Cyber Cops Must Monitor Online Attacks On Sitting Judges: Madras High Court

The court has also instructed the police not to grant permission for public gatherings or marches aimed at personally targeting, defaming, or intimidating sitting judges.

The court has also instructed the police not to grant permission for public gatherings or marches aimed at personally targeting, defaming, or intimidating sitting judges.
Nia Patel faced interruption while speaking about women's rights at her grandmother Krishna Ahooja-Patel's memorial. Her grandmother was an influential peace activist and advocate for women's rights, nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize. Nia's experience demonstrates the challenges women still face regarding respect and recognition in discussions about gender issues. The incident illustrates a gap between institutional commitment to gender justice and actual practice.
Sophia Parekh, a 12-year-old from Westfield, New Jersey, has distributed more than 8,000 free books to children across the US through Sophia's Book Stand, a project she started at age seven during the Covid pandemic. She personally selects books based on children's ages and interests and also supports teachers in underserved schools. Her efforts earned her recognition as a runner-up for the 2026 Gloria Barron Prize for Young Heroes.
The US has urged several NATO allies, including Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia, to tone down their public warnings about the threat posed by Russia, cautioning European countries against rhetoric that could further strain relations with Moscow, according to a Reuters report.
Union home minister Amit Shah on Friday slammed Lok Sabha leader of opposition Rahul Gandhi and Samajwadi Party chief Akhilesh Yadav for raising the issue of voter irregularities ahead of the INDIA bloc's Delhi Chalo march and challenged them to discuss the issue during a special session of Parliament.
In the wake of Dolly Parton's passing, the Imagination Library saw a remarkable increase in registrations. In August alone, Knox County welcomed nearly 950 new children to the program. Additionally, over $150,000 was generated through a fundraising initiative to bolster the library's mission. Established in 1995, this program ensures that young readers receive free books every month until the age of five, proudly distributing over four million books to date.
Air India and Air India Express have announced the extension of flight suspensions to Saudi Arabia until November 14. IndiGo and Akasa Air have also cancelled flights to various cities in Saudi Arabia until mid-November. The flight cancellations are due to heightened security concerns amid unrest in West Asia. Fresh Houthi activity has prompted heightened security measures near Mecca, impacting regional shipping.
New York Mayor Zohran Mamdani expressed dissatisfaction with DoorDash's acquisition of Instacart for $17 billion. This acquisition follows a $131.5 million settlement won by the city for wage violations by DoorDash. Mamdani highlighted the contradiction between DoorDash's spending and their previous wage underpayments to delivery workers. Approximately 264,000 Dashers will be compensated as part of this settlement. The mayor emphasized the need for ongoing support for workers against corporate giants.
Team India faced a significant setback as New Zealand achieved an 87-run victory in Auckland. Glenn Phillips and Jacob Duffy played critical roles in New Zealand's decisive performance. India struggled in their chase after losing early wickets and could not sustain their innings. New Zealand posted their highest-ever T20I total of 259 runs, which India could not match.