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Today’s Word of the Day: ‘Moot’ meaning and the difference between a moot point and moot questionWord of the day: The word "moot" has two commonly used meanings: an issue that is open to debate and a matter that is no longer practically...- How can BCI regulate law colleges, asks Supreme CourtThe Supreme Court is set to examine the regulatory power of the Bar Council of India over law colleges. The court questioned the expertise ...
- Protecting Tata legacy need of the hour: Sharad PawarSharad Pawar urged protecting the Tata Group's charitable ownership and institutional role. He emphasised the group's deep Maharashtra conn...
- My sister gifted me Rs 37 lakh from land sale. Will she have to pay income tax?ET Wealth Reader's Query: My sister and I received Rs 37 lakh each from the sale of agricultural land in our native place. She has gifted h...
- The H-1B midterm test: Why Indian tech workers could matter in the US electionsThe 2026 US midterms could make H-1B policy a political test among Indian-American voters, with Trump-era fees and tighter scrutiny affecti...
- IIT Bombay suicide: IIT Delhi faculty forum backs Prof Doolla, flags 'mob-driven behaviour'The IIT Delhi Faculty Forum has backed IIT Bombay professor Suryanarayana Doolla, named in an FIR following the suicide of 20-year-old stud...
- High-paying London criminal lawyer quits courtroom; enjoys life as professional dog walker, earns £400 dailyLiz East transitioned from criminal defence law to a thriving dog-walking business. She now cares for many dogs daily, earning significantl...
- Italy’s Meloni proposes foreign student cap, school hijab ban amid far-right challengeItaly’s government plans to cap the number of foreign students in classrooms and ban burqas and hijabs in schools, with Prime Minister Gior...
- Delhi HC gives Kejriwal, AAP leaders four weeks to reply in contempt caseThe Delhi High Court will hear a criminal contempt case against AAP leaders on November 16. This case involves allegations of vilifying soc...
- Woman quits career she was passionate about to become a dog walker, now earns up to Rs 50,000 a dayA UK lawyer left her draining legal career for a passion. Liz East now runs a thriving dog-walking business earning thousands monthly. She ...
- Capricorn Weekly Horoscope (September 19–25, 2026): New Alliances, Career Progress and Smarter Decisions AheadCapricorn Weekly Horoscope for September 19–25, 2026, highlights partnerships, professional collaboration, learning and mature communicatio...
- Mehli Mistry says Tata Education and Development Trust won't bear legal costs in Tata Sons rowIn an email sent by Mehli to Tata Trusts CEO Siddhartha Sharma and 'CC'd'Mehli said TEDT would not bear any part of the legal expenses rela...
- Home ministry briefs JPC on FCRA amendments, says only 8% of foreign funds go to religious purposesThe Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act is being amended to address national security concerns. Foreign contributions to NGOs rose signif...
- Tata Trusts dispute: Who is Amogh Kaloti, the Maharashtra Charity Commissioner handling key cases?One judge, multiple Tata Trusts cases and a dispute gripping corporate India — meet Amogh Kaloti, the low-profile Maharashtra Charity Commi...
- Vijay goverment opposes Navodaya schools over three-language policy, Supreme Court asks TN to change its approach towards teaching Hindi in schoolsSupreme Court has asked the Tamil Nadu government to reconsider its opposition to the Hindi component of Navodaya Vidyalayas and comply wit...
- She became a wife at 11. 12 years later, she chose prison over living with her husband. At 24, she became India’s first woman to get a divorceIn an era where women’s rights were nothing more than a laughingstock in India and women were bartered away like cattle for marriage even b...
- Japanese Proverb of the Day: “Even the judgement of hell depends on money” — A timeless lesson that while money cannot guarantee every outcome, financial power can shape opportunities, influence decisions and affect access to justice, highlighting the importance of fairness and equality in societyJapanese Proverb of the Day: A Japanese proverb highlights money's power over judgment. This saying suggests wealth can sway even ultimate ...
- Push 3-language formula for class 6 to next academic year, Supreme Court tells CBSEThe Supreme Court suggested the CBSE consider deferring its three-language policy for Class 6 students. This policy mandates studying two n...
- Microsoft commits to sweeping AI privacy rules for students. Will other tech giants follow?As the school year started, the country's two largest school districts, New York City and Los Angeles, announced they were putting the brak...
- US court blocks Trump administration rule restricting stay for foreign students, journalistsA US federal judge has blocked a Trump administration rule that would have ended the longstanding “duration of status” system for internati...
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