Right to privacy violated by Aadhaar?

After a slew of petitions against making the Aadhaar mandatory, the Supreme Court has set up a 5 judge Bench headed by Chief Justice of India J S Khehar to look into whether Aadhaar has violated right to privacy.

This time is different: China to India

Foreign Secretary S Jaishankar was hopeful that India and China will resolve issues like they did in the past. But China does not seem to share the same attitude as the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that it was “different” this time.

Chinese naval base to be set up in Djibouti

China’s first overseas naval base will be set up in Djibouti, from which place the country will be able to have a stronger presence in Africa and the Indian Ocean.

Beep 'cow' and 'Hindu India': Censor Board

The Censor Board of Film Certification has stopped the screening of The Argumentative Indian, based on a book of the same name by Amartya Sen, as it has words such as “cow”, “Hindu India”, “Gujarat” and “Hindutva view of India".

Aadhar soon to bemandatory for Real estate sale

The news on making Aadhar a mandatory checklist for properties will soon become a reality. The news about making Aadhar mandatory for Real Estate business has been doing rounds for a long time as the Government looks to reduce property disputes and litigation