In an era where gender equality is a?paramount goal, the Supreme Court's latest initiative, the "Handbook on Combating Gender Stereotypes," has been recognised a monumental step towards dismantling deeply ingrained biases in legal judgments.
Surbhi Singh
Editor
The surge in fish yield comes with a set of challenges that warrant careful consideration. Ecologists and environmentalists are emphasising the need for a balanced approach to managing the increased fish populations
Bengaluru, the vibrant IT hub and silicon valley of India is full of innovation and energy. But beneath this high-tech exterior lies a long-standing problem that has plagued the city for years – traffic congestion.
The Shakti Scheme, launched by the Congress government in Karnataka on 11 June 2023, aimed to offer free bus rides within the state to women and transgender people.
Cave paintings dating back to the Neolithic age in Gujarat and Madhya Pradesh make it evident that cheetahs were once found across the country, particularly in central India. They were celebrated by kings and nobles. But the bond between cheetahs and nobility faded soon.
River Seine, immortalised in literature, art, and cinema, has been the lifeline of Paris. Yet, like many Western cities, Paris faced the decline of river quality due to industrial sewage and population growth.
On July 17, Gurugram lost its street of joy, the Sector 22 lane full of street food stalls, after the Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) carried out a demolition drive due to the lack of proper permits with these stall owners.
The proposed jungle safari park in the Aravali region of Gurugram comprises ten distinct zones, each offering a unique experience like a herbarium, a bird park, four enclosures for big cats, a dedicated section for exotic animals and birds, an immersive underwater world etc. But is it aiding conservation or destructing it?
In Gurugram, the lives of every citizen get disrupted by the city's recurrent waterlogging problem which is attributed to not one but a multitude of contributing factors from drainage systems to poor planning and rapid urbanisation, among others.
The lack of a dedicated central law specifically aimed at violence against healthcare professionals undermines the gravity of the issue and fails to provide adequate protection for those on the frontline of medical care. The existing legal framework may not be sufficient to address the unique challenges and risks faced by doctors and other healthcare workers.
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