Mr. Joshi, a Mumbai resident, successfully overturned a housing society's eviction order after a 38-year legal battle, with the Maharashtra State Co-Operative Appellate Court ruling that societies lack the right to evict owners under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act.
Defence Minister Rajnath Singh hailed the Territorial Army as a key contributor to 'Viksit Bharat' during a parliamentary consultative committee meeting in New Delhi, highlighting its roles in security, disaster response, and environmental conservation.
China implemented new export controls on drones and sanctions on US companies in response to recent US measures, demonstrating a matured retaliatory economic toolkit.
Top scorers admitted to the University of Hong Kong's medical school aim to combine clinical practice with medical research, inspired by personal mentors and a desire to contribute to society.
US AI pioneer Andrew Ng and other experts argue that Chinese open-weight models offer better safety and security than closed-source American models, which often block legitimate cybersecurity requests due to excessive safeguards.
Economist Vasily Koltashov warns that Ukraine faces a severe winter logistics and infrastructure crisis due to damaged roads, destroyed fuel stations, and compromised Soviet-era water and energy systems.
A survey of NHS radiographers reveals a noticeable rise in overt racist abuse from patients, including being called monkeys, dirty foreigners, and facing refusals of care based on skin color.
Hong Kong's Catholic diocese has advised its worshippers to avoid masses led by the Society of Saint Pius X (SSPX), a conservative group excommunicated by the Vatican. This follows reports of an SSPX priest holding regular events in the city, with the diocese citing the group's rejection of Vatican II teachings and lack of communion with the Church.
Russia has delivered 11 tons of medical equipment and medicine to Iran as humanitarian aid, facilitated by Medargo and the Great Fatherland charity foundation. This delivery comes amidst escalating tensions and renewed attacks between the United States and Iran, following a previous ceasefire agreement.
Student suicides in India, including that of 18-year-old Akanksha, have surged following the cancellation of a medical entrance exam taken by 2 million students due to leaks. This, combined with high unemployment and an unregulated coaching industry, has triggered widespread protests against Prime Minister Narendra Modi's government, leading to the education minister's resignation.
Purple flowers, including lavender and salvias, are the most preferred garden color in the UK, according to RHS research. This trend, confirmed by garden designers, is linked to purple's calming effect and ability to attract pollinators, marking a shift from recent grey design trends.
Readers debate UK social care funding and reform, responding to Andy Burnham's call for cross-party agreement. Discussions cover wealth taxes, pension triple lock abolition, and the fairness of selling homes for care, emphasizing support for disabled individuals.
American materials scientist Elsa Reichmanis, a pioneer in semiconductor manufacturing, received China’s International Science and Technology Cooperation Award. She emphasized that scientific collaboration should transcend rivalry, describing science as a universal language benefiting all society.
Serbia's LGBTQ+ community faces increasing violence, with recorded attacks rising to 110 in the last year, amid a harshening social climate fueled by right-wing nationalist groups and lack of accountability for perpetrators.
An Ipsos study on British attitudes reveals a pessimistic, distrustful public with contradictory desires for lower taxes and better services. Despite general life happiness, many feel the social contract is broken and lack basic facts about state benefits.
Six candidates vying to lead the United Nations debated the importance of restoring the organization's credibility in a restrained discussion, one week before the formal selection process begins. Hopefuls faced questions from diplomats, UN employees, and civil society representatives.
Cricket icon Sachin Tendulkar has spoken out on nationwide NEET paper leak protests, urging society to uphold meritocracy and ensure students' hard work is rewarded. He reflected on his father's values, emphasizing that cheating is unacceptable. Other cricketers, including Shikhar Dhawan, Mohammad Kaif, and Irfan Pathan, also voiced support for students, with Kaif condemning police action against protestors in Delhi.
A new book, 'Gullah-Geechee Diasporas,' challenges the static view of Gullah Geechee culture, revealing its widespread influence across the US South and beyond. Editors Muhammad Fraser-Rahim and Elizabeth J West discuss how essays explore the community's dynamic history, language, music, and religion, emphasizing its significant contributions and ongoing evolution.
Pauline Hanson described domestic violence as a "two-way street" and advised abused women to "not put up with it," drawing strong criticism from advocates, politicians, and women's groups who accused the One Nation leader of victim-blaming and sending a dangerous message.
Property buyers in India may be liable for previous owners' unpaid maintenance dues, depending on state laws, society bye-laws, and sale deed clauses. Obtaining a No Dues Certificate and including an indemnity clause in the sale agreement are crucial steps to avoid post-purchase financial liabilities.
O Nobel de Economia Christopher Pissarides afirma que a IA não causa desemprego em massa, atuando como ferramenta de assistência. Contudo, alerta para a hiperconcentração de investimentos em IA em grandes metrópoles e a precarização salarial em setores imunes à automação, como enfermagem e hotelaria, gerando desigualdades regional e salarial.
Maharashtra minister Nitesh Rane questioned Bollywood actor Aamir Khan's third marriage, suggesting it could be seen as 'love jihad'. Rane urged the Hindu community to reconsider supporting such celebrities and their films.
A charity concert in Hong Kong aims to raise funds for children in poverty, including those living in subdivided flats. The event, organized by SoCO, will feature pupils like 13-year-old Yang Qi, who studies piano in a cramped living space, highlighting the challenges faced by underprivileged youth.
Matt Shea's documentary explores how crypto billionaires seek to bypass traditional democratic systems, influencing politics and law through wealth and new digital nations like Liberland, with figures like Justin Sun and Donald Trump Jr. involved.
