Ahead of 2027 Punjab polls, AAP’s welfare spree sparks questions over timing, intent
Opposition parties have repeatedly criticised AAP for taking years to roll out the cash payout, terming the move an election-eve gimmick timed to win over voters before the next elections
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Centre may table bill to make deepfakes, digital arrest separate offences
The government plans to introduce a bill addressing digital arrests and AI deepfakes. Existing laws do not define these emerging digital crimes effectively. The Supreme Court urged the government to create specific offenses for these issues. This new legislation will categorize digital arrest and deepfakes as distinct offenses. Consequential punishments and asset freezing measures will be included in the proposed law.
UK company in spotlight as Nishikant Dubey vows 'disclosure' in Parliament
BJP MP Nishikant Dubey plans to disclose information about a UK-registered company. He will reveal which Indian politician is a director in Backops Limited. Dubey stated that Brian Lovegrove and Ulrik McKnight are linked to this company. These individuals are associated with numerous companies and TV channels registered at one address. The MP will present these findings inside Parliament soon.
Delulu opposition thinks youth are with it, Rahul suffering from FOMO: NDA
BJP and allies defended the government's handling of student protests and paper leaks. They asserted that the youth trust Prime Minister Modi's commitment to reforms. Opposition leaders were criticized for using students for political gains and spreading cynicism. The government highlighted its efforts to reform the education system and address concerns. Measures were taken to clean the examination system after incidents occurred.
Don't touch water bodies under garb of beautification, Supreme Court tells Bihar government
The Supreme Court has ordered the Bihar government to stop filling historic ponds in Darbhanga. This action follows allegations that the state is filling water bodies for public amenities. The court warned the state not to touch the ponds without its explicit approval. The project aimed to beautify and rejuvenate Gangasagar, Digghi, and Harahi Lake. The Supreme Court directed the government to ensure the ponds' areas remain intact.