MCOCA crime drama, inspired by the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, streams exclusively on KableOne OTT in multiple languages.
MCOCA is a dramatized crime film titled after and inspired by the Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act, depicting organised crime and legal consequences; it will stream exclusively on KableOne OTT from 22 January in multiple languages, with full production, distribution, and promotional credits provided.

Architect Neha Modi leads Creeo Designs, integrating Vaastu with contemporary architecture to deliver end-to-end, energy-aligned design services.
Architect Neha Modi leads Creeo Designs, a multidisciplinary studio providing end-to-end architecture and interior design services across residential, commercial, retail and workspace sectors. The firm emphasises contemporary, concept-driven work and integrates Vaastu and MahaVaastu principles with modern design to create energy-aligned, wellbeing-oriented spaces, while managing projects from conceptualisation through execution and operating across regional, national and select international markets.

US CLARITY Act delay may benefit the crypto industry by preventing restrictive DeFi regulation and market disruption.
Delay of the CLARITY Act may mitigate immediate regulatory disruption to DeFi and crypto markets; industry concern is underscored by a major exchange withdrawing support and comparisons to prior regulatory rollouts. The article pairs this regulatory commentary with commercial promotion of a specific token, including revenue and bonus-code disclosures, and an explicit investor risk disclaimer that trading cryptocurrencies carries high risk and does not constitute investment advice.

DevX's Development Management model lets landowners retain full ownership while delivering higher returns and turnkey development.
The Development Management model lets landowners retain 100% ownership while a single strategic partner manages feasibility, design, approvals, construction monitoring and leasing for a success linked fee, delivering claimed 20-30% higher overall returns through stamp duty savings and additional income streams.

O.P. Jindal Global University achieves top national positions in THE Subject Rankings 2026 across Law and Psychology.
O.P. Jindal Global University entered the Times Higher Education World University Rankings by Subject 2026, ranking #1 in India for Law and #2 in India for Psychology, with strengthened positions in Arts & Humanities, Social Sciences, and Business & Economics. THE's discipline calibrated methodology uses 18 indicators grouped into five pillars-Teaching, Research Environment, Research Quality, International Outlook, and Industry-with roughly 60-65% weighting on research related measures, and identifies International Outlook and Research Quality as JGU's leading pillars.

US threats over Greenland and tariffs undermine transatlantic alliances and trust, complicating future diplomatic repair.
Trump's threats, including proposals regarding Greenland and tariff pressure, have undermined predictability in transatlantic relations and prompted allies to pursue independent security and trade measures. European governments publicly rebuked the approach, advanced alternative trade partnerships, and signalled contingency planning that does not rely on continuous U.S. leadership. These developments hinder easy restoration of prior cooperative patterns and create a prolonged challenge for successors seeking to rebuild allied trust.

Board of Peace proposal seeks to oversee the Gaza ceasefire and broader conflict resolution amid questions over mandate and membership.
The Board of Peace is proposed as an international panel originating from a Gaza ceasefire plan to oversee the truce and potentially broader conflict-resolution tasks; its expansive mandate, mixed membership of invited states, and possible displacement of some United Nations functions have raised questions about legitimacy, parliamentary approvals, and the Board's legal and operational authority.

Stock markets rose after easing trade tensions and tariff reprieve, buoyed by PSU banks, auto stocks and short covering.
Indian benchmarks rose ~1% early, led by PSU banks, Services and Auto stocks after easing trade tensions and signals against U.S. tariffs on Europe prompted relief driven short covering. Domestic institutional buying offset foreign institutional selling. Q3 corporate profits were impacted by higher provisions for the new labour code commitments, characterised as a one time charge.

Asian shares rise after US president backs down on Greenland tariffs and rules out using force, easing market fears.
A threatened 10% tariff on eight European countries and suggestion of military action over Greenland, followed by a public reversal disavowing force and reference to a NATO "framework" on Greenland and Arctic security, constituted the operative legal and policy actions; those statements, and the substitution of allied security dialogue for coercive measures, directly eased geopolitical risk and drove equity gains, lower gold and Treasury yields, and shifts in currency and oil prices.

Indian rupee rebounds 15 paise to 91.50 against US dollar amid improved risk appetite and equities' rise.
The Indian rupee regained 15 paise to trade at 91.50 against the US dollar after improved risk appetite following a leader's statement removing imminent tariff threats on Europe; domestic equity gains aided the rebound. The currency remains vulnerable to external shocks from geopolitical uncertainties and a pending US trade agreement, with continued foreign institutional investor sell-offs signalling potential ongoing pressure.

