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In 1856, a 23-year-old widow became America’s first female private detective. Five years later, she helped protect former US president Abraham LincolnKate Warne became America's first female private detective in 1856. She successfully infiltrated criminal circles using various disguises. ...- Who belongs in women’s sport? The debate over trans athletes deepensRecent WNBA controversy reignited debate on transgender women in sports. Advocacy groups hold differing views on fairness and inclusion for...
- Divorce dispute turns into legal battle: The financial costs a husband may faceThe aftermath of matrimonial disputes often lingers long after a marriage has ended, imposing hefty financial and legal challenges on men. ...
- Obsessed with crime documentaries? Psychology says women may watch them for 4 surprising reasonsTrue crime documentaries captivate many women, driven by their quest for psychological insight and preparedness. These shows not only provi...
- Half of Afghan women rarely leave home as Taliban restrictions deepen: UN agencyHalf of Afghan women now leave their homes only once or twice monthly. Taliban decrees have systematically dismantled women's rights since ...
- From welfare facilities to working conditions: What manufacturing employees are entitled to under new labour code rulesEmployees working in manufacturing sector can clarity on what benefits they are entitled to and what their employer must provide, under new...
- 'Will face batons': JPSC-JSSC aspirants remain defiant after 3rd lathi charge outside Jharkhand AssemblyJPSC-JSSC aspirants protested alleged irregularities outside the Jharkhand Assembly. Police used lathi charges and tear gas to disperse the...
- FSSAI crackdown sends food, beverage firms back to drawing boardAmid heightened regulatory scrutiny, Indian food and beverage companies are taking steps to update product labels and advertising claims. R...
- 70 years after South Africa's women challenged apartheid, some say their freedom isn't completeSouth Africa marks seventy years since the 1956 Women's March against apartheid laws. Many women still face significant gender-based violen...
- Trump's attack on 'birth tourism' faces uphill legal battle after Supreme Court rulingPresident Trump issued executive orders targeting birth tourism after a Supreme Court ruling. Legal experts believe these new actions are l...
- Government tightens deepfake rules, mandates AI content labels and three-hour takedown timelineIndia has mandated clear labelling for AI-generated synthetic content. Social media platforms now have only three hours to remove unlawful ...
- Centre opposes 'creamy layer' for SC/ST reservation in Supreme Court, citing legal precedentThe Centre has informed the Supreme Court that the creamy layer principle does not apply to SC and ST reservations. It stated that previous...
- 'They didn't allow the truth to come out': Hasina attacks Bangladesh interim govt in first address after 2 yearsFormer Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina alleges the interim government halted a judicial inquiry. She claims this move prevents the truth about...
- Opposition to intensify Parliament protest over Jantar Mantar police actionOpposition parties will continue their Parliament protest on Thursday. They demand answers regarding alleged Ram Mandir donation embezzleme...
- Government puts in place framework to tackle online child sexual abuseIndia's government has established a coordinated framework to combat online child abuse. The 'Sahyog' portal expedites content removal requ...
- Iran's leaders show united front over war but are divided over what the goal isIran's leaders exhibit unity on war strategy but differ on the ultimate objective. Ultra-hardliners seek total victory, while pragmatists p...
- Arunachal CM Pema Khandu calls for Northeast action against child trafficking, online abuseChief Minister Pema Khandu of Arunachal Pradesh called for greater regional unity in safeguarding children. He showcased key initiatives su...
- 'Officials confused about who can ban whom': Telegram CEO Durov hits back after Russia charges him with terrorismRussia has designated Telegram founder Pavel Durov as a terrorist. This action follows his refusal to comply with state demands for censors...
- Congress MPs submit notices in both houses for discussion on police action during student protestsCongress party members have initiated notices seeking a parliamentary dialogue concerning the alleged excessive police force used during pr...
- Uttar Pradesh: Two dead in explosion at Saharanpur firecracker factoryTwo workers died in a firecracker factory explosion in Saharanpur's Kunda Basi village. Local authorities immediately rushed to the site an...
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