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NCERT book row: SC thanks media for bringing issue into public domain

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New Delhi: The Supreme Court Thursday thanked the media for bringing to the fore the issue concerning NCERT's Class 8 social science book containing "offending" contents on corruption in the judiciary, saying otherwise the damage would have been "completely irreversible". A bench comprising Chief Justice Surya Kant and Justices Joymalya Bagchi and Vipul M Pancholi Thursday imposed a blanket ban on any further publication, reprinting or digital dissemination of the book,...

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PM Modi leaves for India after concluding Israel visit

Jerusalem: Prime Minister Narendra Modi Thursday left for India after concluding his two-day visit to Israel during which the two countries elevated their 'time-tested' relationship to a special strategic partnership. It was PM Modi's second visit to Israel in nine years. During his visit, PM Modi held talks with his Israeli counterpart Benjamin Netanyahu and President Isaac Herzog. After the Modi-Netanyahu talks, the two countries inked several agreements and decided to...

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Sebi asks entities to disclose registration numbers on social media

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New Delhi: Markets regulator Sebi Thursday directed all entities regulated by it, along with their agents, to prominently disclose their registered name and registration number on social media platforms (SMPs) while posting securities market-related content. The requirement will apply to stock brokers, mutual funds, asset management companies (AMCs), investment advisers, research analysts, alternative investment funds (AIFs), portfolio managers and other intermediaries. "With the rapid increase in the use and acceptance of...

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‘The Kerala Story 2’ makers move to apex court after stay on release

Mumbai: The makers of the upcoming film The Kerala Story 2 – Goes Beyond have approached the Apex court, after the Kerala High Court granted an interim stay on the release of the film Thursday. The Kerala High Court noted that, prima facie, there is a non-application of mind by the Censor Board while certifying the movie. Justice Bechu Kurian Thomas passed the stay order while hearing two petitions challenging the...

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Alexander De Croo   This year's Munich Security Conference brought plenty of talk about geopolitics, spheres of influence, the future of NATO, and defence budgets. But as much as these debates matter, they no longer define the full spectrum of power. In today's fractured world, security is not just about tanks and treaties. It also depends on...

OWSSB clears long-pending employee welfare reforms

Bhubaneswar: The 28th board meeting of Odisha Water Supply and Sewerage Board (OWSSB) Thursday approved a series of long-pending administrative, financial and employee welfare reforms aimed at strengthening institutional efficiency and boosting workforce morale. The meeting was chaired by Housing and Urban Development (H&UD) Minister and OWSSB Chairperson Krushna Chandra Mohapatra. Senior officials, including representatives from allied...

Charikandha to hit screens today

Bhubaneswar: The much-acclaimed Odia short film Charikandha, produced under the banner of Ritupriya Production, is set to hit the big screen Friday. The 36-minute film has participated in more than 46 national and international film festivals and has won over 22 awards. Notably, Charikandha was screened in the mid-length film category at the prestigious Hokkaido International Film...

Ridleys reloaded: Rewriting the conservation narrative

By Kartik Shanker Every winter, there are three ‘tsunamis’ that hit the east coast of India. The most striking is the remarkable arribada or mass nesting of Olive Ridley turtles in Odisha, when tens or hundreds of thousands of female turtles nest simultaneously within a few days at Rushikulya or Gahirmatha. At the same time, many thousands...

SHIRTLESS, NOT SHAMELESS

By Rajdeep Sardesai The 'shirtless' Youth Congress protest at the AI summit in Delhi has produced the kind of reactions that now arrive almost by reflex. Outrage. Mockery. Moral grandstanding. Within minutes, social media and hyper-ventilating prime time shows playing the visuals in a loop had delivered its verdict: the protest was “misguided,” “embarrassing,” even a “national...

Hard Power

By Alexander De Croo This year's Munich Security Conference brought plenty of talk about geopolitics, spheres of influence, the future of NATO, and defense budgets. But as much as these debates matter, they no longer define the full spectrum of power. In today's fractured world, security is not just about tanks and treaties. It also depends on...

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T20 World Cup: India beat Zimbabwe by 72 runs in Super 8 clash

Chennai: Abhishek Sharma and Hardik Pandya struck blazing half-centuries as India thrashed Zimbabwe by 72 runs in their must-win Super 8 match to keep their semifinal hopes alive in the T20 World Cup Thursday. Abhishek smashed a brisk 30-ball 55 to provide early momentum, adding 48 runs for the opening wicket with Sanju Samson (24) after Zimbabwe...

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Orissa HC orders police training on furnishing written grounds of arrest

Cuttack: The Orissa High Court has directed the state police and the home department to ensure proper training of police personnel on the constitutional requirement of furnishing written grounds of arrest to every person taken into custody. The order was passed last week by Justice Gourishankar Satapathy while hearing a bail plea in connection with the July...

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Documents gutted in fire at Odisha Lokayukta office

Bhubaneswar: Some documents stored inside the record room of the Odisha Lokayukta office were gutted in a minor fire that broke out following a suspected electrical short circuit Thursday, an official said. The blaze broke out in one part of the record room of the office located inside the Toshali Bhawan in Satyanagar area around 10 am,...

 

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