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BBC threatens legal action against AI startup Perplexity over content scraping: Report
UK broadcaster BBC is threatening legal action against AI search engine Perplexity, as it seeks to crack down on tech companies scraping its vast content archives to train artificial intelligence models, the Financial Times reported on Friday.
Trump vs Newsom: federal court rules US President has control over California National Guard in LA protest response
A federal appeals court upheld President Trump's authority over the California National Guard, reversing a lower court ruling. This allows thousands of troops to remain under federal command in Los Angeles due to immigration enforcement protests. Governor Newsom's challenge was rejected, with the court citing presidential power in national security. The legal battle continues amid concerns of federal overreach.
SBI takes firm stand on shifting key departments from Kolkata to Mumbai
State Bank of India is progressing with its plan to relocate key departments of its global market unit from Kolkata to Mumbai, a move opposed by some local civil society groups. SBI defends the initiative as a continuous process driven by evolving business needs.
Ahmedabad airport a known bird strike hotspot: Animal rights body
Ahmedabad airport recorded 319 bird and wildlife strikes between 2018 and 2023, ranking third in India after Delhi and Mumbai. People For Animals Public Policy Foundation revealed this data, highlighting a significant rise in bird strikes in 2023.
End of English raj? Amit Shah says English speakers will soon feel ashamed, the days are not very far
Union Home Minister Amit Shah advocated for prioritizing native languages over foreign ones to reclaim India's linguistic and cultural identity. He envisioned a future where India leads with cultural self-confidence, conducting affairs in its own languages. Shah also emphasized instilling empathy in administrative training, moving away from colonial frameworks, and highlighted literature's role in preserving Indian identity.
Air India crash effects: Houses near airport will be demolished if... Check civil aviation regulator DGCA's new draft rules
Following the Air India crash that killed 241, including Vijay Rupani, the Ministry of Civil Aviation has released draft rules to tighten controls on structures near airports. The new regulations empower authorities to take action against buildings or trees exceeding height limits, requiring owners to respond to notices or face enforcement.
HDFC Bank CEO moves Bombay HC to quash FIR filed by Lilavati Trust over ₹2.05 cr bribery allegations
HDFC Bank's CEO, Sashidhar Jagdishan, finds himself facing serious allegations from Lilavati Hospital. The institution claims that Jagdishan accepted bribes in exchange for facilitating a group’s operations.
NAACP National Convention 2025, Charlotte: Trump will be the first President in 116 years not invited to the event
For the first time in 116 years, the NAACP has not invited a sitting U.S. president, Donald Trump, to their national convention. NAACP President Derrick Johnson stated that Trump's actions contradict the organization's commitment to civil rights. This decision marks a significant departure from the NAACP's tradition of engaging with presidents from both parties, even amidst disagreements.
Supreme Court Advocates Association takes issue with ED summons to counsel Arvind Datar over Care Health Insurance advice
The Supreme Court Advocates-on-Record Association (SCAORA) has strongly condemned the Enforcement Directorate's summons to senior counsel Arvind Datar regarding his legal advice to Care Health Insurance. SCAORA views this action as an overreach that threatens the independence of the legal profession and undermines the rule of law, emphasizing that advocates should not be targeted for providing legal opinions.
Donald Trump first president in 116 years to not be invited to NAACP convention
The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People will not invite US President Donald Trump to its national convention. This is the first time the civil rights organisation has excluded a sitting president. NAACP President Derrick Johnson accuses Trump of working against its mission. The group has filed lawsuits against Trump. Republican Presidents George W.
Clear up the paper boat trail: Lessons from Kerala coast shipwreck
The MSC ELSA-3 capsized off the Kochi coast, revealing the complexities of global shipping governance. Its fragmented ownership, flag of convenience registration, and management structure obscured liability after the incident. This incident highlights the need for greater transparency and accountability in maritime operations to protect coastal states from environmental and economic consequences.
Cease-and-desist incoming for the President? Lizzo slams Trump parade over unauthorized use of her hit song
Pop icon Lizzo is furious after her hit song "About Damn Time" was played without authorization at a Trump military parade in Washington, D.C., coinciding with Army anniversary celebrations and protests. Lizzo swiftly responded with a TikTok video, threatening legal action and demanding a cease and desist.
Aryan Aviation managers face legal action after Kedarnath helicopter crash kills 7
A helicopter crash near Kedarnath resulted in seven fatalities. The incident involved an Aryan Aviation helicopter. Authorities have registered a case against Kaushik Pathak and Vikas Tomar. Initial reports suggest poor visibility as a contributing factor. The Uttarakhand government suspended Aryan Aviation services. An investigation is underway by the Aircraft Accident Investigation Bureau.
Trump's legal orders' impact: how is the Immigration Enforcement wave flooding and how you can help
Amidst the Trump administration's intensified 2025 immigration crackdown, families like Rosario Gonzalez's are facing immense challenges. Detained in a workplace ICE raid, Gonzalez, a Long Beach grandfather, embodies the sweeping changes impacting undocumented immigrants nationwide. Advocacy groups are mobilizing to provide legal aid, community support, and policy advocacy in response to the administration's aggressive enforcement strategies.
Delhi to roll out new excise policy, CM Rekha Gupta says social security to be topmost priority
The Delhi Government is set to introduce a new excise policy prioritizing transparency, accountability, and social welfare. Chief Minister Rekha Gupta emphasized that the policy aims to ensure quality liquor availability while safeguarding vulnerable communities. The policy will incorporate reforms like scientific testing, digitization, and strict action against illegal sales, learning from the past government's mistakes.
Making Will for succession: What is probate of a Will and how does it help in transfer of inheritance to legal heirs?
A simple Will, while useful, may not always be enough, especially when it comes to real estate especially in big cities like Mumbai, Kolkata, or Chennai, or when multiple legal heirs are involved. This is where probate of a Will comes to the rescue of legal heirs as it helps significantly in smooth transfer of inheritance to intended legal heirs.
HDFC Bank says timing of allegations against CEO Sashidhar Jagdishan reveals 'devious' motive of Lilavati Trust
HDFC Bank has called the timing and intent of allegations by the Lilavati Trust a deliberate attempt to obstruct its legal recovery process. The bank's MD and CEO, Sashidhar Jagdishan, was named in a police complaint filed by the Mehta family via the Lilavati Kirtilal Mehta Medical Trust, which runs Mumbai’s Lilavati Hospital.
Trump's ICE war spills onto streets: Where's the US headed?
Fueled by intensified immigration enforcement, Los Angeles is witnessing violent protests and a deployment of the National Guard. The situation highlights a deep ideological divide, with the Trump administration prioritizing national sovereignty and critics decrying heavy-handed tactics.
Civil War has begun! Rich Dad Poor Dad author Robert Kiyosaki warns of global chaos, backs Bitcoin as the only safe haven
In a now-viral tweet, Kiyosaki noted that the unrest extends beyond the United States, highlighting increasing turmoil in countries like Japan, China, and France. He suggested that the world may be heading into a phase of broad-based instability.
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