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National Governance & Policy 15 Oct 2026, 07:07 AM IST

Constitution-as-Commons Drive Frames Street Resistance as a Fight for Democratic Control

At 07:07 AM IST, a widening street mobilisation is being cast by its supporters as a constitutional struggle to restore popular control over everyday life. Drawing on Gandhi’s moral injunction and Ambedkar’s Preamble, the movement presents itself as a defence of the republic’s founding promise rather than a narrow protest campaign. The political message is clear: the Constitution is being argued not as an elite document, but as a shared public resource under pressure.

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National Governance & Policy13 Oct 2026, 01:00 AM IST

Karnataka High Court Strikes Down Law Expanding SC, ST Reservation, Calls It Unconstitutional

The Karnataka High Court has invalidated a state law that sought to increase reservation for Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes, holding that it violated the Constitution. The court reaffirmed that the 50% ceiling on total reservation remains a binding constitutional principle, sharpening the legal limits on affirmative action policy.

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Banking, Fintech & Insurance08 Oct 2026, 05:27 AM IST

Madras High Court Says Loan Defaulters Do Not Surrender Constitutional Rights to Banks

The Madras High Court has ruled that borrowers who default on loans do not lose their constitutional right to travel abroad merely because they owe money to a bank. Justice V. Lakshminarayanan held that, unless a defaulter is facing a criminal case or a lawful travel restriction, banks cannot block foreign travel as a recovery tactic. The ruling sharpens the boundary between debt enforcement and personal liberty.

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National Governance & Policy15 Oct 2026, 04:42 PM IST

Delhi Police Tells Supreme Court October 10 Detainees Were Fed Hot Meals, Not Denied Care; Only Cellular Internet Was Curbed

Delhi Police has told the Supreme Court that people detained on October 10 were provided hot, fresh and adequate meals, and that the only restriction imposed was on cellular internet access. The police chief argued the measures were preventive, aimed at preserving peace and tranquility in a sensitive part of New Delhi. The submission places the dispute squarely in the constitutional balance between public order and civil liberties.

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National Governance & Policy15 Oct 2026, 03:41 PM IST

Stalin Urges Tamil Nadu to Appeal Supreme Court Ruling on Reservation for Converted Muslims

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has called on the state government to move the Supreme Court against a recent ruling that affects reservation benefits for converted Muslims, arguing that social backwardness is rooted in centuries of structural exclusion and is not erased by religious conversion. His intervention places the issue at the intersection of affirmative action, religious identity, and constitutional policy, with wider implications for reservation jurisprudence in India.

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National Governance & Policy15 Oct 2026, 02:19 PM IST

Stalin Urges Tamil Nadu Government to Appeal in Supreme Court Over Reservation for Converted Muslims

Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M.K. Stalin has called on the state government to move the Supreme Court against a recent ruling affecting reservation benefits for converted Muslims, arguing that social backwardness is inherited through long-standing structural discrimination and is not erased by a change of faith. His intervention places the issue at the intersection of affirmative action, religious identity, and the constitutional limits of reservation policy.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 07:48 AM IST

Targeted Motor Cortex Stimulation Shows Learned Movement Can Be Triggered by Tiny Neural Ensembles

A new Nature study reports that activating highly specific ensembles in the motor cortex can reliably trigger learned movements in mice, with just about 20 neurons enough to set the behavior in motion. The findings sharpen scientific understanding of how the brain stores and retrieves motor skills, while also advancing the long-running quest for more precise brain-computer interfaces and neuroprosthetics.

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Clean Energy & Climate Transition15 Oct 2026, 07:07 AM IST

Targeted Motor Cortex Stimulation Shows How Learned Movements Can Be Recalled on Demand

A new study highlighted by Nature suggests that activating a small, precisely selected set of motor cortex neurons can trigger learned movements, offering fresh insight into how the brain stores and retrieves skilled actions. The findings sharpen scientific understanding of motor memory and could inform future neurotechnology, rehabilitation, and brain-computer interface research.

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World Politics & Diplomacy14 Oct 2026, 01:25 PM IST

Kabila to Lead New Rebel Movement With M23, Deepening Congo Crisis

Former Democratic Republic of Congo president Joseph Kabila is set to lead a new political-military movement aligned with the M23 rebellion, according to multiple reports. The development marks a major escalation in a conflict that has already destabilized eastern Congo and complicated regional diplomacy.

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India Entertainment & Culture14 Oct 2026, 12:44 PM IST

How Screendance Turns Film Into an Archive of Movement

The recently concluded LURU Screendance Festival has drawn fresh attention to a growing artistic frontier where choreography, cinema and digital media intersect. By placing the camera at the centre of performance, the festival underscored how film can preserve, reinterpret and even transform dance for new audiences.

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National Governance & Policy12 Oct 2026, 02:42 AM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Ease Goods Movement

The GST Council has recommended rationalising the e-way bill framework to reduce friction in the movement of goods, a step aimed at improving logistics efficiency and lowering compliance burdens. The move also includes a specific tax treatment for supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered persons through any delivery mechanism, which will attract a flat 5% rate.

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National Governance & Policy10 Oct 2026, 11:40 PM IST

GST Council Moves to Rationalise E-Way Bill Rules to Ease Goods Movement

The GST Council has recommended rationalising e-way bill requirements in a move aimed at reducing friction in the movement of goods across India’s supply chains. The proposal also includes a flat 5% GST rate for supplies made by e-commerce platforms to unregistered buyers through any delivery mechanism, signalling a broader effort to simplify compliance and align tax treatment with modern distribution models.

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New Delhi(1)Mahatma Gandhi(1)B. R. Ambedkar(1)