India’s Watergate
Abhishek Kumar is an aspiring journalist with deep interest in analysing domestic and global polity. Inquisitive and bibliophile at heart, he loves making informed arguments and play the devil s advocate. Media s ability to speak truth to power and hold a mirror to the society struck Abhishek in his formative years. His love for the same pushed him to take up Journalism as a career. Currently, he is pursuing an M.A in Journalism and Mass Communication at Calcutta University. He can be reached at cricabhi27@gmail.com LESS. MORE
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By Mishi Choudhary & Eben Moglen
GoI-Twitter hostilities are a variation on a current geopolitical theme. Social media platforms offer simple consumer-facing digital services ‘for free’, but actually in return for mind-boggling quantities of personal data they can exploit and monetise. They are coming to the end of their extraordinary laissez-faire relationship with the world’s democratic governments.
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Law Ministry approves 3 laws to help NRIsâ wives facing marital hardships
Law Ministry approves 3 laws to help NRIsâ wives facing marital hardships
News Nation Bureau | Edited By : Guihiamliu Riamei | Updated on: 26 Jun 2018, 09:50:54 PM
New Delhi:
Union Law Ministry on Tuesday approved proposed amendments to three Central laws, aimed at providing assistance to Indian women married to NRIs and facing marital hardships, a senior Women and Child Development Ministry official said.
Women and Child Development Secretary Rakesh Srivastava said the proposed amendments are related to three central legislations - the Marriage Act, the Passport Act and the Code of Criminal Procedure and would be forwarded to the Cabinet next week for its approval.