February 17, 2026
  • February 17, 2026

HC: Why can’t unmarried women go for surrogacy?

by on October 17, 2023 0

The Delhi High Court has questioned the Centre about the legal prohibition on single, unmarried women opting for surrogacy procedures to become parents. The court was hearing a plea from a 44-year-old unmarried woman who wanted to have a genetically related child via surrogacy due to potential medical complications.

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Oxford students follow Harvard peers and blame Israel for violence

by on October 17, 2023 0

Student groups at Oxford University, including the Oxford Palestine Society, have released a joint statement blaming the “Israeli-settler-colonial occupation and apartheid” for the ongoing violence in the Israel-Gaza conflict. They called for an end to Israel’s “genocidal assault” on Gaza and criticized nations supporting Israel. A similar statement was also issued by student societies...

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Bizman’s guard fires at bus driver on Mum-Pune eway

by on October 17, 2023 0

A businessman’s bodyguard was arrested after a road rage incident on the Mumbai-Pune Expressway. The bodyguard allegedly smashed the windscreen of a bus and fired a bullet at the driver following a near-collision with the businessman’s family’s BMW. The bodyguard assaulted the bus driver and then fired a shot at him, but the driver...

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Cornell University prof calls Hamas terror attack ‘exhilarating’

by on October 17, 2023 0

Russell Rickford, a professor at Cornell University, referred to the Hamas attack on Israel as “exhilarating” and “energizing.” He claimed that it shifted the balance of politics and punctured Israel’s illusion of invincibility. Rickford argued that recognizing the impact of this shift did not require supporting Hamas. Meanwhile, US President Joe Biden is set...

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33 Polyhymnia: An asteroid that defies science

by on October 17, 2023 0

Scientists are showing renewed interest in studying space objects that may contain never-before-seen heavy elements, such as the asteroid 33 Polyhymnia. The asteroid appears to be denser than any known elements on the periodic table, potentially indicating the presence of an element with an atomic number higher than 118. While elements with more than...

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