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One nation, one party: Is the anti-defection law dead?

Welcome to The India Fix by Shoaib Daniyal. A newsletter on Indian politics. (This is the second one this week – a record.) As always, if you’ve been sent this newsletter and like it, to get it in your inbox every week, sign up here (click on “follow”). One nation, one tax. One nation, one…
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Haemophilia Injections Out Of Stock In Government Hospital – Patients Forced To Buy Doses From Market At ₹8k To ₹13k Each In Bhopal
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The stock of life-saving haemophilia factor, used to treat haemophilia patients, has completely run out in government hospitals such as JP District Hospital and Hamidia Hospital in Bhopal. Even the hospital administrations are passing responsibility to one another regarding the stock and availability of the injection. Patients are being forced to visit…
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Indore Municipal Corporation Eyes Revenue From Cinema Hall Advertisements
Indore (Madhya Pradesh): The Indore Municipal Corporation (IMC) will generate additional revenue from advertisements screened in cinema halls across the city after the Mayor-in-Council (MiC) approved a proposal to regulate and levy licence fees on such advertisements. The decision was taken during the MiC meeting chaired by Mayor Pushyamitra Bhargava on Thursday. The council observed…
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Employability Metrics Fuel Indian Institute Of Technology Indore’s QS World University Rankings Rise

Indore (Madhya Pradesh): After three consecutive years of decline in the QS World University Rankings, the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Indore has reversed the trend in the 2027 rankings. The institute climbed 10 places to 546th globally from 556th in 2026, marking a recovery in its international standing. The improvement follows several years of…
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BMC Prepares MP’s Largest Slum Rehabilitation Project Yet: ₹3,835 Crore Plan For 98 Hectares Under PMAY 2.0
Bhopal (Madhya Pradesh): The Bhopal Municipal Corporation (BMC) has prepared what is being billed as the largest slum rehabilitation project in Madhya Pradesh to date, unveiling an ambitious Rs 3,835 crore redevelopment plan for the Banganga and Danapani areas under the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana (PMAY) 2.0. Spread across nearly 98 hectares, the project proposes…
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Sensors, head-mounted cameras, recordings: Humans are helping Chinese tech companies train robots

This article was originally published in Rest of World, which covers technology’s impact outside the West. Daniel Wang came home to his apartment in Beijing and saw a humanoid robot waiting for him. He opened the door, and the robot got to work. The robot, developed by Shenzhen-based X Square Robot, moved slowly. It spent…
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Does your child only read graphic novels? That’s okay, it’s helping them build literacy skills

Some parents worry if their children only read graphic novels – or even mostly read them. A common question goes something like: how do I get my child to read something other than comics or graphic novels? But the answer might be: you don’t have to. Graphic novel series such as Heartstopper, The Babysitters Club…
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PM Modi failed to defend India’s interests at G7 summit: Congress

The Congress on Thursday criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s visit to France for the Group of Seven summit, saying that he had failed to defend India’s energy interests, economic priorities and strategic autonomy. India was an invitee at the event. “The Congress had hoped that…Modi would leverage the G7 Summit in France as an opportunity…
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Jharkhand: NDA-backed candidate Parimal Nathwani wins Rajya Sabha polls after cross-voting

National Democratic Alliance-backed independent candidate Parimal Nathwani on Thursday defeated the Congress’ nominee in the Rajya Sabha election in Jharkhand after cross-voting, The Times of India reported. The Congress, which is part of the state’s ruling alliance, had fielded Pranav Jha as its candidate. Congress ally Jharkhand Mukti Morcha’s candidate Baidyanath Ram won the second…
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India’s decline in domestic abuse masks regressive attitude towards gender equality

The average day for 31-year-old Ganga* starts at 6 am. She cooks and packs food for her children aged six and eight, drops them off at school, and leaves for work. After nine hours at work, she comes back home and cooks dinner for the family. On most nights, her husband consumes alcohol and beats…
