Spare

	Auto components industry to grow 10-15% in FY24: ACMA As per industry feedback, he said, "From what we're hearing, the January numbers have been good and strong, and therefore, we hope and foresee that it will continue." published on : 6th March 2023
	Prince Harry's memoir 'Spare' sells 3.2 million copies in first week The British publisher announced last week that “Spare” sold 400,000 copies in the United Kingdom in all formats — hardback, e-book and audio — on its first day. published on : 20th January 2023
	Prince Harry’s claim he killed 25 in Afghanistan draws anger, worry In Britain, some veterans and military leaders said publishing a head count violated an unspoken military code. published on : 11th January 2023
	'Spare' but not stingy: Takeaways from Prince Harry's memoir From accounts of cocaine use and losing his virginity to raw family rifts, "Spare" exposes deeply personal details about Harry and the wider royal family. published on : 10th January 2023
	After hype and controversy, Prince Harry's memoir goes on sale The book opens with an epigraph drawn from US author William Faulkner -- which Harry writes he found on the website BrainyQuote.com. published on : 10th January 2023
	UK palace allies push back against Prince Harry's claims Harry's memoir included incendiary revelations about the estranged royal's drug-taking, first sexual encounter and role in killing people during his military service in Afghanistan. published on : 7th January 2023
	Justice Chelameswar battles for more transparency in collegium meetings Batting for more transparency in collegium meetings, Justice J Chelameswar today said a proper performance assessment of high court judges for elevation to the top court was hardly done. published on : 9th April 2018
	CCTVs to record Supreme Court, High Court trial proceedings in public interest Signalling for a paradigm shift, the Supreme Court on Monday mooted for having audio video recordings of proceedings in the top court and high courts. published on : 22nd November 2017
	Indian police the most corrupt; religious leaders too not immune: Survey Over 71 per cent people see 'some or all' of religious leaders as corrupt, though the police tops the chart at 85 per cent. published on : 7th March 2017
	900 million Asians had to pay bribes last year, bribery rates highest in India and Vietnam: Report Bribery rates were highest in India and Vietnam, where nearly two thirds of respondents said they had to sweeten the deal to access basic services like public education and healthcare. published on : 7th March 2017