When a crisis hits, the truth is often one of the first casualties. Wars, elections, natural disasters, and public health emergencies create chaos, fear, and uncertainty—and disinformation thrives in that space, spreading faster than accurate reporting can often keep up. That is exactly why the European Fact-Checking Standards Network (EFCSN) launched its Emergency Response Support Grants under the FACTEUR project. This initiative is designed to help professional fact-checking organisations across the European Union and DEP-associated countries respond quickly and effectively when false or misleading information threatens public understanding and safety. The programme is built around a simple but powerful idea:…

Here is a summary and humanization of the Supreme Court’s judgment, expanded into six paragraphs. — The Supreme Court of India has delivered a landmark judgment that reasserts a fundamental principle of justice: that the act of seeking legal recourse to protect one’s rights can never, by itself, be construed as a criminal act leading to someone’s death. In a case that underscores the fragile interplay between matrimonial discord, mental health, and the criminal justice system, a two-judge bench comprising Justices Manoj Misra and Vijay Bishnoi ruled that a person cannot be held criminally liable for abetment to suicide simply…