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Bihar cabinet passed the resolution seeking Special Category Status (SCS) to the State by the Union Government.Apart from Bihar, Odisha and Andhra Pradesh are also demanding SCS.

In India, patients often turn to unqualified medical shop sellers for guidance on purchasing medicines instead of consulting with doctors.

Indian military and defense organizations consider emerging technologies crucial, including artificial intelligence and cyber technology.

India and the UK are in discussions for a Free Trade Agreement (FTA) aimed at minimizing tariffs and non-tariff barriers on goods and services.

Recently, the Government of Tamil Nadu issued an order to establish a Fact Check Unit with the aim of verifying the authenticity of information pertaining to the government across various media platforms.

Annually, an alarming number of 300,000 individuals are believed to lose their lives in road accidents in India. Addressing this issue requires a comprehensive, multi-dimensional approach.

In discussions led by the UN in Nairobi, plastic credits are being considered as a potential tool to reduce plastic pollution.

Punjab and Haryana High Court invalidated the legislation enacted by the Haryana government, which aimed to secure a 75% reservation in private sector employment for the state’s residents.

he Supreme Court has instructed the Union government to establish guidelines aimed at safeguarding the interests of media professionals in relation to the confiscation of their digital devices.

Supreme Court warns the government: Without staffed Information Commissions, the RTI Act is ineffective.

The surge in antimicrobial resistance serves as a stark reminder of the constraints within our current medical toolkit and holds the potential to undo a century of advancements in healthcare.

With the upcoming general election to the parliament looming large, conversations surrounding the delimitation exercise and the disparities in representation among states in the houses of parliament are gaining prominence.