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    Sashakt: Expanding Opportunities Charting the Course for Digital Inclusion at India Mobile Congress 2026

    The India Mobile Congress 2026 revolves around the innovative theme 'Scale Without Boundaries,' aiming to address the necessity for equitable digital access and groundbreaking connectivity methods. Over a four-day period, engaging sessions will delve into topics like autonomous networks and the role of AI in telecommunications, featuring insights from influential figures in the industry and global policymakers.

    UFlex’s Asepto bets on Egypt to build global aseptic packaging hub

    Asepto’s $126-million Ain Sokhna plant will add 12 billion packs of annual capacity, taking its India-Egypt capacity to 24 billion packs as the Indian multinational company looks to shift from an India-led export model to a multi-location global manufacturing strategy.

    Regulation of educational institutes: SC issues notice to school education secretary on contempt plea

    The Supreme Court on Tuesday sought a response from the Ministry of Education’s school education secretary on a contempt plea alleging inaction on a representation seeking regulation of institutions imparting secular or religious instruction to children below 14. The plea seeks registration, recognition, supervision and monitoring under constitutional provisions protecting children’s education.

    MCD Commissioner Sanjeev Khirwar: Who is this 1994-batch IAS officer once transferred over a dog-walking row, now facing resignation calls over Delhi PG collapse?

    Sanjeev Khirwar is facing renewed scrutiny following a deadly building collapse in Delhi. Student organisations have demanded his resignation, alleging lapses in civic oversight. The five-storey building collapse killed seven people and left several others injured. Authorities are investigating the cause of the incident, including possible regulatory violations or civic negligence. The Delhi government has suspended five MCD officials following the tragedy.

    Delhi couple’s bags arrived ripped open after flight; court orders airline to pay Rs 3.61 lakh

    A Delhi consumer commission has ordered American Airlines to pay over Rs 3.61 lakh to a Delhi couple as compensation for two damaged checked bags and missing belongings. The incident occurred during a flight from Miami to Toronto in 2017. The commission held the airline responsible for the baggage while it was in its custody and awarded compensation for the losses, mental harassment and legal expenses.

    SC notice to Centre, states on plea to confiscate property of offenders in paper leak cases

    The Supreme Court is seeking government responses on confiscating offender property in exam paper leak cases. A Public Interest Litigation was filed by advocate Ashwini Kumar Upadhyay regarding this matter. The court issued notices to the Union of India and all state governments. The next hearing for this significant case is scheduled for September 25.

    The Economic Times
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