Новости за 18.03.2023

Out of 491 distress calls over the last six months, mostly from young girls, the RATI Foundation helpline registered 117 cases of cyberbullying and 31 cases where intimate content was shared non-consensually

The green court has said that the seven-member committee may submit a factual report within a month

The trains leave, and an eerie calmness descends on the platforms as there is no other soul left

Delhi government sources said the 2023-24 budget will also include plans to clear the three landfills on a war footing by collaborating with the MCD

The police said the bus hit the scooter that the victim and her husband were riding at Main Bawana Road

Will the U.S. administration’s move to guarantee deposits calm nerves and ensure funding is not disrupted in the sector? What are the lessons to be learnt from the Silicon Valley Bank crisis? Will investors look at the Indian start-up ecosystem as more favourable?

The International Booker Prize jury has put the Tamil writer’s novel Pyre (Pookuzhi), translated by Aniruddhan Vasudevan, on its long list

The case pertains to an FIR registered on February 28, 2020; complainant had alleged that the accused were part of a mob that used Rajdhani School in Shiv Vihar as a base to throw petrol bombs and stones at properties belonging to Hindus

Already reeling under heavy traffic due to repair works on the Chirag Dilli flyover and a 500-metre section of the Delhi-Jaipur Highway (NH-48), commuters were forced to endure longer commutes due to traffic snarls caused by waterlogging on the Delhi-Gurugram Expressway

A huge transformation had taken place in this generation, especially in the middle class

The protest was held after the college management adopted action against some SFI activists who allegedly burnt the flags of KSU following a dispute in connection with the college elections that have been scheduled on March 24.

Birding has many advantages. Foremost of it is you are outside your den in the natural world

The U.S. drone that was forced down by Russian jets in the Black Sea is one of the most advanced remotely piloted aircraft that are operated by many countries, including India

The recent online rumours of violence against migrant workers from north India in Tamil Nadu brought another issue to the limelight — the sheer magnitude of dependency of the State on this workforce, as a unit. While the news of violence was mostly fake, it must be remembered that some of these migrant workers continue to exist in very basic living conditions, often with no access to government welfare schemes

Political decisions and injunctions based on science have to be more humane

The trilateral agreement binds Australia, the U.K. and the U.S. together in a generational partnership for undersea military systems and strategic technology in the Indo-Pacific region at a time when China’s defence capabilities are growing fast

Psephologists say that numbers do matter, as the electorate profile is totally different when both the elections are compared and anti-incumbency is in play

The Sydney Harbour Bridge was officially opened on March 19, 1932. An iconic structure in Sydney and one of the best recognised, photographed and loved landmarks of the world, it is the world’s heaviest steel arch bridge. A.S.Ganesh tells you how this bridge came to be…