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Who Owns Nature's Wealth?
The world's greatest biological treasures are often found not in laboratories or research institutions, but in forests, wetlands and indigenous communities that have nurtured them for centuries. Yet, history offers countless examples of these resources being commercialised without the knowledge or consent of those who safeguarded them. India's First National Report on the Nagoya Protocol on Access and Benefit Sharing (ABS) is, therefore, more than a routine policy document. I
Jul 254 min read


FIFA Bent Its Own Rules. It Still Won't Say Why.
There is a sequence of events that FIFA has not disputed. Folarin Balogun, the United States striker, got sent off with a red card during the game against Bosnia-Herzegovina, in which America won with a score of 2-0, on July 1. Getting a red card meant automatic suspension for one game. As a result, Balogun was going to miss the Round of 16 match against Belgium. On the next day, people inquired if the red card could be appealed, but the officials at FIFA had to say no becaus
Jul 187 min read


From Now Onwards Govt. Looking Separate Structure Work for AI
Govt. may look a sperate legal structure work for AI, symbolizing a significant transition from its long-existing laws to govern the fast-evolving technology. An event on Thursday, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII) and Ministry of Electronics and IT (MeitY) secretary S Krishnan said govt. believes the time may have come to draft legalization specifically for AI. The remarks highlight the transparent indication recently that the Center is rethinking its light-touch approa
Jul 42 min read
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