Does marital rape law shield men from unnatural sex prosecution? | India News

NEW DELHI: In the pending pleas challenging the constitutional validity of penal law provisions shielding husbands from marital rape charges, the Supreme Court on Thursday agreed to examine another question — despite the exemption, can husbands still be prosecuted for causing physical hurt and mental trauma to their wives through violent, unnatural or other sexual…

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Households evicted from public housing triples under Queensland’s new behaviour policy

Three times as many households were kicked out of public housing in the first year of Queensland’s new behaviour policy. Under the change, tenants who receive three warnings for serious behaviour, including aggressive language, harassment and deliberate damage, in a year are evicted. Tenants are immediately evicted and banned from social housing for two years…

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Ashoka: Quote of the day inspired by Ashoka the Great: ‘As long as there are people who approach the gods with greedy hearts, there will be priests with greedy hearts to receive them’ and how true salvation lies in compassion and selflessness | India News

‘As long as there are people who approach the gods with greedy hearts, there will be priests with greedy hearts to receive them’ At a crowded shrine, a line of devotees stretches for blocks. Each person carries an expensive offering. Some have come to pray for a family member’s health, but many arrive with other…

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Judicial watchdog directs County Court judge towards counselling after ‘unfair and inappropriate’ comments

A Victorian judge who admonished a barrister in front of her client and behind her back will receive counselling after the watchdog found his comments were “unfair and inappropriate”. The Judicial Commission of Victoria said Judge Michael Tinney of the County Court should also undergo training after it substantiated part of a complaint against him….

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South Korea wants to be a top-three AI superpower. Here’s why memory chips are key

South Korea is cashing in on AI’s appetite for memory, and its chip makers plan to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to maintain their advantage.  The Asian industrial powerhouse supplies most of the advanced memory chips helping power AI. They are small, expensive items that require specialised, extremely precise manufacturing that two South Korean…

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