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The Centre may soon allow the ministries of Home Affairs, External Affairs, Defence, and Information and Broadcasting to issue content blocking orders to social media platforms under Section 69 (A) of the Information Technology (IT) Act, 2000, a power currently only available to the IT Ministry.
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Over 400 people were killed and more than 250 injured in an airstrike by Pakistan on a drug rehabilitation centre in Kabul, Afghanistan's Taliban government said Tuesday, sharply escalating tensions between the two neighbours.
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Reading down the provision that put a limit on the age of the child for an adoptive mother to be entitled for maternity leave, the Supreme Court on Tuesday also urged Centre to come up with a provision recognising paternity leave as a social security benefit. The top court held that an adoptive mother should be entitled to maternity leave of 12 weeks, irrespective of the age of the adopted child.
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The Supreme Court on Tues-day asked what should be the scope and relevance of the definition of "industry" adopted by it during the socialist phase in 1978 in 'Bangalore Water Supply & Sewerage Board v R Rajappa' case after the economic reforms of 1991.
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Citing the pressures of the "increasingly complex" administrative environment and need for strengthening the "service ethos" amongst civil servants, a Parliamentary Standing Committee has recommended the government introduce mental health support and training on "seva bhav" (spirit of service) for bureaucrats.
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How accurately does India's GDP capture what is happening in the economy? It is a question serious economists have been wrestling with for some years. The February 27 revision to the national accounts methodology-developed through what even the authors of a recent paper on the issue describe as "commendable consultations" - is the most substantive effort to improve GDP estimation.
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India is set to oppose a key US-led World Trade Organisation (WTO) proposal seeking a permanent moratorium on customs duties on electronic transmissions at the 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14) set to be held in Cameroon later this month, The Indian Express has learned.
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Less than 7% of male Indian graduates manage to find a permanent salaried job within a year, with the proportion being an even lower 3.7% when it comes to a white-collar job, according to Azim Premji University's (APU) State of Working India 2026 report. The report, released on Tuesday, also said a mere 4% of males who pass the 12th standard find a permanent salaried job in the first year, with the figure being a minuscule 1.5% for white-collar jobs.
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The Macroeconomic impact of global crude oil prices of up to $90 per barrel on the Indian economy is "almost insignificant or not relevant", Chief Economic Advisor (CEA) V Anantha Nageswaran has told the Parliamentary Standing Committee on Finance. However, should prices rise to $130/bbl and stay there for 2-3 quarters, then headline retail inflation in FY27 could jump to 5.5% and GDP growth could fall to 6.4%.
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"The main thrust of the law is integration, emphasising that while ethnicities have their own valuable traditions and languages, there must be a common sense of identity as 'Chinese People' and building this conception requires some assimilation." While integration generally means di-verse parts coming together, assimilation sees groups mirroring the practices of the dominant group to blend in.
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India has always been dependent on the world's energy producers on account of it having to import a vast majority of its fuel needs. But the last half-a-decade, starting with Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the US and Israel's attacks on Iran and the subsequent closure of the Strait of Hormuz, has shown just how vulnerable the economy is.
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A bill introduced in Parliament last week seeks to make major changes to the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019, drawing criticism from transgender and LGBT+ groups across the country. The Transgender Protection (Amendment) Bill 2026 seeks to remove the right to gender self-identification, recognised by the Supreme Court in its landmark 2014 judgment, and introduce medical certification for identity recognition.
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