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Ground reports suggest that the fighting has mostly stalemated and Ukraine is facing an array of obstacles against a determined foe.

The Bill seeks to create a regulatory framework for obtaining, storing and testing DNA samples of human beings, mainly for the purposes of criminal investigations, and with the objective of establishing the identity of a person. Critics, however, say it could be misused to target segments of society based on religion, caste or political views.

The controversy around the lineage of Mihir Bhoj has surfaced earlier too, in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, with both Gurjars and Rajputs claiming he belonged to their community.

It is important to note the exact wording of the title of the Rajasthan Bill, since it is crucial to understanding the essence of what the government is trying to do. It is “minimum guaranteed income,” not “minimum income guarantee”.

The controversy around the lineage of Mihir Bhoj has surfaced earlier too, in Bihar and Uttar Pradesh, with both Gurjars and Rajputs claiming he belonged to their community.

Films can be publicly shown in India only after they have been certified by the CBFC. Sources said that the I&B Minister has asked officials to remove a scene from screenings of Oppenheimer.

When a police station receives a complaint regarding an alleged offence that has been committed in the jurisdiction of another police station, it registers an FIR and then transfers it to the relevant police station for further investigation.

Qin Gang has not been spotted in public since late June this year and has missed recent summits and meetings. China has a history of well-known personalities disappearing from public view for days, seemingly because the Chinese Communist Party disapproved of their actions, and this is fueling speculations about Qin.

While an increase of 3 or 4 degrees Celsius in average temperatures may not be much for humans, it can be catastrophic for marine life and cause Marine heat waves (MHWs) that may result in the deaths of several species, coral bleaching and more intense storms.

National Broadcasting Day in India is marked on July 23 as symbolic of the Radio Club of Bombay (established by some businessmen) making the first-ever broadcast in the country in June 1923.