Hong Kong’s ‘cheater’ judge plagiarised judgments thrice, to retire early
This comes after Wilson Chan received a “serious reprimand” for committing plagiarism in his judgement in a 2024 trial over a company shares dispute.
This comes after Wilson Chan received a “serious reprimand” for committing plagiarism in his judgement in a 2024 trial over a company shares dispute.
According to MEA data, more than 800- Indian expats died in workplace accidents between 2023 and 2025. Out of these, 55 per cent deaths were reported in Gulf countries.
Without naming anyone, Altman also criticised AI leaders who warn that the technology may be dangerous, calling their vision "terrifying".
The victim has been identified as Navneet Kaur. She was alleged murdered by a 37-year-old man, named Sharnjeet Singh, also of Indian descent.
A London protest organised by SFI UK brought international attention to Indian students demanding justice over alleged examination irregularities, including the NEET paper leak controversy.
Due to the heavy load on the BD result website, some of the candidates may face technical issues. In such cases, candidates need to wait and try to refresh the BD SSC results website via (CTRL + R). In case the website is not working after waiting for long, then the candidates can check the BD SSC Results 2025 via SMS services.
The BRICS nations' strong condemnation of recent military strikes against Iran, citing violations of international law and the UN Charter, has significant implications for the global geopolitical landscape.
United States President Donald Trump said that the US is close to reaching a trade deal with India. His remarks came even as he announced tariffs on 14 nations.
Citing the recent detention of Mahrang Baloch and other BYC members under the colonial-era 3MPO ordinance, Mazari called the move "a gross violation of constitutional rights."
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu surprised US President Donald Trump with a formal Nobel Peace Prize nomination during his meeting in the United States.
