Manipur incident shows why the new digital media rules are prone to abuse
The state government in Manipur became the first state to initiate action against a digital media portal under the ambit
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Cyber attacks will only increase in future
Maharashtra’s home minister Anil Deshmukh has said that a power outage in Mumbai in October 2020 may have been an
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Expansion of vaccination drive is a positive step and a way to quicken normalisation
India kicked off an important phase in its vaccination drive this morning by roping in private healthcare providers to augment
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After ceasefire agreement: New Delhi must continue to keep its guard up against Islamabad-sponsored terrorism
India and Pakistan have agreed to observe a fresh ceasefire after a particularly violent 2020. Cross-border firing last year broke
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Gujarat Civic Polls: AAP’s strong debut signals a possible churn in the national opposition space
In an interesting political development AAP made a strong debut in the Gujarat civic polls, winning 27 of 93 seats
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Beyond bail for Disha Ravi: The much misused sedition law must be scrapped
In a stinging censure of the Delhi Police case against Disha Ravi, additional sessions judge Dharmender Rana said that not
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Push and pull: China now supports India on Brics summit
China has backed India to host the Brics summit this year saying it is willing to work with India and
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Puducherry now: Pygmification of India’s largest opposition party continues apace
After Karnataka and Madhya Pradesh, yet another Congress government has fallen. This time it is the Union Territory of Puducherry,
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Listen to Azim Premji, and engage the private sector to vaccinate India
Since India’s mass Covid-19 vaccination programme began on January 16, too many states have been unable to vaccinate even 50%
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Maharashtra scare: Scale up testing, vaccination
The resurgence of the pandemic in Maharashtra, especially in Akola, Yavatmal and Amravati districts, is a worrying development. In response
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