Author: Biswajit Biswal

  • DY Chandrachud on Live-Streaming: A New Era for Court Transparency

    DY Chandrachud on Live-Streaming: A New Era for Court Transparency

    Former Chief Justice of India, DY Chandrachud, has shared how live-streaming of court sessions is changing how people view the Supreme Court. For the very first time, the highest court in India shared its proceedings live on August 26, 2022. This means that everyone can now watch and understand how seriously the court takes each case.

    Chandrachud believes that live-streaming brings the court closer to the public, allowing them to see how much time and effort judges put into each case. He also emphasized that state-level courts should wisely use funds provided by the very supportive government for this project.

    Known for embracing technology, Chandrachud has made many tech-friendly advancements in the Supreme Court. The main goal of live-streaming is to make the judicial process more transparent, so that everyday people can see what happens in court.

    He said judges must be careful with their words because making biased statements could lead to a belief that they are unfair towards certain communities or genders. Such statements can harm a judge’s reputation and reduce people’s trust in the justice system.

    Judges should not only be fair in their decisions, but they should also appear fair. Instead of stopping live-streaming, there should be training for judges everywhere to help them be aware of how to make fair and inclusive statements that respect everyone equally before the law, according to Chandrachud

  • ISRO’s Amazing Venus Mission and Moon Plans!

    ISRO’s Amazing Venus Mission and Moon Plans!

    The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has exciting news! The Indian government has given the green light for a big project called the Shukrayaan mission, which will send a satellite to Venus. The launch is set for March 29, 2028, and the satellite will reach Venus on July 19, 2028.

    Nilesh Desai, the director of ISRO, explained that Shukrayaan will help scientists learn more about Venus, a planet often called Earth’s twin. The mission will study Venus’ thick atmosphere, check out the surface, and look at how active the planet is. It will have advanced tools like cameras and sensors to gather information about clouds, volcanic activity, and other features.

    This mission is a teamwork effort with scientists from other countries like Russia, Sweden, France, and Germany. The Swedish group will even create a special tool called the Venusian Neutrals Analyzer (VNA) to see how solar wind affects Venus. The total budget for this mission is Rs 1,236 crore.

    What’s Next for Chandrayaan 4?

    Nilesh Desai also talked about the future moon mission called Chandrayaan 4. This mission, in partnership with Japan, aims to collect samples from the Moon’s south pole, which has never been done before. Chandrayaan 4 will have a bigger rover weighing 350 kg, planned for a launch around 2030.

    ISRO’s New Weather and Communication Satellites

    ISRO is not just focusing on interplanetary missions; they are also working on weather and communication technology. They are planning to launch new satellites from the INSAT 4 series, which will help improve weather forecasts and communication around the world.

    With these plans, ISRO is making strides in space exploration and scientific advancement!

  • Explosion Rocks Chandigarh Nightclub Owned by Badshah

    Explosion Rocks Chandigarh Nightclub Owned by Badshah

    In the early hours of Tuesday morning, an explosion happened outside De’orra Club in Sector 26 of Chandigarh. Witnesses say two people on a motorcycle threw a small explosive at the nightclub around 2:30 to 2:45 am.

    According to reports, the device used was likely a homemade bomb, and it is thought that it might have been used for extortion. The blast broke the glass windows of the club, but thankfully, no injuries were reported.

    The police are currently investigating the incident to find out who was behind the explosion. More updates are expected soon

  • Clashes Erupt in Pakistan as Imran Khan’s Supporters Demand His Release

    Clashes Erupt in Pakistan as Imran Khan’s Supporters Demand His Release

    On Monday, clashes broke out in Pakistan when many supporters of former Prime Minister Imran Khan tried to march to the capital, Islamabad. They were stopped by police using tear gas. Sadly, reports say four military personnel and one protester were killed. The army was ordered to “shoot on sight” due to the violence.

    The protest was led by Imran Khan’s wife, Bushra Bibi, who started the march on Sunday. Supporters are demanding the release of Imran Khan, who has been in jail for over a year and faces many charges, including corruption and misuse of power.

    Protests continued into Tuesday, with supporters making their way toward a key area called D-Chowk. Videos showed protesters wearing gas masks while battling heavy police presence. Shipping containers blocked roads, making it hard for people to travel.

    The police reported that 119 officers were hurt during the protests. To keep people safe, all schools in Islamabad were closed, and mobile phone services were suspended in some areas. Local authorities also banned gatherings of more than five people.

    Despite the chaos, Bushra Bibi encouraged protesters from a truck, telling them to stay strong in their fight to free her husband