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Union Minister of State for Railways Ravneet Singh Bittu on Wednesday said allegations by certain politicians regarding the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) or the Central government's role in the removal of "Satluj" film from the OTT platform "are baseless, misleading and devoid of facts."

Explore the legal implications of the Satluj film removal and the government's authority over OTT platforms in this detailed analysis.

NEW DELHI: The revised NCERT Class 8 Social Science textbook, released after the Supreme Court ordered the withdrawal of an earlier edition over a controversial chapter on the judiciary, has introduced several other changes, including revisions to its account of the Congress' stand on the 1947 Partition and the removal of references to Adolf Hitler and Nazi ideology.

A chapter recognising economic background as a ground for discrimination has been included in 'Exploring Society: India and Beyond', the second part of the revised Class 8 Social Science textbook.

Former BJP leader K. Annamalai raised concerns on social media regarding a potential loss of 700 government-quota medical seats in Tamil Nadu due to the deemed university status granted to three medical colleges, urging an investigation into the issue., Education, Times Now

Satluj briefly appeared on ZEE5 India before being taken down within 48 hours. The episode has raised questions over censorship, OTT rules, piracy and the film's sudden reach. Here are five big questions regarding Satluj and the developments that followed, that need to be raised and answered.

Security experts have flagged that introducing usernames to protect phone number privacy could result in a surge of impersonation scams, where fraudsters mimic celebrities and authority figures to trick people into paying money.

NCERT releases a revised Class 8 Social Science textbook, removing controversial judiciary sections and complying with Supreme Court directives.

NCERT has rewritten the controversial chapter on judiciary in Class 8 Social Science textbook after Supreme Court directed it to withdraw its earlier edition over a section on 'corruption in the judiciary'.