Rohit Vyas

39 minutes ago expresscomputer.in By Rohit Vyas, Director of Solution Engineering, Confluent India In early 2026, the AI conversation in India has matured. In fact, it has expanded multi-fold recently with our global presence, the AI Summit, and big announcements. It gives us a signal that we have moved beyond the spectacle of chatbots and generative demos to something far more consequential: infrastructure.

In a surprising turn of events, the Supreme Court of India has sent back the case of Chandan Pasi and two others to the Trial Court because of issues with how the trial was conducted. Let's break down what happened and why this is important. The Original Conviction Back in March 2017, the main judge in Buxar sentenced six people to life in prison. They were found guilty of murder under the Indian Penal Code for killing Ghughali Pasi.

Summary: On November 25, 2025, the Kerala High Court rejected Harold Nicholson's request to overturn an approval related to a land purchase in a coastal regulation zone. The court found that the approval was properly given despite claims of mistakes in the process. The Main Players Harold Nicholson, along with several others, filed a request against the Registrar of Co-operative Societies in Kerala. The case was heard by Judge A. Badharudeen at the High Court in Ernakulam. What's the Issue?