📰 Daily Digest — India
- The Ministry of External Affairs clarified that a recent resolution does not endorse any specific map, aiming to cool off a controversy over territory markings.
- The Supreme Court turned down a panel's request for six more months to define the Aravali hills and ranges, a call that will shape how the fragile mountain belt is protected.
- The top court also came down hard on violence against doctors, saying politicians need to get the message that assaulting medical workers will not be tolerated.
- In a ruling that matters for businesses, the Supreme Court held that companies can be punished for offences that carry jail terms, though the imprisonment can be swapped for a fine.
- Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla backed the women's reservation law amid talk that the government may soon make a fresh push to put it into effect.