Indian films find new revenue beyond box office
Indian filmmakers are creating audio series, merchandise & digital experiences to extend film lifespans & boost revenue. Discover the new monetization playbook.
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Special Olympics Bharat Launches 2026 National Futsal Championship
Special Olympics Bharat launches its 2026 National Futsal Championship in Delhi, showcasing India's inclusive sporting journey and empowering athletes with intellectual disabilities.
Madhav Gadgil's Legacy: Ecology, Equity & Unheard Voices
Remembering ecologist Madhav Gadgil, whose life's work championed balancing development with protecting India's forests and empowering local communities. His prescient warnings remain vital today.
Kolkata AQI 558: PIL Declares Public Health Emergency
A PIL in Calcutta HC demands Kolkata's toxic air be declared a public health emergency after AQI hit 558, surpassing Delhi. Hearing on Jan 19.
10-Year Jail for Rape of Woman with Disability in Mumbai
A Mumbai sessions court sentenced a salon worker to 10 years in jail for abducting and raping a woman with a moderate intellectual disability, a landmark conviction under the Disabilities Act. Read the full story.
Ranchi's Public Water Taps in Filthy Condition, Health Risk
Public drinking water taps across Ranchi are in a state of neglect, surrounded by garbage and filth, raising severe health concerns for hundreds of daily users. Read the full investigation.
Why Indian Drug Makers Challenge Global Patents
Explore the high-stakes legal battles between Indian generic manufacturers and global pharma giants. Understand the impact on drug prices, accessibility, and the evolving IP landscape in India.
US Public Broadcasting Body CPB Dissolves After Funding Cut
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting (CPB), a key US media funding body for nearly 60 years, has voted to dissolve after Congress withdrew its federal funding. This marks a major shift for public media, impacting hundreds of local stations. Learn about
Chandigarh to Install Mobile Toilets at 10 Sites
Chandigarh Municipal Corporation earmarks 10 key locations for mobile toilets and water tankers to improve public sanitation and water access for residents and visitors.
Raparthi Hari Sai Secures Hackathon Brand Permissions
The Intellectual Property Appellate Board has officially transferred the 'Hackathon' brand permissions to Raparthi Hari Sai. Discover the full story behind this landmark legal decision.
Pune Public Policy Festival returns Jan 9-10
The Pune Public Policy Festival is back at Gokhale Institute on Jan 9-10, 2026, exploring 'Decoding Technology and Society'. Discover insights on tech's role in India's global future. Read more!
POHA Policy: Performance Over Human Accountability
Srinath Sridharan critiques India's 'POHA' culture, where civic failures causing death are tolerated if they don't affect personal comfort. Read his stark analysis.
Odisha Adopts Uniform 'Disha' Curriculum for Special Schools
Odisha govt introduces the 'Disha' curriculum for children with intellectual disabilities in all 35 state-aided special schools from the 2026-27 session to ensure uniform, skill-based education. Learn about this transformative educational framework.
Parliament Panel Intensifies Scrutiny of 24 Strategic PSUs
India's parliamentary committee plans heightened oversight of two dozen state-run firms in strategic sectors like nuclear energy and rare earths, aiming to boost compliance and performance. Learn about the impact on India's economic growth.
Patna's Lost Coffee Houses: A Faded Intellectual Hub
Explore the forgotten legacy of Patna's iconic coffee houses at Latif Manzil and New Dak Bungalow Road, where politics, literature, and culture once thrived over coffee. Discover why these vibrant addas vanished.
Indian Techie Calls Out Women Singing on Vietnam Cruise
A Kolkata-born techie's video confronting a group singing Bollywood songs on a Vietnam cruise lounge goes viral, igniting a global debate on public etiquette and cultural sensitivity while traveling.
Lawyer by Day, Clown by Night: Musk's OpenAI Legal Ace
Elon Musk's legal feud with OpenAI features a unique lead attorney, Jaymie Parkkinen, who balances high-stakes law with clowning. Discover his dual life and the high-profile case.
Lucknow Experts: Clear Laws Key for Generative AI Growth
Scholars from Lucknow University highlight the urgent need for a balanced legal framework for Generative AI in India. Their research compares global IP approaches. Read more.
India at a Fork: Consumer or Creator of Global Ideas?
India aims to be a Vishwaguru, but true global leadership requires exporting original ideas, not just consuming Western frameworks. Building an ecosystem for deep thought is key to Atmanirbharta.
Record 2.8 Million Use Public Transport on NYE
A staggering 2.8 million passengers opted for public transport in Berlin on New Year's Eve, setting a new record and showcasing a shift towards sustainable celebrations. Discover the details behind this massive movement.
Thiruvananthapuram Plans 10 Mobile Toilets for Hygiene
Thiruvananthapuram civic body seeks Rs 5 crore for 10 mobile toilet units to address public sanitation shortage and poor hygiene, following a zero cleanliness score in Swachh Survekshan 2023.
Abu Dhabi's New Real-Time Indoor Air Quality System
Abu Dhabi Public Health Centre launches HawAQM, a real-time indoor air quality observatory for schools, homes & offices. A proactive step for public health protection.
Sanskriti University Rank 6 in India for Patent Filings
Sanskriti University in Mathura achieves All India Rank 6 for patent filings, reinforcing its commitment to research and innovation. Discover how it's shaping future innovators.
Women in Public Sphere: The Unending Trial
An analysis of how women, from Kristin Cabot to small-town India, face public scrutiny and harassment. Explore the societal voyeurism that demands a daily price. Read more.
Yale University faculty heavily skewed towards Democrats: Report
A new report reveals a stark political imbalance at Yale University, with over 82% of faculty leaning Democratic. Explore the implications for intellectual diversity and free speech on campus.
Maharashtra Makes Common Curriculum Mandatory for Special Schools
Maharashtra govt mandates a uniform curriculum for 500+ schools for intellectually disabled children, ensuring structured learning and parental involvement. A landmark move for inclusive education.
Indian National Sues Over $1M Property Exploitation in Canada
Gagandeep Pejatta, 56, alleges a Winnipeg family & broker exploited his intellectual disability in damaging property deals across Canada & India, leading to massive debt. Read the full story.
20-Year RI for Man Who Assaulted Disabled Girl in Villupuram
A special POCSO court in Villupuram sentenced K Rajendran to 20 years rigorous imprisonment for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old girl with intellectual disability. The survivor was awarded Rs 4 lakh compensation. Read the full details.
Indian national sues over $1M property fraud in Canada, India
Gagandeep Pejatta, 56, alleges a Winnipeg family and a real estate broker exploited his intellectual disability in damaging property deals. Read the full story of the lawsuit.
Maharashtra mandates Disha curriculum for special schools
Maharashtra mandates uniform Disha curriculum for children with intellectual disabilities from 2026-27. Standardised handbooks, workbooks, and a central portal to track progress will be implemented.
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