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Why earthquake-prone Japan wants to set up a second capital (opens the original)
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An earthquake with a magnitude initially recorded at 7.1 struck the southern Kumamoto prefecture (similar to a state) in Japan on July 28. Days ago, Japan passed the secondary capital Bill in the upper house of Parliament, a law that shows how the city continues to adapt to the frequent earthquakes it faces. Passed on July 24, this legislation allows the Prime Minister to designate a prefecture (fulfilling certain criteria) to serve vital government operations and administrative functions should
Smriti Irani to Dharmendra Pradhan: BJP’s education ministers and their tenures (opens the original)
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Over its 12 years in power, the NDA government has had four Education Ministers — only one of whom served for more than three years. That was Dharmendra Pradhan, who resigned on Saturday (July 25) after more than a month of protests over multiple exam paper leaks. Pradhan served a tenure of around five years. His predecessors had much shorter tenures — Smriti Irani was in office for around two years; Prakash Javadekar served for two years and 10 months until the end of the first Narendra Modi go
As Dharmendra Pradhan resigns, a look at previous major protests against education ministers (opens the original)
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BJP leader Dharmendra Pradhan resigned as Union Education Minister on Saturday amid a storm over multiple exam paper leaks, including the NEET-UG. Pradhan’s resignation came after demonstrations by youth protesters in Delhi since June 6 that have found an echo in other cities as well. The resignation was the primary demand at the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest site at Jantar Mantar in Delhi, as well as a precondition for the Congress and other Opposition parties for debating a tough new law
At Jantar Mantar, the stage under the stage: Not-so-popular faces propping up a popular protest (opens the original)
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Yellow barricades stacked high against one another form a flamboyant perimeter. The bright paint clashes violently with the striking military-print blue of the Rapid Action Forces (RAF) observing the stream of people from a distance. Tolstoy Marg — a street named after a Russian pacifist — seems to be holding its breath in anticipation of what would follow a broken stage and police action from Monday (July 20). “After yesterday, we came back at six in the morning to rebuild the stage which the p
The race for low Earth orbit: What the launch of Vikram-1 means for India (opens the original)
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India’s first privately developed launch vehicle, Vikram-1, placed several technology demonstration satellites in Low Earth orbit (LEO) on Saturday (July 18) morning. The textbook launch from Sriharikota by Hyderabad-based Skyroot Aerospace — the country’s first space unicorn — makes India only the third country in the world to have private launch capability after the US and China. It comes after the government opened up the space sector to private companies in 2020 and formalised the framework
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