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The FREELANDER division of global automaker Chery concluded an intensive dynamic vehicle evaluation program in…
FREELANDER Showcases AI and Digital Technology to International Guests
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Eskimoz Introduces an Integrated Approach to SEO, AI Search Visibility and Digital Acquisition
European digital acquisition agency Eskimoz unveiled a comprehensive search optimization methodology, integrating conventional technical search…
Gujarat Government Plans to Develop Air India Crash Site as Medical and Educational Hub
The Gujarat government announced plans to transform the site of the Air India AI-171 crash in Ahmedabad into a hub for medical and educational institutions.
Air India Flight AI-171 Crash Families Pay Tribute on First Anniversary at Ahmedabad Site
One year after the devastating Air India crash that killed 241 people families gathered at the site in Ahmedabad to pay solemn tributes.
SC Ruling Confronts Systemic Challenge of Prolonged Delays in Delivering Reserved Judgments in Indian Courts
The apex court issued a ruling addressing one of India’s most persistent judicial failures: the excessive delay between reserving and delivering judgments.
Six New Supreme Court Judges Bring India’s Apex Court to Highest Ever Strength of 38 Judges
India’s Supreme Court reached its full and highest-ever strength of 38 judges after swearing in six new justices in early June 2026.
Landmark Supreme Court Panel Formed to Develop Sensitivity Guidelines for Courts in Sexual Offence Cases
The Supreme Court commissioned a committee of experts to create guidelines promoting compassion and sensitivity in judicial handling of sexual offence matters.
India Drafts Major Policy for Private CBSE Students Abroad Whose Exam Results Were Affected by Iran War
The Union Government is drafting a policy to accommodate private students in West Asia who could not sit CBSE exams due to the Iran conflict.
New Harish Rana v Union of India Ruling Extended Passive Euthanasia Framework to Include Tube Feeding
In a March ruling the Supreme Court held that tube feeding constitutes medical treatment and may be withdrawn under the passive euthanasia framework.
US Senate HELP Committee Vote on NLRB Nominees Expected Shortly After June 9 Hearing
Senate confirmation vote on NLRB nominees is expected within days after the June 9 committee hearing with the balance of the board at stake.
DOJ Opinion Letter Questions the Legal Basis of Disparate Impact Discrimination in US Employment Law
The US Department of Justice issued a legal opinion questioning whether disparate impact theory is a valid basis for employment discrimination claims.