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SpiceJet Fined Rs 1 Lakh By Consumer Protection Body Over 'Dark Patterns'
The CCPA said the authority had found that such practices "impair consumer autonomy, undermine informed decision-making and are inconsistent with the principles of fair and transparent consumer engagement".
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Ebola Responders Need Stronger Protection, Urges Africa CDC
US humanitarian worker supporting the ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has added critical urgency to the protection of health responders, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said.
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Should You Wear Sunscreen During The Monsoon? Dermatologists Answer
Clouds block visible sunlight but up to eighty percent of harmful UV rays still reach your skin during the monsoon season.
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Why Drinking 5 Cups Of Coffee A Day Might Be The Ultimate Shield For Your Liver
Compared with people who did not drink coffee, those who consumed five or more cups daily had a 32% lower risk of cirrhosis, a 47% lower risk of liver cancer, and a 42% lower risk of dying from liver-related diseases.
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IP Rating Explained: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying a Phone
IP ratings indicate how well a device is protected against dust and water under the IEC 60529 standard. This guide explains what the two digits in an IP rating represent and how popular ratings such as IP44, IP54, IP64, IP65, IP67, IP68, IP69 and IP69K differ. It also covers what these ratings mean in everyday use, their limitations, and why an IP-...
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Man Puts Up Posters Of Woman He 'Loved' To Get Her Wedding Cancelled
Police have seized the mobile phones used in the offence, the car used while pasting the posters, and the printed material.
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Congress Lake Protection Wing HYDRAA Faces Charges Of Selective Targeting
HYDRAA said the land is listed in survey records as "vacant land, tank submerged" and that no no-objection certificate was issued by the district administration.
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Delhi Revives Child Rights Commission After 3 Years; Watchdog Gets New Team
The Delhi government on Tuesday reconstituted the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR), appointing a Chairperson and four members to restore the functioning of the statutory body.
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Delhi Sets July-End Deadline For Child Protection Committees In Every School
The review further directed that first-time juvenile offenders should be provided counselling and rehabilitation.
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In A First, Ladakh Deploys 100 Ex-Armymen To Curb Eco Violations, Off-Roading
The move comes days after tourists were fined for driving through ecologically sensitive areas near Pangong Lake, as the administration steps up enforcement to protect the Union Territory's fragile environment.
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Minors Detained Over Murder Made To Do Sexual Acts, Bengaluru Cop Arrested
A case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, along with other applicable sections of law.
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Rs 2 Lakh Fine For Offroading In Pangong Lake Or Wildlife Areas Of Ladakh
For the first time in Ladakh, hefty penalty imposed on errant tourists for illegal off-roading in Pangong Lake and other protected wildlife areas of Ladakh
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Homebuyers Can Claim Delay Compensation Even After Possession: Supreme Court
The top court observed that a claim for compensation for delayed possession necessarily arises from the period prior to the actual delivery of possession.
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Centre Amends Rajasthan Protected Areas List For Foreign Nationals' Travel
Centre amends Rajasthan protected areas list where foreign nationals need special authorisation.
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Why India's New Data Law Is A Costly Wake-Up Call
DPDP Act: A startup spending Rs 1-2 crore annually could see operational costs rise by an additional Rs 20-40 lakh, as per experts.
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SpiceJet Fined Rs 1 Lakh By Consumer Protection Body Over 'Dark Patterns'
The CCPA said the authority had found that such practices "impair consumer autonomy, undermine informed decision-making and are inconsistent with the principles of fair and transparent consumer engagement".
-
Ebola Responders Need Stronger Protection, Urges Africa CDC
US humanitarian worker supporting the ongoing Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak response in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) has added critical urgency to the protection of health responders, the Africa Centres for Disease Control and Prevention (Africa CDC) said.
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Should You Wear Sunscreen During The Monsoon? Dermatologists Answer
Clouds block visible sunlight but up to eighty percent of harmful UV rays still reach your skin during the monsoon season.
-
Why Drinking 5 Cups Of Coffee A Day Might Be The Ultimate Shield For Your Liver
Compared with people who did not drink coffee, those who consumed five or more cups daily had a 32% lower risk of cirrhosis, a 47% lower risk of liver cancer, and a 42% lower risk of dying from liver-related diseases.
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IP Rating Explained: Everything You Need to Know Before Buying a Phone
IP ratings indicate how well a device is protected against dust and water under the IEC 60529 standard. This guide explains what the two digits in an IP rating represent and how popular ratings such as IP44, IP54, IP64, IP65, IP67, IP68, IP69 and IP69K differ. It also covers what these ratings mean in everyday use, their limitations, and why an IP-...
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Man Puts Up Posters Of Woman He 'Loved' To Get Her Wedding Cancelled
Police have seized the mobile phones used in the offence, the car used while pasting the posters, and the printed material.
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Congress Lake Protection Wing HYDRAA Faces Charges Of Selective Targeting
HYDRAA said the land is listed in survey records as "vacant land, tank submerged" and that no no-objection certificate was issued by the district administration.
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Delhi Revives Child Rights Commission After 3 Years; Watchdog Gets New Team
The Delhi government on Tuesday reconstituted the Delhi Commission for Protection of Child Rights (DCPCR), appointing a Chairperson and four members to restore the functioning of the statutory body.
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Delhi Sets July-End Deadline For Child Protection Committees In Every School
The review further directed that first-time juvenile offenders should be provided counselling and rehabilitation.
-
In A First, Ladakh Deploys 100 Ex-Armymen To Curb Eco Violations, Off-Roading
The move comes days after tourists were fined for driving through ecologically sensitive areas near Pangong Lake, as the administration steps up enforcement to protect the Union Territory's fragile environment.
-
Minors Detained Over Murder Made To Do Sexual Acts, Bengaluru Cop Arrested
A case has been registered under relevant provisions of the Protection of Children from Sexual Offences (POCSO) Act, along with other applicable sections of law.
-
Rs 2 Lakh Fine For Offroading In Pangong Lake Or Wildlife Areas Of Ladakh
For the first time in Ladakh, hefty penalty imposed on errant tourists for illegal off-roading in Pangong Lake and other protected wildlife areas of Ladakh
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Homebuyers Can Claim Delay Compensation Even After Possession: Supreme Court
The top court observed that a claim for compensation for delayed possession necessarily arises from the period prior to the actual delivery of possession.
-
Centre Amends Rajasthan Protected Areas List For Foreign Nationals' Travel
Centre amends Rajasthan protected areas list where foreign nationals need special authorisation.
-
Why India's New Data Law Is A Costly Wake-Up Call
DPDP Act: A startup spending Rs 1-2 crore annually could see operational costs rise by an additional Rs 20-40 lakh, as per experts.
