The US Justice Department has released nearly three million pages of Epstein files, including videos and images, marking the largest Epstein-related disclosure to date under the Transparency Act.
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Women and children are disproportionately harmed, with the regulations normalising violence against women and prioritises punishment and control over human dignity and equality.
While the latest figures have triggered public anxiety, past trends indicate consistently high numbers, alongside a nationwide 3 per cent rise in kidnapping and abduction cases.
The musical play Jo Dooba So Paar, directed by Ajitesh Gupta and Mohit Agarwal, blends storytelling and qawwali to explore Amir Khusrau’s life, his bond with Nizamuddin Auliya, and the spiritual origins of qawwali.
Key schemes and institutions saw higher allocations, including Rs 23,100 crore for Saksham Anganwadi and POSHAN 2.0, Rs 28.44 crore for the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights
The Government of India has rejected the Global Hunger Index as methodologically flawed, arguing that child-focused indicators cannot be extrapolated to measure overall hunger.
Remembering Lankesh is a call to defend free expression, demand accountability, and ensure that silencing one voice does not silence the truth.
A symbol of power, pragmatism and provocation, he played a key role across governments, navigating complex coalitions, driving infrastructure and irrigation projects, and an inside knowledge of bureaucracy.
The penguin’s origins lie in Werner Herzog’s 2007 documentary Encounters at the End of the World, which captured the animal’s inexplicable march towards the Antarctic interior — behaviour ecologists could not explain.
Contemporary political realities, including centralisation, the use of constitutional provisions, and debates over secularism, continue to test the promises of Justice, Liberty, Equality and Fraternity embedded in the opening words: “We, the People of India.”
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