National news schedule: Congress dialogue on MGNREGA; pleas on Waqf Amendment, EC party rules and electoral roll SIR.
The schedule highlights parliamentary consideration of multiple amendment bills including a provision on removal from office tied to bail within 30 days, and lists Supreme Court and high court petitions: a challenge to the Waqf Amendment Act 2025; a petition directing the Election Commission to frame rules for political party registration and regulation; challenges to the Commission's decision to undertake a summary improvement review (SIR) of electoral rolls; and other pleas concerning demolition directions and an airline crisis PIL.

International trade and global energy transition conference examined aligning trade rules with climate and sustainable energy goals.
The Centre for Trade and Investment Law and National Law University Odisha convened an international conference under the WTO Chairs Programme on the role of the multilateral trading system in supporting the global energy transition, focusing on aligning trade rules with clean energy deployment and sustainability objectives and examining green industrial policy, sustainable trade frameworks, carbon governance, regulatory practices and challenges for developing economies.

India-Myanmar trade: both sides commit to boost connectivity, AITIGA review, and expand bilateral commerce to USD 5 billion.
India and Myanmar agreed to improve cross border connectivity and trade facilitation by reopening and upgrading key land border posts, promoting the Rupee Kyat trade settlement mechanism, streamlining financial and customs processes, and pursuing an expeditious, balanced review of AITIGA to make the agreement more trade facilitative, with coordinated follow up among relevant agencies.

Senior citizen duped in digital arrest scam losing Rs16.5 lakh to fraudsters posing as investigators via Signal video calls.
A 75-year-old retiree was duped of Rs 16.5 lakh after fraudsters impersonated anti terror and investigative agency officers, compelled him via Signal video calls to transfer funds under the pretext of verifying alleged illicit receipts linked to a blast probe, and then cut off contact; the victim filed a complaint and police registered a case against unidentified persons.

Argentina opens tariff-free quota for 50,000 EVs under USD 16,000, enabling large-scale Chinese imports and import liberalization.
Argentina established a tariff-free quota allowing up to 50,000 electric and hybrid cars priced under USD 16,000 to enter tariff-free this year, paired with broader customs and import facilitation reforms that reduce prior levies and trade frictions and thereby enable increased market access for low-priced foreign electric vehicles.

ICE memo allows officers to enter homes using administrative warrants, raising Fourth Amendment concerns nationwide.
An internal ICE memo authorises officers to use force to enter private residences based solely on administrative warrants to arrest persons with final orders of removal, reversing prior practice that relied on judicial warrants for home entries; the memo cites a DHS legal determination that administrative warrants are not prohibited by the Constitution or immigration law, has been used in training according to a whistleblower, and raises significant Fourth Amendment concerns.

Greenland deal framework rescinds tariff threats, citing NATO Arctic security and a long term agreement, said Trump
President Trump withdrew threatened tariffs on several European countries after announcing a NATO-linked framework on Arctic security and Greenland, describing the arrangement as a long term "infinite" deal, declining to name a purchase price, and responding ambiguously about consequences if Denmark refuses to sell; markets and European leaders reacted to the tariff reversal and contentious rhetoric.

US cancels tariff threat after NATO framework; seeks negotiations over Greenland while affirming no planned military invasion.
President Trump withdrew a threatened tariff on European allies after agreeing with NATO leadership on a framework for a future Arctic security arrangement addressing US interest in Greenland; he urged immediate negotiations over Greenland while stating he would not use military force. Danish and Greenland authorities reaffirmed sovereignty red lines, emphasized diplomatic engagement and crisis preparedness, and underscored that any territorial transfer must respect existing sovereignty and alliance institutions.

US push for control of Greenland: tariff threat withdrawn, military seizure renounced, claim maintained amid Arctic security talks.
President Trump withdrew a tariff threat against several European countries and publicly renounced using military force to seize Greenland while reiterating a claim to "right, title and ownership" of the territory. He announced a negotiated "framework of a future deal" on Arctic security with NATO leadership, combining an asserted territorial claim and security diplomacy while preserving reference to overwhelming military capability as leverage.

US seeks control of Greenland for Arctic security, denies military invasion, but threatens tariffs to force negotiations.
President Trump sought US acquisition of Greenland for Arctic security, disclaimed military invasion but threatened escalating import tariffs on Denmark and allies to compel negotiations; Danish and European officials affirmed Greenlandic sovereignty, warned against coercion, and signalled united responses to potential trade measures, while Greenland advised civilian preparedness.