Wall Street Sleep Trial: Is 24/7 Availability Essential?

A Manhattan federal jury will determine whether an investment bank lawfully fired a junior analyst who required a protected sleep window as disability accommodation, testing if extreme availability is truly essential to the job.

SC Refuses Plea on Babur-Named Religious Structures

The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a petition seeking to restrain the naming of religious structures after Mughal emperor Babur. The bench allowed withdrawal of the plea after showing disinclination to hear it.

Odisha Police Use Ex-Maoists' Numbers in Anti-Naxal Drive

Odisha police have launched a novel anti-Naxal initiative by displaying posters with phone numbers of surrendered Maoists to encourage active cadres to surrender. The campaign includes multilingual appeals and bounties on wanted militants.

Congress Jabs PM Modi Over AI Summit, Criticizes Acronym Use

The Congress party has mocked Prime Minister Narendra Modi, calling him a 'self-declared Vishwaguru' and criticizing his use of acronyms at the AI Impact Summit. This political jab highlights ongoing tensions over India's global leadership claims.

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