Daily Current Affairs · October 9, 2023

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MLC Daily Current Affairs

Today in History (October 9th, 1966)

David Cameron is a British political figure who served as the Prime Minister of the United Kingdom from 2010 to 2016. He is known for his leadership of the Conservative Party. Cameron was born on October 9, 1966, into a family with aristocratic and wealthy roots.

Summary of Today’s News

Israeli air strikes pound Gaza as death toll climbs
There is a fictional and highly intensified conflict between Israel and Hamas, with significant casualties on both sides. The situation includes a rampage by Hamas fighters in Israeli towns, resulting in hundreds of deaths and abductions. Israel responds with airstrikes on Gaza, causing civilian casualties, and there are signs of the conflict spreading to involve Lebanon-based Hezbollah.

Kerala govt. to move special leave petition in SC against Governor over 8 pending Bills
The Kerala government plans to take legal action concerning eight Bills awaiting the Governor’s approval. They will file a special leave petition in the Supreme Court, seeking directives for the Governor to decide on the Bills. Additionally, they will appeal a High Court decision challenging the Governor’s indefinite withholding of the Bills.

Concern over ‘violation’ of rights during land acquisition for plant
A People’s Commission, led by former Supreme Court Judge Madan B. Lokur, has expressed concerns over alleged legal violations and the neglect of people’s grievances during land acquisition for a mega steel plant in Odisha’s Jagat singh pur district. Over 100 affected individuals were heard, and locals opposed the land acquisition. The project initially involved a 12 million tonne steel plant proposed by POSCO but was withdrawn in 2017 due to public resistance.

How the Digital India Act will shape the future of the country’s cyber landscape
The Digital India Act 2023 (DIA) represents India’s proactive approach to updating its legal framework in response to the evolving digital landscape. It aims to replace the outdated Information Technology Act of 2000 and address the challenges and opportunities brought about by the rapid growth of the internet and emerging technologies. The DIA emphasizes online safety, responsible use of new-age technologies, and the balance between accessibility and regulations for an open internet.

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