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Botswana Faces Backlash Over Killing Of 23 Elephants For Independence Feast
Botswana has faced criticism from animal rights and conservation groups after authorities authorised the killing of 23 elephants for meat during the country's 60th independence celebrations.
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Judicial System Has Long Focused On Accused And Offence, Says Chief Justice
Justice Surya Kant made the remarks while inaugurating a Victim Rights Centre (VRC) at the Bihar State Legal Services Authority (BSLSA) premises here.
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Chief Justice To Inaugurate India's 1st Victim Rights Centre Today In Patna
The Centre will be inaugurated by Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant at the Bihar State Legal Services Authority in Patna today.
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A Right-Sided Heart, A 3kg Tumour: A Rare Surgery Gives Ahmedabad's 11-Year-Old A New Life
Late diagnosis often means late intervention, by which, tumours have had the time to grow large enough to distort or compress the organs around them, resulting into a far more complex surgical problem.
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"They Turned PoK Into A Graveyard": Kashmiri Woman Who Slammed Pakistan At UN
Speaking to NDTV, Akhtar said Pakistan's biggest falsehood was referring to PoK as "Azad Kashmir".
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Hospitals Refuse Treating Transgenders Under-19 In A Deal With Trump Office
The hospitals have said the deals will not impact how their pediatric mental healthcare programs treat transgender children.
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Customer Shocked After Waiter Pockets Rs 80 Change As Tip Without Permission: 'Paid Rs 1,000 For Rs 920 Bill'
Customer stated that they were left 'shocked' by the incident, which escalated into a heated argument with the waiter as well as the hotel manager.
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Medical Emergency Forces Kerala Man To Cancel Thailand Trip, Gets Rs 40,000 Refund
Kerala consumer commission orders travel company to refund Rs 40000 after Thailand tour cancellation due to health issues.
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Understanding The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act And Rights For Nursing Mothers At Work
Many women encounter discrimination during pregnancy and after childbirth, despite state and federal laws designed to protect them.
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Meta Admits To Mistake Over Child Sexual Abuse Ads On Instagram: Report
Government sources asserted that just as service providers have many responsibilities, the social media company must take more onus going forward.
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Meta India Head Summoned For 3rd Time Over Child Abuse Advertisements
The case stems from a BBC Eye media report that said Instagram had been running advertisements promoting what appeared to be child sexual abuse material in India.
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Right-Wing Vigilante Swatantra Bhardwaj Gets Interim Bail In Case Of Assaulting Dalit Activist's Father
The Patiala House Court in Delhi granted the relief to Swatantra Bhardwaj
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Opinion | 80 Years After Holocaust, A Neo-Nazi-Linked Party Is On The Brink Of Power In Germany
The AfD terrifies many people because it reminds them of Hitler's Nazi Germany. It includes people with neo-Nazi backgrounds; its leaders have downplayed the Holocaust. Last week, it registered a landslide win in an election
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Delhi Orders Strict Police Checks For School Bus Drivers, Support Staff
The direction comes months after a school-safety drive in July found deficiencies in 774 of the 1,677 Delhi schools inspected, nearly 46 per cent.
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Ratnaveer Precision Engineering's Rs 329.99 Crore Rights Issue Subscribed 1.11x
The Rights Issue comprised 1,24,99,669 fully paid-up equity shares at Rs 264 per share, in the ratio of 7 Rights Equity Shares for every 40 shares held as on the Record Date of August 26, 2026.
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Botswana Faces Backlash Over Killing Of 23 Elephants For Independence Feast
Botswana has faced criticism from animal rights and conservation groups after authorities authorised the killing of 23 elephants for meat during the country's 60th independence celebrations.
-
Judicial System Has Long Focused On Accused And Offence, Says Chief Justice
Justice Surya Kant made the remarks while inaugurating a Victim Rights Centre (VRC) at the Bihar State Legal Services Authority (BSLSA) premises here.
-
Chief Justice To Inaugurate India's 1st Victim Rights Centre Today In Patna
The Centre will be inaugurated by Chief Justice of India Justice Surya Kant at the Bihar State Legal Services Authority in Patna today.
-
A Right-Sided Heart, A 3kg Tumour: A Rare Surgery Gives Ahmedabad's 11-Year-Old A New Life
Late diagnosis often means late intervention, by which, tumours have had the time to grow large enough to distort or compress the organs around them, resulting into a far more complex surgical problem.
-
"They Turned PoK Into A Graveyard": Kashmiri Woman Who Slammed Pakistan At UN
Speaking to NDTV, Akhtar said Pakistan's biggest falsehood was referring to PoK as "Azad Kashmir".
-
Hospitals Refuse Treating Transgenders Under-19 In A Deal With Trump Office
The hospitals have said the deals will not impact how their pediatric mental healthcare programs treat transgender children.
-
Customer Shocked After Waiter Pockets Rs 80 Change As Tip Without Permission: 'Paid Rs 1,000 For Rs 920 Bill'
Customer stated that they were left 'shocked' by the incident, which escalated into a heated argument with the waiter as well as the hotel manager.
-
Medical Emergency Forces Kerala Man To Cancel Thailand Trip, Gets Rs 40,000 Refund
Kerala consumer commission orders travel company to refund Rs 40000 after Thailand tour cancellation due to health issues.
-
Understanding The Pregnant Workers Fairness Act And Rights For Nursing Mothers At Work
Many women encounter discrimination during pregnancy and after childbirth, despite state and federal laws designed to protect them.
-
Meta Admits To Mistake Over Child Sexual Abuse Ads On Instagram: Report
Government sources asserted that just as service providers have many responsibilities, the social media company must take more onus going forward.
-
Meta India Head Summoned For 3rd Time Over Child Abuse Advertisements
The case stems from a BBC Eye media report that said Instagram had been running advertisements promoting what appeared to be child sexual abuse material in India.
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Right-Wing Vigilante Swatantra Bhardwaj Gets Interim Bail In Case Of Assaulting Dalit Activist's Father
The Patiala House Court in Delhi granted the relief to Swatantra Bhardwaj
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Opinion | 80 Years After Holocaust, A Neo-Nazi-Linked Party Is On The Brink Of Power In Germany
The AfD terrifies many people because it reminds them of Hitler's Nazi Germany. It includes people with neo-Nazi backgrounds; its leaders have downplayed the Holocaust. Last week, it registered a landslide win in an election
-
Delhi Orders Strict Police Checks For School Bus Drivers, Support Staff
The direction comes months after a school-safety drive in July found deficiencies in 774 of the 1,677 Delhi schools inspected, nearly 46 per cent.
-
Ratnaveer Precision Engineering's Rs 329.99 Crore Rights Issue Subscribed 1.11x
The Rights Issue comprised 1,24,99,669 fully paid-up equity shares at Rs 264 per share, in the ratio of 7 Rights Equity Shares for every 40 shares held as on the Record Date of August 26, 2026.
