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Principal calls student a thief, shows CCTV footage in class; court refuses to drop FIR
The Himachal Pradesh High Court refused to quash an FIR against a school principal. She was accused of calling a student a thief in front of classmates. A psychologist’s report finding no trauma did not halt criminal proceedings. The court stated mental trauma needs proof during the trial stage. Allegations, if true, clearly amount to
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A missile launch, a nuclear message: Why China wanted the US to take notice
China recently launched a long-range missile from a submarine into the South Pacific. This action demonstrated Beijing’s growing nuclear power and strategic reach. The test aimed to send a message primarily to the United States. Pacific nations expressed concern over the provocative and destabilizing act. This event highlights China’s ongoing military modernization efforts.
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Melinda Gates to students: When a woman steps into power, it is better for all
Melinda French Gates received the Josef Korbel Award for her philanthropic work. She stressed that empowering women builds stronger families and nations. French Gates highlighted the importance of centering women in philanthropic efforts. Her organization Pivotal invests in entrepreneurs and advocates for paid leave. She urged students to contribute their skills to local communities.
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FSSAI pulls up alcohol makers over misleading ‘aged’ claims, flavour violations
India’s food safety regulator has taken action against alcohol manufacturers by issuing notices regarding the use of unauthorized flavors in their drinks. Additionally, misleading age claims on product packaging are being investigated. Companies are required to justify why regulatory action shouldn’t be enforced against them. Meetings with industry associations and FSSAI are scheduled for next
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CDSCO seeks to end brand name extensions across unrelated drugs
India’s drug regulator has announced a proposal to limit the use of identical brand names for various medications, aiming to improve patient safety and reduce consumer confusion. The Central Drugs Standard Control Organisation is currently seeking public feedback on this initiative, which may require pharmaceutical companies to rethink their branding approaches for different products, ensuring
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Over 800 medical colleges issued conditional renewal letters
Over 800 Medical Colleges Issued Conditional Renewal LettersMedical colleges receive conditional renewal letters for MBBS seats from the National Medical Commission. Institutions must rectify deficiencies within forty-five days before follow-up evaluations occur. The regulator replaces routine annual inspections with surprise assessments for continuous oversight. This new mechanism aims to ensure colleges maintain standards throughout the
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Google VP to Gemini users: We are fixing these 10 ‘problems’ you have with Gemini app
Google VP Josh Woodward, who leads the Gemini app, asked users on X what the AI still couldn’t do well. Over 1,700 replies poured in within hours. Woodward responded with a ranked top 10 list of complaints, from Workspace reliability to tool calling and chat organization, admitting Google should have fixed them sooner. But on
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70 medical colleges fail to comply with NMC’s mandatory CCTV norms
Seventy medical colleges and hospitals have not linked their CCTV systems with the National Medical Commission’s control center. Prominent Delhi institutions are among those failing to comply with mandatory regulations. The National Medical Commission has issued repeated directives since 2022 for compliance. These institutions must now immediately connect their surveillance systems for remote monitoring. Failure