Actress Assault Case Verdict Due Today in Kerala Court
After 8 long years, the verdict in the high-profile actress assault case is set for December 8 at Ernakulam Court. WCC stands in solidarity with the survivor. Details inside.
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Court orders Rs 5 lakh compensation for boy's 2014 gaming zone death
A Dahod court has ordered a gaming zone owner and an insurance firm to pay Rs 5 lakh with 9% interest to the family of Aadil Pathan, who died of electrocution in 2014. The court cited clear negligence. Read the full story.
Karnataka's New Hate Speech Law Stirs Debate
Karnataka's new law defines hate speech more explicitly than central rules, sparking debate over free speech and legal overreach. Read the full analysis.
Advance Tax Rules: Exemptions, Deadlines for FY 2025-26
Understand India's advance tax rules for FY 2025-26. Know payment deadlines, key exemptions for senior citizens & salaried, and how to avoid penal interest. Plan your taxes now.
Karnataka's New Hate Speech Bill: First in India
Karnataka introduces India's first state-level Hate Speech Bill, proposing 2-10 years jail & collective liability. Explore the legal gap, Supreme Court's role, and how India currently regulates hate speech.
Speech Delay in Kids: Red Flags & Expert Advice
Worried your child isn't talking? Experts reveal key speech milestones, red flags like no words by 18 months, and how to encourage language at home. Early intervention is key.
Karnataka Approves Hate Speech Bill with Strict Penalties
Karnataka cabinet clears Hate Speech and Hate Crimes Bill 2025, defining offences and proposing jail up to 7 years. Also approves tunnel road for Bengaluru. Read details.
Mangaluru Police Case Against 13 Accounts for Hate Posts
Mangaluru police register a suo motu case against 13 social media accounts for sharing threatening and provocative content. Read the full details of the investigation and the accounts involved.
Punjab & Haryana HC denies bail to singer Sandeep Singh Attal
Punjab & Haryana High Court refuses anticipatory bail to singer Sandeep Singh Attal in hate speech case. Court cites risk to probe & public order. Details inside.
Dhruv Rathee on Feeling Safe in India, Online vs Real Life
In a candid Reddit AMA, YouTuber Dhruv Rathee addresses safety concerns in India, revealing the stark difference between online hate and real-life interactions. Read his surprising take.
HC Orders ₹20 Lakh Compensation in Tangedco Death Case
Madras High Court directs Tangedco to pay ₹20 lakh compensation to a woman whose husband died while working unofficially for a department employee. Justice upholds vicarious liability.
Advance Tax Deadline 15 Dec: Rules & Penalties
The 15 December advance tax deadline is approaching. Learn who must pay, the instalment schedule, and the interest penalty for missing the due date. Act now to avoid fines.
Banks Liable for Cyber Fraud Losses if Negligent: Haryana DGP
Haryana DGP OP Singh stated banks can be held responsible for financial losses in cyber fraud cases if due diligence lapses. New measures aim for faster refunds and a major awareness drive.
VCK Chief Slams Vijay's 'Hate Politics' Amid TN Power Struggle
VCK president Thol Thirumavalavan criticizes TVK's Vijay for focusing on 'hate politics' against DMK instead of ideology. Get the full details on the Tamil Nadu political clash.
VTuber Zentreya's New Model Sparks Major Online Controversy
Popular VTuber Zentreya's new 'General' model triggered a social media storm over alleged extremist symbolism. She and her sponsor have strongly denied the accusations. Read the full story.
NYT Strands Puzzle Tests Knowledge of Animal Collective Nouns
The New York Times Strands puzzle for November 30, 2025 features collective nouns for animal groups. Discover the answers and strategy for game number 637. Play now!
SC cancels bail in dowry death, calls it societal affront
Supreme Court cancels bail for husband in dowry death case, condemning the practice as an affront to society's collective conscience. Read the landmark judgment.
Tucker Carlson: Muslim Hate is Manufactured Operation
Tucker Carlson claims Islamophobia is artificially created by powerful groups. The conservative commentator says he prefers religious immigrants over 'secular self-hating whites'. Read the explosive interview details.
Delhi's Jam Sessions Reshape Weekend Social Life
Discover how Delhi's casual jam sessions are creating non-judgmental spaces for music lovers to connect, form bands, and even find life partners through shared musical experiences.
OpenAI Responds to Teen Suicide ChatGPT Lawsuit
OpenAI denies liability in teen's death, claims ChatGPT urged help 100+ times. Family alleges chatbot provided suicide methods. Legal battle intensifies.
Japan-China Crisis Over Taiwan Remarks: Economic War
Japan PM Sanae Takaichi's Taiwan defense statement triggers China's fury: seafood bans, tourism freeze, and military threats. Read full analysis of the escalating crisis.
5 Essential Steps to Report Credit Card Fraud in India
Rising credit card fraud in India demands swift action. Learn the 5 crucial steps to report unauthorized transactions and secure your finances under RBI's zero liability policy.
SC Refuses to Hear All Hate Speech Cases Nationwide
India's Supreme Court refuses to monitor hate speech cases from every corner, directs complainants to approach police or high courts instead. Key developments explained.
Gujarat's 12th Chintan Shibir: Key Details
Gujarat government's 12th Chintan Shibir begins Nov 27 with 241 participants traveling by train for collective brainstorming on development themes. Discover the agenda.
Shivakumar: CM change a 'secret deal', SC on hate speech
Karnataka Deputy CM Shivakumar reveals secret agreement on leadership change while Supreme Court refuses to legislate hate speech monitoring. Latest political developments analyzed.
Cuttack housing project faces Rs 10 crore GST liability
A major Cuttack housing project developed with CDA faces a Rs 10 crore GST liability probe over unpaid tax on development rights transfer. DGGI now investigating.
SC Won't Monitor All Hate Speech, Points to Existing Laws
India's Supreme Court refuses to legislate or monitor every hate speech incident, directing petitioners to approach high courts and local authorities first. Key hearing set for December 9.
SC: Not inclined to legislate or monitor hate speech
Supreme Court states it cannot monitor every hate speech incident while hearing a case about community boycott calls. Read the full verdict details and implications.
5 Birthday Gifts Indian Teens Hate Most
Struggling to pick a birthday gift for a teen? Discover the 5 most disliked presents and learn how to choose a gift they'll truly love and appreciate.
Mumbai Cyber Fraud: ₹2,000 Crore Lost Since 2020
Mumbai faces alarming cyber financial fraud surge with 20,000 cases since 2020. Victims lose ₹2,000 crore as banks ignore RBI zero-liability rules. Learn how to protect yourself.
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