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Aadhaar: 9-judge Bench to consider whether privacy is a basic right: (The Hindu)

A nine-judge Bench of the Supreme Court will on Wednesday hear the question whether privacy is a fundamental human right and is part of the basic structure of the Constitution.

Australia for ‘peaceful’ end to standoff: (The Hindu)

Escalation could lead to a miscalculation or misjudgment.

Onus is on India to avoid escalation of conflict: China: (The Hindu)

China on Tuesday renewed a call for India to withdraw its troops immediately from the disputed Doklam plateau in the Himalayan mountains.

No common ground on the Doklam plateau: (The Hindu, Editorial)

China and India see the stand-off very differently — it’s important for the Special Representatives to meet.

Partners in regional security and prosperity: (The Hindu, Editorial)

Australia and India share converging interests and similar outlooks on the strategic changes taking place in the Indo-Pacific region and globally.

The need for lateral entry in civil services: (Live Mint, Editorial)

It is both a workaround for the civil services’ structural failings and an antidote to the complacency of a career-based service.

Get real on Swachh: (The Hindu, Editorial)

Despite the most stringent penal provisions in the law against manual scavenging, it continues in parts of India.

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‘Nil GST on fabrics not feasible’: (The Hindu)

Organised traders and unorganised sellers in the textiles sector have not been affected by the Goods and Services Tax.

E-commerce: RCEP nations talk details: (The Hindu)

Sixteen Asia Pacific nations, including India, are understood to be discussing in detail norms on e-commerce as part of negotiations on the proposed mega Free Trade Agreement known as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP).

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World’s northernmost corals bleached:

Bleaching has damaged the world’s northernmost coral reef in Japan, a researcher said on Tuesday, the latest example of a global phenomenon scientists have attributed to high ocean temperatures.

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