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The Delhi High Court denied interim relief to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) in its trademark infringement suit against Dharma Productions' film 'Jigra'. While the court found no unfair advantage gained by the filmmakers, it acknowledged the potential harm to MSF's reputation.

Karnal Tops, Charkhi Dadri Hits Low, Govt Steps Up Sting Ops To Curb Foeticides

Debrigarh wildlife sanctuary is implementing iron mesh fencing to deter poaching and reduce human-wildlife conflict along its 120-km border. This initiative aims to protect agricultural fields and livestock, paving the way for tiger translocation. Villagers have consented to the wire mesh fencing, with monitored access for firewood collection.

A man in England returned medieval floor tiles he took as a child over sixty years ago, stored in a biscuit tin. His act of repentance, driven by persistent guilt, has provided English Heritage with well-preserved artefacts, offering new insights into the history of Wenlock Priory and the Cluniac Order.

Anti-incumbency against Trinamool is high, but BJP’ll still find it tough. Four reasons: disconnect with Bengali ‘culture’, immigration isn’t a big issue, anger over SIR, GOI blamed for ‘discontinuing’ rural jobs scheme

In Bihar, the ban on alcohol has ignited a wave of creativity in rehabilitation initiatives, successfully transforming former liquor sellers and toddy tappers into thriving business owners. Programs such as SJY are providing women with vital financial resources and entrepreneurial training, while the Neera Samvardhan Yojana turns the collection of palm sap into a refreshing, non-alcoholic beverage.

From May 1, India’s online gaming sector enters a new regime: money-based games are prohibited, while e-sports and social gaming face tighter oversight. A central regulator, payment curbs and compliance rules aim to end years of legal ambiguity

West Bengal witnessed a significant political shift as the BJP formed its first government, largely influenced by the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls. This exercise, which removed nearly 12% of voters, disproportionately affected minority communities and became a central, contentious issue, reshaping voting trends and contributing to the BJP's surge across the state.

Palam Vihar saw some of the highest volumes of debris from the drive

Assam's 2026 election results reveal a stark political divide, with an all-Hindu NDA government and an opposition dominated by Muslim MLAs. This outcome, driven by Chief Minister Himanta Biswa Sarma's strategy, sharpens identity lines and shrinks the opposition's legislative influence. The Congress faces an existential challenge, consolidating minority votes but losing ground in Hindu-majority regions.

Kiren Rijiju refuted claims of coercion as seven Rajya Sabha MPs switched from AAP to BJP, stating "good people" have left Arvind Kejriwal. He accused Kejriwal of running AAP as a "private party." Rijiju also criticised the INDIA bloc, alleging internal rifts and a lack of principles, while backing West Bengal's electoral roll revision ahead of polls.

Union Minister Kiren Rijiju asserted a strong pro-BJP wave in West Bengal, stating the party aims to revive the state as a growth engine. He believes the Trinamool Congress has "destroyed" Bengal and only the BJP can restore it. Rijiju also defended the Special Intensive Revision of electoral rolls, deeming it essential for voter list integrity.