'The UN Environment Agency (UNEP) revealed in its Food Waste Index Report 2024, which showed that 1.05 billion tonnes of food went to waste in 2022.' Most of the world’s food waste comes from Read More...

'Brussels hosted a first-of-its-kind Nuclear Energy Summit that was billed as the most high-profile international meeting on nuclear energy ever, boasting the attendance of representatives from 30 cou Read More...

'The Kerala government last week approached the Supreme Court saying President Droupadi Murmu had withheld assent to four Bills passed by the state.' Kerala, which is ruled by the Left Democratic F Read More...

'India is witnessing an unprecedented construction boom, with over 3,00,000 housing units erected annually.' This growth brings economic opportunities and improved living standards but also poses s Read More...

'CAA act may allow local priests to issue “eligibility certificates" to validate applicants' religion, as per a response obtained through the Union Ministry of Home Affairs’ CAA helpline.' Read More...

'There have been “paradoxical improvements” in labour market indicators such as the labour force participation rate, workforce participation rate, and unemployment rate in India in recent Read More...

'Since 2020, a highly pathogenic type of bird flu, H5N1, has been spreading across the globe, posing an existential threat to birds and wildlife.' The virus has infected birds in more than 80 count Read More...

'The BSE and NSE introduced trading in the T+0 rolling settlement cycle in the equity segment on an optional basis recently.' The beta version of the optional T+0 settlement cycle, or same-day se Read More...

'The Supreme Court recently ruled that imposing a bail condition that prevents a person from participating in political activities violates their fundamental rights under the Constitution.' Bail Read More...

'A recent note that a teenager from Bihar wrote before fading away in Kota, Rajasthan (the hub of tuition/coaching).' The stress that the child was facing was evident in the reference to the &lsquo Read More...