Labour minister, after meeting with quick commerce platforms, has asked them to scrap promises like ‘10-minute deliveries’.
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Outlook found online medicine apps are dispensing painkillers, antibiotics, and antidepressants without proper prescriptions or checks, raising the risk of drug abuse and antimicrobial resistance.
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Outlook’s January issue explores how writers like Gitanjali Shree, Perumal Murugan, and Annie Zaidi use imagined worlds as tools of resistance against censorship, oppression, and shrinking freedoms.
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Informal caste councils in northern India continue to impose patriarchal control, issuing threats, bans and lethal diktats that undermine women’s rights and personal freedoms.
Supreme Court approved a new hill definition and proposed mining regulations raising concerns over groundwater, biodiversity, and climate resilience in the 670-km Aravalli range.
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