Industrial Accidents in India: A Failure of Inspection and Governance

A recent chemical factory explosion in Maharashtra highlights the systemic failures in India’s labor inspection system. Despite frequent industrial accidents, poor inspection rates, and a lack of enforcement, governments are focusing on self-certification and other reforms that weaken labor protections. This article argues for a strengthened inspection system that prioritizes worker safety and holds both employers and government officials accountable.

Modi’s Moscow Visit Amidst Shifting Global Alliances

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi is set to visit Moscow next week for talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin, a meeting with significant geopolitical implications. The visit comes amidst deepening China-Russia relations and India’s efforts to navigate a complex web of alliances with the US, Russia, and China. The visit is expected to address trade, strategic interests, and India’s balancing act in a world of shifting alliances.

Puja Tomar: India’s First UFC Fighter Defies Odds and Inspires a Nation

Puja Tomar, a 30-year-old Indian fighter, has become the first woman from India to compete in the Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC), securing a split-decision victory over Rayanne dos Santos in the straw-weight division. Her journey to the UFC has been filled with challenges, from overcoming societal expectations and financial struggles to navigating the competitive world of combat sports. Puja’s story is one of resilience, determination, and a burning desire to represent India on the global stage.

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