New Storm for 'The Salt Path' Author Raynor Winn
Fresh family claims and a Sky documentary reignite the truthfulness debate around Raynor Winn's bestselling memoir 'The Salt Path', questioning the ethics of nonfiction. Read the full investigation.
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India Acknowledges Gender Bias in Medical Research, Boosts Funding
Union government acknowledges global gender bias in medical research, citing differences in disease manifestation for women. Details Rs 400+ crore funding push via ICMR & DBT for women's health and research.
7 Office Style Mistakes to Avoid for a Professional Look
Avoid these 7 common office dressing errors to maintain a sharp, professional image. Learn how wrinkled clothes, wrong fits, and excessive accessories can undermine your credibility at work.
US Trial of Judge for Aiding Undocumented Immigrant Begins
A US judge's trial starts for allegedly helping an undocumented man evade ICE. The case raises questions on judicial ethics and immigration enforcement. Read the full details.
US Treasury Secretary Bessent sells farm under ethics deal
US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent sold his soybean farm to comply with ethics rules. The move comes amid renewed US-China soybean trade and after he missed several divestment deadlines.
'Bench Hunting' Threatens Supreme Court's Finality
The growing trend of 'bench hunting' for quick reversals of Supreme Court orders undermines its role as the final arbiter of law. Experts warn this practice jeopardizes judicial stability. Read more.
Janhvi Kapoor Criticizes Media, Says Sridevi's Death Became a Meme
Janhvi Kapoor opens up about the traumatic media coverage of her mother Sridevi's death, calling it voyeuristic and insensitive. She reveals how personal grief became public spectacle. Read her powerful statement.
AI-Edited Fake Injury Gets Employee Paid Leave, Raises Alarm
An Indian employee used Google's Nano Banana AI to fake an injury photo for leave. The incident, shared on LinkedIn, has ignited a debate on AI ethics and toxic work culture. Read more.
Why Fast-Track Courts May Not Be the Judicial Cure
The new Fast-Track Courts Bill risks reducing judicial reform to mere speed, ignoring deeper systemic issues. Read our analysis of its potential shortcomings.
Jaya Bachchan Calls Paparazzi 'Rats With Cameras'
Veteran actor-politician Jaya Bachchan sparks debate on media ethics after criticising aggressive paparazzi culture at a public event. Read her full statement.
Janhvi Kapoor on Self-Respect, Sridevi & Media Ethics
Janhvi Kapoor reveals her journey for respect in Bollywood, the pain of losing mother Sridevi, and slams voyeuristic media culture. Read her powerful interview insights.
Oxford's 2025 Word of the Year is 'Rage Bait'
Oxford University Press crowns 'rage bait' the 2025 Word of the Year after a 300% surge in usage. Discover what this says about online ethics and engagement. Read the full story.
Lab Animal Transport Crisis Hits Indian Research
Indian scientists face major hurdles as airlines stop transporting lab animals, forcing risky road journeys. This delays critical research on diseases like sickle-cell anaemia. Details from the LASA conference in Visakhapatnam.
Viral Machete Giveaway to Homeless Sparks Legal Concerns
Social media creator Keith Castillo faces backlash for handing machetes, alcohol to homeless people. Experts warn of legal consequences and safety risks. Read full details.
Gen Z in UPSC: Reshaping Civil Services Ethics
Explore how Generation Z's digital-first approach and communication styles are transforming ethical governance in Indian civil services. Expert analysis on balancing traditional values with modern attitudes.
Media's Dangerous Habit of Assigning Suicide Causes
Indian media's practice of attributing simple causes to suicide is misleading and dangerous, risking copycat incidents. Learn why mental health complexity matters.
SGPGIMS Work Ethics Program for 100+ Hospital Staff
Over 100 frontline staff at SGPGIMS attended a work ethics orientation focusing on patient dignity, empathy, and communication skills. Experts stress these values build public trust.
Punjab HC Guides Magistrate on Police Remand Evaluation
Punjab and Haryana High Court instructs magistrate to consider defense objections before evaluating police remand requests. Landmark ruling ensures fair legal process.
AI Fake Injury Fooled HR, Sparking Debate
An employee used Google's Nano Banana AI to create a fake hand injury, securing paid leave. This incident raises serious questions about HR verification in the AI era. Read more!
International Dharma Conference at Nalanda University
Nalanda University convened an international conference on Dharma and global ethics, bringing together scholars from 11 countries to discuss civilizational wisdom and contemporary challenges.
SC Slams Practice of Benches Overturning Earlier Orders
Supreme Court expresses concern over benches overturning previous judgments, warns it undermines judicial authority. Read about the landmark observations.
New Science Redefines Animal & AI Consciousness
Explore how new scientific models are redefining consciousness in animals and AI. Discover the ethical implications and future of awareness research. Read more!
Candidate loses job over last-minute salary negotiation
A job seeker's last-minute salary negotiation backfires spectacularly as both companies withdraw offers after discovering his tactics. Learn why workplace ethics matter more than short-term gains.
Hippocrates' Medical Ethics: First, Do No Harm
Explore Hippocrates' enduring medical principle 'First, do no harm' and its critical relevance in modern healthcare. Discover why preventing harm remains fundamental to medical ethics today.
Startup's 'Patience-Building' Salary Delay Goes Viral
A startup founder's email framing a salary delay as a 'patience-building initiative' goes viral on Reddit, sparking debate on Indian startup culture and employee rights.
SC Rejects Quota Plea for Promotee Judges in HJS
Supreme Court declines plea for reservation in promotions for promotee judges in Higher Judicial Service. The bench emphasizes merit-cum-seniority basis for promotions. Read full analysis.
Larry Summers Quits OpenAI Board After Epstein Emails
Former Treasury Secretary Larry Summers resigns from OpenAI board after emails with Jeffrey Epstein surface. Explore the implications for AI governance and ethics.
Sebi's 33-year ethics gap ends with new code for leaders
After 33 years without enforceable ethics rules, Sebi finally demands accountability from its leaders as retail investor surge makes credibility crucial. Read about the reforms.
'Humans in the Loop' Gets Sloan Grant, Eyes Oscars
Documentary 'Humans in the Loop' receives Film Independent's Sloan distribution grant and enters Oscar race, exploring AI ethics with empathy. Discover this groundbreaking film!
Aristotle's Wisdom: Why Process Matters More Than Results
Explore how Aristotle's philosophy applies to politicians, athletes and UPSC aspirants. Learn why purpose and process matter more than immediate results in ethical decision-making.
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