India’s Supreme Court Rejects PIL Seeking Ban on Arms Exports to Israel

The Indian Supreme Court dismissed a public interest litigation (PIL) calling for a ban on arms exports to Israel amid the ongoing Gaza conflict. The court stated that it cannot interfere with the country’s foreign policy and that halting exports could have unforeseen consequences. The PIL, filed by Ashok Kumar Sharma and others, argued that Indian companies should not be allowed to supply military equipment to Israel due to the conflict’s impact on Palestinian civilians.

Heavy Rainfall and Flash Floods Threaten Eastern India

The India Meteorological Department (IMD) has issued a red alert for heavy rainfall and potential flash floods in several eastern Indian states, including Odisha, Chhattisgarh, and East Rajasthan. The IMD predicts widespread heavy to extremely heavy rainfall over the next 24 hours, with flash flood risks in parts of Coastal Andhra Pradesh, Vidarbha, Chhattisgarh, and Odisha.

Digi Yatra Expands to Nine New Airports in India

The Digi Yatra initiative, a digital platform that streamlines air travel by eliminating the need for physical documents, is expanding to nine new airports in India. The initiative, developed by Dataevolve Solutions, uses facial recognition to verify passenger identities, making travel more efficient and seamless.

Giriraj Singh Slams Rahul Gandhi’s RSS Remarks, Says ‘Traitor Cannot Know RSS’

Union Minister Giriraj Singh sharply criticized Rahul Gandhi’s comments on the RSS in the US, calling the Congress leader a ‘traitor’ and suggesting he learn about the organization’s history. BJP leaders also criticized Gandhi, accusing him of insulting India and praising China. The controversy arose from Gandhi’s remarks about the RSS’s ‘one idea of India’ versus the Congress’s belief in a ‘multiplicity of ideas.’

India’s Ongoing Struggle Against Crimes Against Women: Beyond Legislation

India has witnessed several high-profile cases of violence against women, leading to public outrage and demands for stricter laws. While legislative efforts have been made, persistent challenges include underreporting, poor enforcement, and a lack of adequate resources. This article examines the complexities of tackling crimes against women in India, highlighting the need for comprehensive solutions beyond legislation.

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