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An MLA of the ruling BJP in Karnataka, L.A. Ravi Subramanya, has courted controversy after a telephonic conversation between a social activist and hospital staff went viral, in which the MLAs name figures more than once, allegedly asking for a ...
In the purported audio clip that has now gone viral on social media, the hospital staff could be heard telling social activist Venkatesh that the vaccine cost of Rs 900 has to be remitted to Subramanaya's office and only after that inoculation will be done at the AV Hospital.
Assembly Bill 65 would give many Californians $1,000/month. California state lawmakers are ready to talk about universal basic income. But they’re not ready to fund it. The idea to give everybody — or just lower- and middle-income residents — a monthly cash payment with no strings attached gained national attention after it was proposed by former Democratic presidential candidate Andrew Yang. The pandemic and resulting economic hardships borne by low-wage earners has only shown how vulnerable they are, said Santa Clara County Democrat Assemblymember Evan Low. “More than 36% of Califo...
More Coverage The veteran lawmaker brings with him a legislative record of pushing for significant changes to the criminal justice system, including proposals to end cash bail in many cases and abolish the death penalty, as well as a law phasing out the use of private prisons and immigration detention centers. “California DOJ must be an organization that infuses more justice, more humanity, more fairness and more safety into our institutions,” Bonta told the Senate Rules Committee during Wednesday’s confirmation hearing. “There are still too many who are wronged in California,” he...
As legislation banning unnecessary medical procedures on intersex youth again stalls in the California Legislature, state lawmakers are advancing a number of bills strengthening protections for transgender and nonbinary individuals. The legislative strides are in contrast to the various transphobic laws Republican-controlled statehouses have been enacting in recent weeks. Assemblyman David Chiu (D-San Francisco) is carrying two trans rights bills this session that would bolster protections for individuals who have transitioned their gender. His Assembly Bill 1184 would strengthen the privacy ...