Union Ayush Minister Shri Prataprao Jadhav Chairs 27th Governing Body Meeting of CCRAS
From Traditional Knowledge to Digital Innovation: Ministry of Ayush Launches Three Flagship CCRAS Initiatives
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"This is where the people stand, and I stand with the people."
That's #AmericanSamoa's congressional representative, Amata Coleman Radewagen, on her opposition to a US Govt plan to industrialize waters her constituents have depended on for 3,000 years.
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#US#Catholic Organization Silences a Leading Scholar.
Following pressure from #China, a Catholic university withdrew the keynote speech of one of the world’s leading experts on #Chinese religion
Over the past day, at least nine people were killed and 51 others were injured as a result of Russian attacks. In the Kyiv region, three people, including a child, were killed, while three others, including a child, were injured. In Kyiv, rescuers recovered the body of a person killed in the attack while clearing its aftermath. Fires were also reported, including at a non-residential site and at fuel storage tanks. In the Kharkiv region, two people were killed and eight others were injured, including as a result of attacks on Izium, the Velykyi Burluk community, Vilkhivka, and the explosion of an unidentified device in the Derhachi community. In the Kherson region, two people were killed and 24 others were injured, including a child. In the Donetsk region, one person was killed and 15 others were injured. Residential buildings, a church, a shop, a hair salon, a petrol station, school buses, agricultural machinery, vehicles, and other civilian objects were damaged.
#StopRussianAggression
The Supreme Court today(August 7) dismissed a writ petition seeking registration of FIR against Yashwant Varma, former judge of the Allahabad High Court, in the alleged unaccounted cash-at-home discovery during a fire incident.
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Pierre‑Olivier Gourinchas steps down as the IMF’s Chief Economist, as @IMFnews undergoes reviews of its lending conditionality and surveillance
#SummerObserver26
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Justice Patel: If an AI system assists in legal research or case triage, who audits that system?
If a matter is heard virtually, how do we preserve the solemnity and gravity that a courtroom setting confers upon proceedings, so that justice is not merely done but felt by every litigant?
If predictive analytics inform how cases are prioritised, what prevents that prioritisation from quietly favouring the well-resourced litigant who can navigate the system over the unrepresented litigant who cannot?
I would suggest that integrity in the coming decades will not be secured through resistance to change, but through the governance of change.
We need clear judicial and professional standards for the use of technology in our courts standards developed by the judiciary itself, not imposed upon it from outside, and not left to evolve merely by accident.
This is where collaboration across jurisdictions, shared learning, judicial networks and alliances have an important role to play developing shared standards of practice so that innovation in dispute resolution, whether in courts, arbitration or mediation, does not outpace the ethical scaffolding designed to support it.
Integrity, I would add, is also a discipline of humility.
A cynical public relations photo op using a political prisoner who should never have been detained in the first place, and 14,000 more are in jail, while bombs drop and soldiers kill on a daily basis, is not a step forward.
The Anglican Church of Canada, Presbyterian Church in Canada and United Church of Canada collectively donated $1.5 million to the National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation in support of a new, permanent building.
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The loss of “third places”—spaces other than the home or workplace where people can simply exist and socialize—has impacts that the Anglican Church could help address, guest writer Charlotte Sheasby says.
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