Nvidia co-founder and CEO Jensen Huang faces a corporate board investigation after admitting to a personal relationship with a suspected intelligence asset, drawing public support from tech giants like Elon Musk.
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The International Journal for Legal Research and Analysis (IJLRA) has announced a call for papers for Volume 2, Issue 7, offering cash prizes and publication perks.
The Maharashtra Public Service Commission has added 11,010 posts to its Group-C drive, taking the total vacancy count to 16,717.
Indian-origin NASA astronaut Anil Menon successfully cast his vote in the US elections from the International Space Station, floating 400 km above Earth.
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A viral video shows a man driving an excavator into a government building in China over alleged compensation disputes. We look at what happens under Indian law for such extreme acts of public property damage.
A Bonfire Night prank turned into a criminal investigation in the UK after firefighters were targeted with fireworks. Here is what the law says about attacking first responders.
A holiday proposal trip turned into a tragedy when a tourist chased a backpack thief and fatally ran him over, leading to a prison sentence for manslaughter.
A routine traffic stop in Scotland revealed thousands of pounds worth of illegal drugs alongside an unexpected passenger: a lamb happily eating potato chips in the back seat.
The National Testing Agency has received over 8.78 lakh registrations for the UGC NET December 2026 exam. Here is how to complete your form before the October 31 deadline.
The Madras High Court has strongly ruled that women asking for child maintenance cannot be called gold diggers, emphasizing that a father's financial responsibility does not end with a marriage.
The Jharkhand High Court recently held that a wife pursuing higher education or a job after marriage cannot be labelled over-ambitious to deny her a divorce.
The Supreme Court has ruled that an order of compulsory retirement is neither punitive nor stigmatic, meaning employers do not need to give a prior hearing before retiring an employee.
The Kerala High Court has instructed the Special Investigation Team to investigate every person involved in the alleged Sabarimala Milma ghee supply irregularities, warning that official rank will not shield anyone.
The Sikkim High Court condoned a 223-day delay in a revision petition by National Insurance Company but penalized it ₹50,000 for falsely blaming its advocate for the lapse.