Tridha Choudhury Opens Up on Aashram, Industry Ethics
Actor Tridha Choudhury discusses her role as Babita in Aashram, the blurred lines of consent in filmmaking, and the responsibility of portraying women in crime fiction. Read her candid interview.
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New Adhesives Manufacturing Unit Coming to Rajpura, Punjab
A new adhesives manufacturing plant is set to be established in Rajpura, Punjab, promising significant investment and job creation for the region's industrial landscape.
PMFME Units in Karnataka Stalled Over Pollution Certificates
Thousands of rural food processing startups in Karnataka face loan rejections as banks demand missing pollution certificates. State minister urges exemption to save jobs and investments. Read more.
Pollution Certificates Block Loans for Karnataka Food Startups
Karnataka's PMFME rural food units face loan rejection due to missing KSPCB certificates. Minister seeks exemption to save 5000 units and 50000 jobs. Read the full story.
Gujarat HC Allows Divorce in UK-India Living Conflict Case
Gujarat High Court paves way for couple's divorce after marriage breaks down over husband's desire to live in UK vs wife's wish to stay in India. Court quashes family court's 'premature' rejection.
Gujarat HC Allows Divorce Over UK-India Living Dispute
Gujarat High Court overrules family court, paves way for divorce of couple who separated over conflicting desires to live in UK and India. Read the full legal details.
Parents reunite after court halts child's Jain diksha
A Surat family court's intervention leads to a marital reunion and a key condition: future initiation into Jain monkhood for their 7-year-old daughter requires consent of both parents. Read the full story.
Jaishankar Greets Cuba, Slovakia on National Days
External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar conveyed India's warm greetings to Cuba on its National Day and to Slovakia on its Day of Establishment, reaffirming strong bilateral ties. Read more.
New Rules for Women's Safety During Night Shifts
India's new labour codes introduce strict safety measures for women working night shifts, including mandatory written consent, transport, and CCTV surveillance. Learn what employers must provide.
MP HC: Minor's consent immaterial, upholds 20-yr POCSO sentence
Madhya Pradesh High Court refuses to suspend 20-year sentence in POCSO case, stating marriage and child during bail are immaterial. Consent of a minor is not valid in law. Read the full judgement details.
HC: Wife's consent alone matters for abortion
Punjab & Haryana High Court rules a married woman is the sole judge of continuing pregnancy. Justice Sehgal allows estranged wife's plea, emphasizing her autonomy. Read the landmark judgment details.
NGT Dismisses Appeal Against Poultry Farm Closure in Punjab
National Green Tribunal dismisses poultry farm owner's appeal, upholding PPCB's closure order for environmental violations near a school. Read the full details.
SC Overturns Rape Conviction, Cites 'Sixth Sense' for Mediation
The Supreme Court acquits a man in a 2013 rape case, citing a 'sixth sense' that the parties could reconcile. The bench emphasized the need for nuance in consent cases. Read the full legal analysis.
Bombay HC Case: Mother Seeks Late Son's Sperm for IVF
A mother's petition to use her deceased son's preserved sperm for IVF faces legal hurdles as the Centre cites lack of consent. The Bombay High Court has deferred the final hearing to 2026. Explore the complex legal and ethical debate.
Indian Army Allows Personnel on Instagram as Observers
The Indian Army has revised its social media guidelines, permitting all ranks to sign up on Instagram as passive observers. The new policy, effective from December 2025, aims to enhance digital awareness while maintaining security protocols.
10-Year Jail for Raping Mentally Challenged Woman in Mumbai
A Mumbai court sentenced a labourer to 10 years rigorous imprisonment for the 2016 rape of a woman with mental retardation, ruling her consent invalid under IPC Section 90. Read the full details of the landmark judgment.
UAE second to approve gene therapy Itvisma for SMA
The UAE approves Itvisma gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy, becoming the world's second country to do so. This offers new hope for patients and cements the nation's leadership in advanced healthcare access.
HAL Airport Reopening Requires BIAL Consent: Minister
Reopening Bengaluru's HAL airport before 2033 requires BIAL's consent under concession agreement, says Minister Murlidhar Mohol. Get the full details here.
NGT Dismisses Zirakpur Car Dealer's Appeal, Upholds Closure
National Green Tribunal backs Punjab Pollution Control Board's order to shut a Zirakpur car dealership for flouting environmental norms. The dealer failed to amend its clearance. Read the full details.
Delhi HC: Courts Can Waive 1-Year Separation for Divorce
Delhi High Court rules courts can waive mandatory 1-year separation & cooling-off period in mutual consent divorce cases, prioritizing decisional autonomy of spouses. Read the landmark verdict.
YouTuber Confronts Man Over Alleged Touching in Thailand
A viral video of a YouTuber confronting a man for allegedly touching her friend without consent on a Thai beach has ignited a global conversation on safety, stereotyping, and responsible tourism. Read the full story.
NCLAT: WhatsApp Needs User Consent for Data Sharing
In a landmark ruling, NCLAT orders WhatsApp to obtain explicit user consent for all data sharing with Meta. This decision strengthens user privacy and could reshape data practices for tech giants in India.
Sex Educator Seema Anand: Consent is an Ongoing Process
Sexual health educator Seema Anand discusses her new book 'Speak Easy', the role of shame in sexuality, and why consent must be a continuous, vocal agreement.
Kerala HC allows Thrikkakara waste plant process to continue
Kerala High Court allows Thrikkakara municipality to proceed with PCB consent for a waste plant, overturning a stay. The case involves a 1999 land undertaking. Read the full legal details.
RBI's 2026 Digital Banking Rules: What It Means for You
RBI's new digital banking framework, effective Jan 1, 2026, tightens bank approvals, mandates explicit customer consent, and bans service bundling. Learn how it protects users.
Sanchar Saathi App Mandate Raises Privacy Concerns
Legal experts question the DoT's mandatory pre-installation of Sanchar Saathi app, citing violation of privacy rights and lack of user consent. Read the full analysis.
India's DPDPA Rules: A Compliance Challenge
India's Digital Personal Data Protection Act Rules are now out, but businesses face a complex path to compliance. We explore the key hurdles, from consent to cross-border data flows.
Bhopal Court Acquits Man in Marriage Case After 4 Years
A tribal youth in Bhopal was acquitted of rape charges after a 4-year legal battle over his marriage to his wife, whom he married when she was allegedly a minor. The court cited lack of evidence and upheld their love marriage.
Patna HC Orders Hospital Regulations After Tragedy
Patna High Court mandates regulatory guidelines for Bihar hospitals after infant loses mother at unregistered facility. Justice directs compensation and education for child.
Telecom Operators Push Back Against DPDP Rules 2025
Bharti Airtel, Reliance Jio, and Vodafone Idea raise compliance concerns over India's new data privacy rules, citing issues with minor consent and duplicative reporting. Learn the industry's challenges.
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