Attorney-General Says New Data Law Does Not Weaken RTI Act Transparency

January 10, 2026

Attorney-General Says New Data Law Does Not Weaken RTI Act Transparency

Attorney-General R. Venkataramani states the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023, does not dilute the Right to Information Act, 2005. He explains balance between privacy and transparency remains intact despite amendments sparking concerns.

Switzerland's Deadly New Year Bar Fire Kills 40, Owners Held for Manslaughter

January 9, 2026

Switzerland's Deadly New Year Bar Fire Kills 40, Owners Held for Manslaughter

A deadly fire at Le Constellation bar in Switzerland's Crans-Montana killed 40 young people. Owners arrested amid safety probe. The nation mourns and safety checks increase.

Karnataka High Court Quashes Cruelty Case Over Food Restrictions After Childbirth

January 9, 2026

Karnataka High Court Quashes Cruelty Case Over Food Restrictions After Childbirth

Karnataka High Court dismissed a criminal complaint against a man accused by his wife of cruelty related to food restrictions after childbirth. The court said the case was a misuse of law and dismissed all allegations under IPC Section 498A, criticizing police for hasty FIR and harassment.

Trade Unions Call General Strike on Feb 12 Against Labour Codes

January 9, 2026

Trade Unions Call General Strike on Feb 12 Against Labour Codes

Ten Central Trade Unions in Delhi call for a general strike on February 12. They demand immediate rollback of four Labour Codes and warn of indefinite strike otherwise.

Activists Urge Supreme Court for Humane Stray Dog Management Amid Rising Attacks

January 9, 2026

Activists Urge Supreme Court for Humane Stray Dog Management Amid Rising Attacks

Animal rights activists ask India’s Supreme Court to soften its order on stray dogs and suggest kinder ways to handle the problem. They highlight attacks on dog feeders and call for municipal accountability and better sterilisation tracking.