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DPDP Act Under Supreme Court Scrutiny: 21 Media Groups Challenge India’s Data Privacy Law
The DNPA argues that the DPDP Act, 2023, lacks a specific journalistic exemption and could affect investigative reporting and confidential sources.
Microsoft Offers Buyouts To Around 60,000 Employees Across India, US, UK & Canada Amid AI Push
Microsoft has opened a time-limited voluntary exit programme for eligible employees as it reshapes its workforce amid heavy AI investment.
9 Jail Personnel Suspended After 17 Inmates Escape Tamil Nadu Jail; 13 Arrested Using Drone Surveillance
Nine prison personnel have been suspended after 17 inmates escaped from Tamil Nadu’s Theni sub-jail, prompting a multi-district search operation, with five escapees reportedly recaptured and 12 still at large.
Rajasthan Govt Declares 80 Tehsils Across 14 Districts Drought-Affected Amid Rainfall Deficit
Rajasthan has declared 80 tehsils across 14 districts drought-affected for six months, with 69 facing severe conditions following deficient monsoon rainfall and crop damage.
Over 12,000 Maharashtra Farmers Begin Vehicle-Led March To Mumbai, Demand Drought Relief & Land Rights
More than 12,000 farmers from 20+ districts are marching towards Mumbai, demanding adequate drought compensation, loan relief, crop insurance and land rights.
Calcutta High Court Orders Social Media Platforms To Remove Modi–Adani ‘Stole India’ Documentary
The Calcutta High Court orders social media platforms to remove a Modi–Adani documentary amid an ongoing defamation dispute.
Karnataka CM DK Shivakumar Warns Bengaluru IT Firms After ‘No Jobs For Kannada Speakers’ Video Goes Viral
A viral video alleging that Bengaluru IT companies favour Telugu and Tamil speakers over Kannada-speaking candidates has prompted Karnataka Chief Minister D.K. Shivakumar to warn of action.
IISER Pune Removes Umar Khalid’s Book From Library To Avoid ‘Misunderstanding Or Unrest’
IISER Pune withdraws Fractured Communities: Adivasi Histories and the Politics of Power following online criticism, prompting questions about academic freedom and library policies.
Delhi Lawyers Strike Over Alleged Police Threat; District Courts To Remain Closed On Tuesday
Delhi’s district court lawyers abstained from work after an ACP was accused of intimidation, while police booked 15–20 advocates over alleged misconduct.
ECI Suspends 6 Officials, Orders Action Against 21 Others Over Alleged Agra Teachers’ Constituency Poll Irregularities
The Election Commission has ordered disciplinary proceedings against 21 personnel after suspending six officials over supervisory lapses that led to a re-poll at three Agra polling stations.
Five Killed In Guwahati Hotel Shooting After Suspected Dispute Between Owner And Leaseholder
Five people were killed in a Guwahati hotel shooting linked by police to a suspected lease dispute.
What Does the Election Commission of India’s Affidavit Before SC Disclose | Know More
Election Commission defended CEC Gyanesh Kumar, citing unanimous SIR decisions and door-to-door verification to prevent unnecessary voter hearings.
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