Karnataka Proposes Six Days of Paid Menstrual Leave for Women

The Karnataka government is considering a bill that would grant women in both private and government sectors six days of paid menstrual leave per year. This proposal is part of a growing trend in India to address the needs of women during menstruation. The move has sparked debate, with some supporting the initiative as a way to empower women and others expressing concerns about its potential impact on equal opportunities.

India Faces Iran in Round Eight of Chess Olympiad 2024

The Indian men’s and women’s chess teams are set to compete in the eighth round of the Chess Olympiad 2024 in Budapest, Hungary. The men’s team will face Iran, while the women’s team will go up against Poland. Both teams are currently ranked number one in their respective sections and will be aiming to continue their strong performances.

India’s Arms Exports to Europe Fuel Ukraine’s War Effort, Raising Concerns in Moscow

India has emerged as a key supplier of artillery shells to Ukraine, despite Moscow’s concerns and New Delhi’s official stance of neutrality. European customers, including Italy and the Czech Republic, have diverted Indian-made munitions to support Ukraine’s war effort. This revelation comes as India seeks to expand its arms exports globally, balancing its longstanding ties with Russia with its growing relationship with the West.

India’s Law Ministry Seeks Data on Arbitration Cases to Streamline Dispute Resolution

The Union Law Ministry in India has initiated a comprehensive review of the country’s arbitration system, seeking details on all arbitration proceedings involving the Centre over the past 24 years. This move comes as part of the government’s efforts to reduce the pendency of cases, lower legal costs, and improve the efficiency of dispute resolution in the country. The ministry aims to analyze the data and identify potential areas for amendments to the Arbitration and Conciliation Act, which governs out-of-court dispute settlement.

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