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Arbitration in India becoming preferred mode for dispute resolution: Justice Surya Kant
Supreme Court judge Surya Kant emphasized India's commitment to international arbitration, highlighting its growing role in dispute resolution. The opening of the Permanent Court of Arbitration's office in India marks a significant step, making arbitration more accessible for businesses and individuals. This development aligns with India's historical engagement in arbitration and aims to attract more international parties.
Delhi Police to deploy undercover cops at metro stations to enhance security
Delhi Police has introduced a new security strategy to combat rising crime rates in the Delhi Metro. Officers in plain clothes will be deployed at vulnerable metro stations during peak hours. The move follows an analysis of crime data from 190 stations, identifying 32 high-risk locations, including Kashmiri Gate and Rajiv Chowk.
Effective ways to remove stress instantly
Walking or exercise are excellent stress-reduction strategies. You can first get out of the predicament using it. Second, physical activity triggers your body to release endorphins, which are feel-good neurotransmitters.
Manipur: State govt extends Internet suspension to September 20 over security concerns
Manipur police reported that their vehicles were fired upon with automatic rifles during protests. The state government has extended the suspension of internet and mobile data services in five districts until September 20, 2024, to maintain public safety. Authorities are urging civil society organizations and the public to cooperate amid escalating tensions.
India extends support to Typhoon Yagi-hit Myanmar, Vietnam and Laos; launches 'Operation Sadbhav'
India has launched 'Operation Sadbhav' to assist Myanmar, Vietnam, and Laos, which have been severely impacted by Typhoon Yagi. External Affairs Minister Dr. S Jaishankar announced that three aid packages have already been sent. The Indian Navy and Air Force are supporting the operation with INS Satpura and IAF jets carrying out relief efforts.
Fighter aircraft LCA AF MK II gets ready to boost IAF, with cannon facilities and more weapon systems
The indigenous fighter aircraft LCA Tejas is soon to join the Indian fighter fleet in a new form. The LCA AF MK II manufactured by DRDO will soon be used in the Indian Air Force. Raji Rajpurohit from Aeronautics Development Authority Agency Bangalore on September 15 said, "We have been developing the LC Air Force Mark II and AMCA air. The LC Air Force MK II is an improved version with the 11th weapon systems in the aircraft along with the cannon facilities available in this aircraft...The design is completed...AMCA is an advanced permanent aircraft that we are going to fly in 2028. It is a stealth technology..."
Mumbai: Nair hospital asst professor suspended over sexual harassment allegations
An assistant professor at Nair Hospital in Mumbai Central was suspended for allegedly sexually harassing a medical student. The suspension occurred on Saturday, and a civic committee is investigating the claims. Further action will be determined based on the committee's findings.
Manipur Police concern over use of sophisticated weapons during protests
Manipur Police have raised concerns over the use of sophisticated weapons during protests, urging demonstrators to avoid such tactics. DIG N Herojit Singh highlighted incidents involving automatic firearms and stressed the need for restraint. The police call for non-violent, democratic methods and community cooperation to maintain law and order.
Six minors held for murder of teenager in UP's Bhadohi
Six minors have been arrested for the murder of a 16-year-old boy in Khetalpur village. The incident, involving a love triangle with a teenage girl, led to the victim being strangled after being intoxicated. The suspects confessed to targeting him due to his romantic involvement. They will be presented in Juvenile Justice Court and sent to a juvenile home pending further proceedings.
Man who died recently in Malappuram was infected with Nipah virus: Kerala Health Minister
Kerala Health Minister Veena George confirmed that a man who recently died in Malappuram was infected with Nipah virus. The outbreak in Malappuram has been contained, and restrictions have been lifted after a 42-day double incubation period. All 472 people under observation have been cleared and removed from the contact list.
Three women among five killed on suspicion of practising witchcraft in Chhattisgarh, five detained
In Chhattisgarh's Sukma district, two couples and a woman were allegedly beaten to death on suspicion of practising witchcraft. Five villagers have been detained and are being interrogated. The incident occurred in Ektal village under Konta police station limits. A similar incident happened recently in Balodabazar-Bhatapara district, where four family members were killed over black magic suspicions.
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India no longer a sleeping giant; its rise unstoppable, says Dhankhar
Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar highlighted India's unstoppable rise, stating the country is no longer a 'sleeping giant'. Speaking at Ramdeobaba University in Nagpur, he emphasized that education should be seen as a service, not commerce. Dhankhar also noted the removal of corrupt middlemen and praised artificial intelligence as a tool for good governance.
Explore India this winter: Affordable places for a traveler
Kasol is renowned as India's best hill station. It's a charming village in the Kullu district, known as the "Amsterdam of India." Here, you may take in Himachal Pradesh's stunning scenery and life-changing experiences to make your journey worthwhile.
Met issues 'yellow' alert in Himachal Pradesh, predicts rain till September 21
The local meteorological department has issued a 'yellow' alert for thunderstorms and lightning in six districts of Himachal Pradesh on Sunday and Wednesday. Intermittent rains have been recorded, with Kasauli receiving the highest rainfall of 53 mm. Over 40 roads are closed, and 53 power supply schemes disrupted. The state has faced significant losses and casualties during this monsoon season.
Maldives, India resolved 'misunderstandings' after rough patches in ties: Foreign Minister Zameer
Maldives Foreign Minister Moosa Zameer has stated that initial misunderstandings with India have been resolved following the repatriation of Indian troops. He emphasized strong ties with both China and India. Zameer also dismissed the need for an IMF bailout, citing temporary economic challenges and ongoing reforms to address fiscal issues. The Maldives continues to strengthen bilateral relations with key allies.
Most stunning beach destination to visit in winter season
Undiscovered beach destination Diu is located close to the Gujarat border. You can obtain some privacy from the frantic crowds that are frequently encountered at well-known beach locations here because there are less people here.
