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As biodiversity threats mount, Forest Rights Act gives India the edge
At present, many international legislative institutions are recognising the crucial role indigenous peoples and local communities play in biodiversity conservation
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Maharashtra BJP chief Bawankule urges party workers to ‘empty’ Congress, induct its leaders
On May 4, an audio clip of the Maharashtra BJP chief went viral, saying, ‘Bring people like Sangram Thopte into the party. Empty the Congress,’ he said while addressing local workers in a meeting held in Pune.
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Caste census will resolve Maratha reservation issue, says Congress
Legislative Party leader Vijay Wadettiwar said that the Sadbhavna Yatra aims to bridge hearts and unite communities and fix the damage done by the BJP since 2014
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Gautami Kapoor reveals wanting to gift her 16-yr-old daughter a pleasure toy
Gautami Kapoor considered gifting her daughter, Sia, a sex toy for her 16th birthday, aiming to empower her with open exploration and break from traditional parenting. While Sia was initially shocked, she now appreciates her mother's progressive thought. Kapoor's anecdote sparks conversation about motherhood, societal expectations, and a desire for her daughter to experience life's pleasures fully.
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Bihar polls will be the first test of the call to defeat BJP: CPI(M)‘s M.A. Baby
In Bihar, the party general secretary says the Mahagathbandhan alliance in the State has already begun united and serious preparations to achieve the goal
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Odisha govt clarifies no timber from Puri’s Jagannath shrine used in Digha temple
A controversy has been simmering over allegations that surplus sacred timber from the Jagannath Temple in Puri was used to carve idols for the new Jagannath Temple in Digha
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‘Why such envy against Jagannath Temple’: Mamata Banerjee slams ‘baseless’ neem wood theft charge
The Bengal Chief Minister also expressed concern over reports of attacks on Bengali-speaking migrant workers in Odisha and said that they are targeted for speaking in Bengali
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UNSC begins closed door consultations on situation between India, Pakistan
Hours before the closed consultations, UNSG Antonio Guterres voiced concern over tensions between the countries being at ‘their highest in years’, saying ‘it pains me to see relations reaching a boiling point’
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Parachutes for uncrewed spaceflight of Gaganyaan mission flagged off
Developed indigenously by the ADRDE, the sequential system of parachutes is designed for Gaganyaan programme tests which are planned for later this year
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India conveys concerns in ‘strongest terms’ to Canada after pro-Khalistan rally in Toronto
A large pro-Khalistan rally was taken out on May 4 that used terms like ‘Kill India’ and depicted several leading figures including PM Modi in a derogatory manner; the rally also raised slogans on religious lines and sought expulsion of Canadians of Indian origin
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Detaining non-citizens and the rule of law
Assam’s immigration detention regime is not just a threat to the liberty and well-being of those caught up within it; it also raises important questions of constitutional principles
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India carries out test of advanced underwater naval mine
The MIGM is designed to enhance the Indian Navy's capabilities against modern stealth ships and submarines
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'Pakistan's grandstanding flops again': UNSC meet yields no outcome
The United Nations Security Council convened closed-door consultations on Monday to address the escalating tensions between India and Pakistan, following a warning from secretary-general António Guterres about the deteriorating relations. The meeting was prompted by the recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which resulted in the deaths of 26 civilians.
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IIT-Kharagpur relaxes rules after suicides
Following a series of student suicides, IIT-Kharagpur is considering easing academic pressures. The institute plans to reform its attendance policy to better balance student well-being and academic demands. This decision comes after the recent deaths of multiple students, prompting a review of policies that may contribute to student stress.
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Telangana DCA raids 66 corporate hospital pharmacies, uncovers major irregularities
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Pahalgam attack should not derail governance and development in J&K: Omar
Chief Minister Omar Abdullah emphasized that the Pahalgam terror attack would not impede governance and development in Jammu and Kashmir, echoing the central government's sentiment. He resumed office in Srinagar, prioritizing action, accountability, and inclusive development. Abdullah highlighted the importance of a smooth Amarnath Yatra and the anticipated inauguration of the Kashmir rail link to boost the region.
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12-year-old boy drowns in Periyar
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India makes Chenab run dry, for now
Following a terror attack and the suspension of the Indus Water Treaty, India has restricted water flow from the Baglihar and Salal dams on the Chenab River. This unprecedented action led to dramatically low water levels, allowing residents to walk across the riverbed for the first time in memory. The move highlights India's ability to regulate water resources and has sparked debate over the treaty's impact on the region.
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