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K. P. Sasi Nair

Articles by K. P. Sasi Nair

Why Easy Access to Pornography Demands Urgent Government Action

Pornography consumption has long been debated in moral, cultural, and legal circles, but the conversation has taken a disturbing turn with the increasing exposure of school-aged children to explicit content. What was once accessible only through physical media has now been replaced by an unregulated digital universe where pornographic material is just a click away.

How Forensic and Electronic Evidence is evaluated in India

The Indian legal system has reached a crucial stage in how it evaluates forensic and electronic evidence. This includes both traditional biological evidence, such as DNA and modern digital sources like emails, device logs, and cloud data. For any such material to be admissible, three core requirements are now paramount: a properly documented and unbroken

AI on The Job: Disruption, Reinvention and a New World of Work

As companies globally race to integrate artificial intelligence more deeply into their operations, the ripple effects on employment are starting to show – sometimes unsettling, often transformative. The decision by HP Inc. to cut between 4,000 and 6,000 jobs worldwide by fiscal 2028, citing a strategic pivot toward AI-enabled product development and heightened productivity, offers

Sugar MSP Hike After Seven-Year Freeze Eyes Revival for Struggling Mills

The government is poised to raise the minimum selling price (MSP) of sugar by nearly 23 percent to Rs. 38 per kilogram, the first revision since 2019, when the floor had been fixed at Rs 31/kg. The proposed increase comes amid mounting pressure from sugar mills grappling with elevated production costs and squeezed margins. For

Positive Health Awards Honours Heroes Who Overcame Adversities

Mumbai: The 17th edition of Dr Batra’s Positive Health Awards, held this week at the iconic Tata Theatre, NCPA, in Mumbai, recognised remarkable individuals who have triumphed over illness, disability, and life challenges. The event honoured their resilience, courage, and outstanding contributions to society, highlighting stories of hope and positive change. Manisha Koirala, an esteemed

Choked Capital: Why New Delhi’s Air Is Turning Toxic Once Again

As winter deepens, the smog hovering over New Delhi has once again brought the city’s air quality crisis into sharp relief. On November 26, 2025, real-time air monitors recorded the city’s Air Quality Index (AQI) at dangerously high levels — well within the “Severe” category, with particulate matter (PM2.5 and PM10) concentrations far exceeding what

Male Menopause: Understanding the Midlife Hormonal Shift Many Men Overlook

For decades, the idea of “menopause” was associated solely with women, a biological milestone marking the end of reproductive cycles. But in recent years, the concept of “male menopause” — medically referred to as andropause or late-onset hypogonadism has gained attention as scientists and clinicians examine the gradual hormonal changes that many men experience in

India-UK Free Trade Pact Sparks Confidence of Economic Upswing

The trade agreement finalised between India and the United Kingdom in July this year is being described in diplomatic circles as one of the most ambitious economic partnerships New Delhi has signed in recent years. After months of negotiations and political recalibration on both sides, the pact is already being positioned as a catalyst for

Dharmendra, the Hero Who Made India Believe in Power, Love and Cinema

Mumbai: Dharmendra’s passing marks the end of a chapter that shaped the very idea of the Bollywood hero. For over six decades, he stood tall—sometimes with a rifle in his hands, sometimes with mischief in his eyes, always with effortless charm that bridged the distance between the screen and the audience. On 24 November 2025,

Deepfakes: The New Digital Crime Stealing Human Dignity

Mumbai: The internet once promised freedom of expression and creativity, but the rapid rise of deepfake technology has exposed its darkest paradox. Deepfakes—AI-generated audio or video that makes people appear to say or do things they never did—have become one of the most dangerous threats to personal reputation, consent and dignity in the digital era.