India

International Publishers Congress 2026: Indian Delegation to Champion AI, Copyright and Digital Publishing Innovation

Federation of Indian Publishers to Lead One of India’s Biggest Delegations at International Publishers Congress 2026 New Delhi: From 5 to 9 July 2026, the Federation of Indian Publishers (FIP) will head one of India’s largest publishing delegations at the 35th International Publishers Congress (IPC 2026) in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia.…

Education

Shortage of Trained Public Health Professionals Remains India’s Biggest Health Challenge, Says PHFI-IPHS Vice Chancellor

Dr. M. Vishnu Vardhana Rao calls for long-term investment in public health education, workforce development, disease surveillance, and digital health to prepare India for future crises Hyderabad: While India continues to strengthen its healthcare system through increased public investment and expanded infrastructure, a critical gap remains. The country still lacks…

India

Sulthan Bathery Munsiff Court Bars Alleged Accused from Entering Family Property, Grants Interim Protection

Court Issues Interim Restraining Order Against Karnataka Resident in Alleged Business Rivalry Threat Case Wayanad, Kerala: In a significant interim order, the Munsiff Court in Sulthan Bathery, Wayanad, has barred a Karnataka resident from entering a local family’s property following allegations of trespassing, criminal intimidation, and threats reportedly stemming from…

Education

MERI Hosts Faculty Research Exercise on Emerging Technologies and India’s Innovation Landscape, Explores AI, Robotics and Strategic Technology Trends

The Management Education & Research Institute (MERI), New Delhi, organised a special faculty research and presentation exercise on June 26 to examine recent developments in emerging technologies and assess their growing influence on industries, education and public policy. The initiative was designed to encourage faculty members, based on the guidance…

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“We Are Adivasis, Not Vanvasi”: DARBAR Presents 21-Point Memorandum to President, Seeks Separate Religion Code and Stronger Constitutional Safeguards

New Delhi: Seeking greater constitutional recognition and protection for India’s tribal communities, the Democratic Assembly of Representative Body for Adivasi Rights (DARBAR), which represents Adivasi organisations across the country, on Friday presented a 21-point memorandum to President Droupadi Murmu outlining key constitutional, cultural and administrative demands. The press conference was…