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Prasar Bharati is not a public service broadcaster

The Hindu · Page 14

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Polity GovernancePrasar Bharati is not a public service broadcasterPrasar Bharati autonomy

International RelationsUN climate damages fund pledges $21 million to NepalLoss and damage fund

Health SocialIs a sugar-rich diet while on antibiotics a threat to the gut microbiome?Gut microbiome

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2026-10-23 · 11 articles

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Today's Current Affairs Brief — Today's selected items cover media autonomy, climate finance, health science and social justice. Prasar Bharati's autonomy remains unfulfilled despite the BBC model promise. The UN loss and damage fund made its first country-specific allocation to Nepal, though it is small against assessed losses. Research links sugar-rich diets during antibiotics to worse gut microbiome damage. A Coimbatore case highlights alleged caste-based harassment and legal protections for Scheduled Castes. ✦ KEY PRELIMS ANCHORS: Prasar Bharati autonomy promise unfulfilled ✦ Loss and damage fund first country allocation to Nepal ✦ Sugar-rich diet may worsen antibiotic gut damage ✦ SC/ST Act invoked in Coimbatore caseToday's Current Affairs Brief — Today's selected items cover media autonomy, climate finance, health science and social justice. Prasar Bharati's autonomy remains unfulfilled despite the BBC model promise. The UN loss and damage fund made its first country-specific allocation to Nepal, though it is small against assessed losses. Research links sugar-rich diets during antibiotics to worse gut microbiome damage. A Coimbatore case highlights alleged caste-based harassment and legal protections for Scheduled Castes. ✦ KEY PRELIMS ANCHORS: Prasar Bharati autonomy promise unfulfilled ✦ Loss and damage fund first country allocation to Nepal ✦ Sugar-rich diet may worsen antibiotic gut damage ✦ SC/ST Act invoked in Coimbatore case

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