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The Indian National Centre for Ocean Information Services (INCOIS) is using satellite data to help fishermen make the most of their time on the water, promoting sustainable fishing practices and reducing the risk of overfishing, while also benefiting nearly 14 lakh fishermen in India and boosting their income.
** The Telangana police's Women Safety Wing has launched a comprehensive training program for educators to lead the "Stand with Her" campaign, aiming to promote a culture of respect and safety for women and girls in educational institutions across the state.
** The Kerala government's decision to reconstitute the Kerala Waqf Board has sparked a heated debate, with Opposition Leader Pinarayi Vijayan accusing the state government of surrendering to Sangh Parivar diktats and betraying the trust of minority communities. The move is seen as a major setback for minority communities in the state, who have been opposing the reconstitution of the Board.
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** A series of brutal murders has shaken the idyllic village of Daivalaguda, near Hyderabad, leaving six people dead and raising disturbing questions about the effectiveness of law enforcement and victim protection. As investigators piece together the evidence, the community remains shaken, wondering how such a heinous crime could have taken place under their very noses.
** The Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) has instructed its personnel in Manipur to use armored vehicles and avoid sudden deployment, following a series of ambushes that have resulted in significant casualties, as part of a new strategy to enhance security and reduce risks in the fragile state.
** India's textile industry is poised for significant growth as it shifts towards sustainable and digitally driven practices, aiming to reach $100 billion in exports by 2025, with a focus on building capabilities that cater to global buyers' evolving needs, including sustainability, digitalization, and quality.
** The DMK MPs have urged the Central government to form a tribunal to resolve the long-standing dispute between Tamil Nadu and Karnataka over the Mekedatu dam project, which has been delayed due to environmental concerns and disagreements between the two states.
Sonam Wangchuk, a prominent Indian engineer and education activist, has lost over 9kg on the 19th day of his hunger strike, protesting the lack of proper infrastructure in the Ladakh region, despite health concerns and government criticism.
A pickup vehicle was vandalized by a group of Kanwariyas in Muzaffarnagar, Uttar Pradesh, after it allegedly came into contact with one of the kanwars, sparking anger among pilgrims during the Kanwar Yatra festival, which celebrates the collection of holy water from the Ganges River.
The Supreme Court has asked the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to provide details...
The Nagpur Cyber Police have registered an FIR against content creators for allegedly spreading false information and conducting a defamatory campaign against Union Minister Nitin Gadkari over the government's E20 fuel policy, sparking debate about online accountability and regulation of social media platforms.
Billionaire businessman Gautam Adani has denied any knowledge of a quid pro quo offer from the US Department of Justice, amid controversy over the dismissal of charges against him and allegations of undue influence in the US justice system.
** India's Union Road Transport and Highways Minister Nitin Gadkari has announced plans to introduce a 'flying bus' system, a revolutionary concept that could transform the country's transport network, reducing travel time and increasing efficiency, and providing a cleaner and more environmentally friendly mode of transportation.
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** Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will visit Jantar Mantar on July 16 to show support for student activist Sonam Wangchuk, who has been on a hunger strike against the government's education policies. Wangchuk's protest has sparked a nationwide debate on the need for more inclusive and equitable approaches to education. Kejriwal's visit is expected to bring more attention to the cause and may help bring about a resolution to the crisis.
The India-UK Free Trade Agreement has come into effect, promising to boost bilateral trade, reduce tariffs, and create new opportunities for businesses and workers in both countries, with significant benefits for sectors such as textiles, automobiles, and pharmaceuticals.
The Congress has invited Mamata Banerjee to an event marking the 30th anniversary of the 1993 agitation against her government, in a bid to revive the party in West Bengal and potentially win back her support.
** The Air Accidents Investigation Branch (AAIB) has announced that the draft final report into the Air India crash that occurred in May will be completed by October, providing a comprehensive account of the cause of the tragedy and the factors that contributed to it.
** In a shocking incident, two law students were arrested for disrupting Supreme Court proceedings in India, highlighting the need for discipline and decorum within the judiciary. Rohan Kumar and Aarav Saxena, both students of National Law University, were taken into custody for allegedly hurling abuses and creating a disturbance during a critical hearing. The incident has sparked a debate on student activism and the role of law students in upholding the dignity of the institution.
