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The Supreme Court has blamed the Centre and the States for filing government litigation and increasing the workload of the Courts. In spite of repeated requests, the bureaucracy, both at the Centre and the States are filing litigations and aren’t responding to the judiciary’s requests to not file appeals. A bench of Justices Sanjay Kishan … Read more
In August this year, Google promised a new update to the ‘Wear OS’, a new watch-based operating system that Google sees as the next Android. The update is officially rolling out on its first device, the Suunto-7 which is still currently based on Android 9 Pie. Even though many people tried to install the update … Read more
Nine US drugmakers pledge to test the new Coronavirus vaccine well before releasing it to the public. Though they did not rule out an emergency authorization of the vaccine, they have promised to release the vaccine after thoroughly testing it with the help of ‘high quality clinical trials’. They also promised to follow guidance from … Read more
A French terminally ill man, Alan Cocq planned to livestream his death as he suffered from an incurable condition that caused his arteries to stick together. By doing so, he wanted to highlight France’s complicated Right-to-Die law, which did not allow him to ‘die with dignity’ because he had no reason to live like a … Read more
Pakistani experts claim that the ‘lives’ of millions of Indian Muslims are at stake due to rising ‘Islamophobia practised by the Government of India. They warn of a ‘humanitarian crisis’ as Muslims across the country will plan to ‘flee’ from India.
This PIL challenges the notion of the law that gave undue importance to the marriage officer whose main job was to register the marriage.
The US, UK, Germany, Belgium and France have decided to block Pakistan’s proposal to designate two Indians as ‘global terrorists’ at the United Nations Security Council (UNSC).
Charlie Hebdo, a French satirical weekly, republished the controversial cartoons on Prophet Muhammed as the trial of those accused of the massacre at its official start. “We will never lie down. We will never give up,” its director Laurent “Riss” Sourisseau wrote in the editorial in its latest publication. Two Islamist gunmen, brothers Said and … Read more
With fool-proof planning and execution, the Indian Army managed to occupy the southern bank of the Pangong Tso lake despite the use of surveillance equipment and cameras from the Chinese side.
After a lot of dilly-dallying, the Association of South East Asian Nations (ASEAN) has agreed to review the Comprehensive Economic Cooperation Agreement (CECA) signed with India. After months of inaction, the Indian government has threatened to pull out of the agreement if nothing is done soon.