The Supreme Court ruled that government-run PSUs cannot unilaterally appoint sole arbitrators or use curated panels for disputes with contractors. This decision, based on the principle of equal treatment, deems such clauses unconstitutional and emphasizes fairness in arbitration proceedings.
Read MoreThe NSCN (IM) has threatened to end its 27-year ceasefire with the Indian government if their demand for a separate flag and constitution is not met. The group proposed third-party mediation to resolve the impasse in the peace talks, warning of a return to violence if their demand is not addressed.
Read MoreIndia experienced extreme weather events for 93% of the first nine months in 2024, leading to 3,238 deaths and widespread damage to homes and crops. The Centre for Science and Environment reported an increase in these events compared to the previous year, highlighting the escalating impact of climate change.
Read MoreUnion Minister Kiren Rijiju warned that the BJP government will take a strong stance against any attempts by Opposition parties to disrupt Parliament proceedings in the future. He emphasized that the government is determined to ensure productive discussions and prevent Parliament from becoming a stage for Opposition disruptions, stating that important bills will be...
Read MoreJaswant Singh Gill, a murder convict on parole, was shot dead in Gwalior, India. CCTV footage shows two assailants on a motorcycle approaching Gill and shooting him at close range. Police suspect a contract killing, potentially linked to Gill’s past crime or connections to Canada where the victim’s family resides.
Read MoreThe Supreme Court has ruled that nuns and priests employed in government-aided missionary schools are subject to income tax deductions, even if they have taken vows of poverty. The court stated that salaries, even if transferred to religious congregations, are considered income and are therefore taxable.
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