Bengaluru worker dies in construction site plank collapse
A 45-year-old construction worker died after falling from a collapsing plank at a Bengaluru building site. Safety concerns raised as authorities investigate the incident.
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Ex-Morgan Stanley Advisors Sue US Labor Dept Over Overtime
Two former Morgan Stanley wealth managers file lawsuit against US Labor Department, challenging overtime pay regulations that could reshape financial advisory compensation across India and global markets.
India's New Bill Protects Overseas Workers
India's groundbreaking proposed legislation aims to transform migrant worker rights, ensuring comprehensive protection and support for citizens working abroad. Learn how this bill could revolutionize overseas employment.
Tripura woman arrested for obscene FB posts on PM Modi
A 35-year-old woman from Tripura faces arrest for allegedly posting obscene content about PM Narendra Modi and Chief Minister Dr. Manik Saha on Facebook, sparking debates on digital freedom and legal boundaries in India.
EC notice to Prashant Kishor over double voter registration
Election Commission issues notice to political strategist Prashant Kishor over alleged dual voter enrollments in Bihar and West Bengal, raising questions about electoral integrity.
Prashant Kishor gets EC notice for dual voter registration
Election Commission serves notice to political strategist Prashant Kishor for being registered as voter in both Bihar and West Bengal simultaneously. Potential violation of electoral laws could impact his political ambitions.
J&K Assembly rejects illegal construction rights bill
In a decisive move, the Jammu and Kashmir Legislative Assembly has rejected a controversial bill that sought to grant proprietary rights to houses built illegally on government land, sparking intense debate about land governance and legal precedents.
Karnataka HC quashes rape case in dating app relationship
In a significant ruling, Karnataka High Court quashes rape case against man who met woman on dating app, emphasizing mutual consent in modern relationships. Landmark judgment sets precedent for dating app jurisprudence.
Bihar Migrants Return With Questions and Voting Power
As Bihar's migrant laborers return from urban centers, they bring back not just savings but critical questions about employment, development, and political accountability that could reshape the state's political landscape.
HRW: Pakistan Must Free Journalist Jailed Under Draconian Laws
Human Rights Watch intensifies pressure on Pakistan to drop all charges against journalist Ihtisham Magray, calling his prosecution a blatant attack on press freedom using controversial cybercrime laws.
Karnataka Mulls Menstrual Leave Bill for Working Women
Karnataka government explores landmark legislation granting paid menstrual leave to female employees, potentially setting national precedent for workplace equality and women's health rights.
Delhi HC: No Compromise for Sexual Offences, POCSO Case Continues
In a significant judgment, Delhi High Court refuses to quash POCSO case despite settlement, declaring sexual crimes against children aren't compoundable. Legal experts hail decision.
Mangaluru Police File Case Over Social Media Post
Mangaluru police register case against social media user for inflammatory post about religious figures. Investigation underway as authorities crack down on online content that could disrupt communal harmony.
Himachal Land Law Changes Spark BJP-Congress Clash
Himachal Pradesh government's proposal to ease land sale restrictions sparks political firestorm as BJP alleges Congress is sacrificing farmers' interests to benefit real estate developers.
Boeing Workers Reject 24% Wage Hike, Strike Continues
Boeing's 24% wage increase offer fails to end historic strike as workers demand better benefits. The 84-day standoff threatens production and delivery timelines.
India's Road Safety Crisis: Laws vs Reality
Despite comprehensive road safety legislation, India continues to witness alarming road fatalities. This investigative piece examines why strong laws fail to translate into safer roads and what needs to change.
Acid attack on woman by stalker in Delhi shocks nation
A 20-year-old woman suffered severe burns after her alleged stalker threw acid on her in Delhi's Ashok Vihar area. The shocking attack has triggered outrage and renewed demands for stricter acid attack laws in India.
UAE Leads Global VPN Usage: 6M Downloads & Legal Guide
The UAE leads worldwide VPN adoption with massive downloads, but is it legal? Essential guide for residents on regulations, risks, and proper usage.
Karnataka Gig Workers Act: Rules Soon, CESS Undecided
Karnataka is set to implement groundbreaking legislation for gig workers with new rules expected soon, though the crucial CESS amount remains undecided. Learn how this will impact platform workers across the state.
SC: Can Women Face POCSO Charges for Assaulting Boys?
Supreme Court examines crucial legal question - whether women can be prosecuted under POCSO Act for sexually assaulting minor boys, potentially rewriting India's child protection laws.
Indian worker's Saudi plea: 'Help me, I will die'
A viral video showing an Indian worker's desperate cry for help from Saudi Arabia prompts immediate intervention by Indian Embassy officials to rescue the distressed laborer.
SC to examine if POCSO Act is gender-neutral
The Supreme Court agrees to examine whether the POCSO Act is gender-neutral after a woman challenges criminal proceedings against her. Legal experts debate the interpretation of 'any person' in child protection laws.
Taiwan tightens security laws against Chinese espionage
Taiwan's legislature passes sweeping security law amendments to counter increasing Chinese infiltration and espionage activities, imposing stricter penalties and expanding legal definitions.
Queer India: History Colonialism Tried to Erase
Explore the hidden history of queer India through groundbreaking books that challenge colonial narratives and celebrate diverse sexualities across centuries of South Asian culture.
Kerala HC invalidates Mohanlal's ivory certificates
In a major blow to Malayalam superstar Mohanlal, Kerala HC declares his ivory tusk ownership certificates invalid, delivering a strong message about wildlife protection laws in India.
India's AI Rules vs Deepfake Threat: The Showdown
As India races to harness AI's potential, alarming deepfake cases expose critical gaps in regulation. Explore how proposed IT rules aim to balance innovation with citizen protection in the world's largest democracy.
Telangana accused of ignoring cow slaughter law
Bandi Sanjay Kumar alleges Congress government in Telangana is deliberately not implementing cow protection laws, sparking political controversy over animal welfare and religious sentiments.
Kerala HC voids Mohanlal's ivory certificates
Kerala High Court delivers landmark judgment striking down ivory possession certificates granted to superstar Mohanlal, citing violation of wildlife protection laws. Full analysis of the legal reasoning.
Pakistan weaponises terror laws against Baloch: Amnesty
Amnesty International condemns Pakistan's systematic misuse of anti-terrorism legislation to silence Baloch activists, journalists, and human rights defenders through enforced disappearances and arbitrary detention.
Punjab farmers booked for stubble burning in Sangrur
Sangrur police take action against agricultural pollution as three farmers booked for violating stubble burning ban. Case filed under environmental protection laws.
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