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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

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!

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.

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.

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.

Court rejects plea to withdraw Akhlaq lynching prosecution

A local court in Surajpur has denied the UP government's application to withdraw prosecution in the 2015 Mohammad Akhlaq lynching case, emphasizing due process and ordering daily hearings. This decision is crucial for justice and social healing.

Court rejects plea to drop Akhlaq lynching charges

A fast-track court in Noida rejected the UP government's application to withdraw charges against 10 accused in the 2015 Mohammad Akhlaq lynching case. The judge ordered daily hearings to expedite the trial.

HIV cases drop in Bengaluru, stigma persists

Bengaluru sees fewer HIV patients due to improved treatment, but stigma remains a major hurdle. Non-profits help low-income families access government ART therapy. Read more.

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