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    Orissa High Court says surrogate mothers also entitled to maternity leave

    The Orissa High Court ruled that surrogate mothers deserve equal maternity leave, emphasizing initial caregiving's importance for child development. OFS officer Supriya Jena's 2020 petition against the denial of 180 days leave was upheld by Justice S K Panigrahi, who cited Article 21 to direct Odisha to treat adoptive and surrogate mothers equally and referred to international conventions like the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination Against Women to ensure non-discriminatory employment treatment. Revised rules were mandated for inclusivity. This landmark ruling supports every child's right to full development and a stable environment.

    Over 40 pc ads in Cricket World Cup 2023 promoted smokeless tobacco brands: Study

    According to the study conducted by a group of experts from the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and Vital Strategies, of the total 41.3 per cent surrogate advertisements of smokeless tobacco (SLT) brands, 39.9 per cent were telecast during India's matches and 37.8 per cent during matches featuring one or both teams from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Pakistan and Sri Lanka).

    EC: Surrogate advertising tactics spill over into political campaigns

    Surrogate advertising, used to promote banned products indirectly, is now seen in political campaigns. Recently, West Bengal's opposition leader hinted at a disruptive event using the word "bomb," which could be misconstrued given the region's history of violence. Similarly, the Indian Prime Minister highlighted a past statement by a former PM about resource distribution, potentially misrepresenting the intent. These instances underscore the need for caution in political rhetoric, especially during elections, to prevent misinterpretation and maintain peace.

    CIABC urges unfettered advertising rights for liquor brand extensions

    CIABC, a liquor industry group lobby, has urged the consumer affairs ministry to allow unfettered advertising rights for brand extensions, provided there is no misrepresentation or miscommunication. This request follows a recent government directive asking alcohol makers to submit a list of surrogate products sold under identical brand names within 15 days.

    Government seeks to curb liquor companies’ surrogate advertising

    The communication to all alcohol companies and industry associations arrives shortly before the launch of the IPL, a period when such advertisements are prominently broadcasted and promoted on social media platforms. Due to the prohibition of liquor advertisements, companies resort to surrogate advertising campaigns as an alternative method to promote their products.

    How tonic fetches the gin: Surrogate deliveries give liquor a home run in NCR

    Home delivery of liquor is becoming more accessible in Delhi-NCR through surrogate deliveries made by riders who bring food and groceries home but under the radar of their app-based platforms. The riders place an order, and the rider's phone number is available on the app. They call the rider, make a request, offer a commission, and it's done. The economics ensure that the riders hardly say no to these informal delivery requests.

    The Economic Times
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