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After 18 years, the English dub of long-running anime One Piece has finally caught up with the original Japanese version

It's the largest English dubbing effort in anime history

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Is Gentherm Inc. (THRM) a Smart Buy Amidst the Growing Electric Vehicle Market?

With the evolving consumer demand and rising environmental consciousness, the prospects of the electric vehicle market look robust. Amid this, Gentherm Incorporated (THRM) stands to benefit strongly with its innovative product offerings, solid financials, and strategic operations. So, let’s analyze whether THRM is also a smart buy amid the growing…

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‘Don’t delete EVM data’: Supreme Court tells ECI on voter verification plea

The Election Commission of India cannot erase the poll results data from electronic voting machines during checking and verification of microcontrollers of EVMs, the Supreme Court said on Tuesday.

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You shouldn’t have to be Prince Harry to win redress from Britain’s press

Letters: Nathan Sparkes on the importance of press participation in the Leveson system; Lexie Kirkconnell-Kawana on affordable access to justice

The Guardian - UK

Is Griffon Corporation a Solid Investment for 2025?

Griffon Corporation (GFF) reported strong financial results in the recently reported quarter, beating analysts’ expectations. GFF’s diverse portfolio, dominant market position, and optimistic industry sentiments are key drivers of the company’s ongoing growth and success. So, let’s analyze whether GFF is a solid investment in 2025. Read more to find…

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SC on CEC, ECs selection: Court's opinion vs legislative power

While posting the hearing on February 4, the bench said it would see whose views had supremacy. Read further on Dynamite News:

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Nearly one in four candidates contesting in the sixth phase in West Bengal are crorepatis

Out of the 79 candidates contesting in the sixth phase of the ongoing Lok Sabha election in West Bengal, 21 candidates have assets valued at more than ₹1 crore, data compiled by the non-profit ADR shows.

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Only 12% of candidates in phase 5 are women, says ADR

Analysis by ADR reveals low female representation, high criminal cases, and wealth among Lok Sabha candidates in fifth phase.

The Hindu

Is Constellation Brands (STZ) Preparing for an Earnings Boost?

The prominent alcohol beverage company, Constellation Brands (STZ), is preparing to unveil its fiscal third-quarter earnings this week. While the alcohol beverage market is growing, intense competition may present challenges for STZ. Let's delve into its fundamentals to determine if the stock is primed for a surge this week….

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Up 66% YTD, Is Arm Holdings Stock Overvalued?

Arm Holdings’ shares have surged, buoyed by robust financial performance, an optimistic outlook, and growing excitement around AI. However, has this rally potentially left the stock overvalued?

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SBI data on electoral bonds can give crucial information: activists

Activists eagerly await data on electoral bonds from SBI to draw conclusions on potential quid pro quo and coercion.

The Hindu

SC dismisses SBI plea seeking extension of electoral bonds deadline

The Supreme Court has dismissed the State Bank of India’s petition seeking an extension of the deadline to publish information about donations made through electoral bonds. The court has told SBI to disclose the details by Tuesday, and for the Election Commission to publish the data by March 15, according…

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NOTA a ‘toothless tiger’ with no implications on results: ADR expert

More than ten years after a Supreme Court judgment paved way for introduction of the NOTA (None of the Above) button on Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) for polls, the number of voters choosing it still remains low, with the experts dubbing it as a “toothless tiger” with no implications on…

The Hindu

Almost 60% of the funds received by national political parties are from ‘unknown’ sources

Report by ADR reveals 60% of political party funds are untraceable, with BJP receiving majority; Congress follows.

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‘Wilfully disobeyed’ SC directions: Contempt plea against SBI over electoral bonds

A contempt petition has been filed in the Supreme Court against the State Bank of India after it reportedly missed the March 6 deadline to disclose information about electoral bonds purchased and encashed since 2019, LiveLaw reported.

The Hindu

About 36% Rajya Sabha candidates declared criminal cases against themselves: Association for Democratic Reforms

“Thirty-six per cent of Rajya Sabha candidates have declared criminal cases against themselves while the average assets of candidates analysed stood at ₹127.81 crore,” according to poll rights body Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).

Al Jazeera

What are India’s electoral bonds, the secret donations powering Modi’s BJP?

India’s top court has declared them illegal. The decision could shape the world’s biggest election.

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3 Gaining Restaurant Stocks to Buy January 2024

The restaurant industry finds itself well-positioned for growth fueled by trends such as digitization, easing inflation, changing consumer preferences, popularity of online delivery services, and rising inclination toward experience-based dining. Therefore, it could be wise to buy fundamentally strong restaurant stocks Carrols Restaurant (TAST), Domino's Pizza (DPUKY), and Luckin Coffee…

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BJP got lion’s share in funds distributed by electoral trusts in 2022-23: ADR

Five electoral trusts donated ₹366.49 crore to political parties in 2022-23, with BJP receiving the lion's share of ₹259.08 crore.

Dynamite News

Madhya Pradesh: 90 newly elected MLAs out of 230 have criminal cases

Of these 90 MLAs having criminal cases, 51 belong to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), 38 belong to the Congress Party and one from the Bharatiya Adivasi Party. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

Samajwadi Party richest among regional parties followed by Bharat Rashtra Samithi: ADR report

Top 10 regional parties declared assets of ₹1,959.351 crore in 2020-21, increasing by 48.48% to ₹2,909.186 crore in 2021-22. Samajwadi Party had highest assets of ₹561.46 crore, followed by BRS with ₹512.24 crore. Total liabilities of top 10 parties increased by 42.41% to ₹72.618 crore in 2021-22. TDP had highest…

The Hindu

The legality of the electoral bonds scheme | Explained

With the Supreme Court set to hear final arguments on October 31, The Hindu looks at the contentious issues surrounding the legality of the scheme

Dynamite News

Over 100 MPs, MLAs have ‘hate speech’ cases against them: ADR

The analysis reveals that many of the MPs and MLAs have actually declared cases related to "hate speech" against them in their affidavits. Read further on Dynamite News:

The Hindu

107 MPs and MLAs have hate speech cases against them: ADR

The analysis reveals that many of the MPs and MLAs, who are designated lawmakers, have actually declared cases related to “hate speech” against themselves.

The Hindu

40% MPs have criminal cases, 7% are billionaires, reveals report

The details emerged after an analysis of the self-sworn affidavits of 763 sitting MPs out of 776 seats of both the Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha by ADR and NEW.

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