Maduro, and said that the "law of the jungle of might is right" appears to be taking over.
