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Delhi WFH request denied despite pollution health issues
A Delhi employee's work-from-home request due to pollution-induced health problems was rejected by their manager, sparking online debate about workplace empathy during the city's air quality crisis.
Israel's Death Penalty Bill Sparks Global Criticism
Israel's proposed death penalty law for terrorists passes first reading, facing criticism from human rights groups. Learn about the bill's implications and controversy.
Triple Talaq Truth: Dr Illyasi Reveals Muslim Rights
Exclusive insights from Dr. Imam Ahmed Illyasi as he decodes the controversial Triple Talaq practice and reveals the evolving roles of Muslim men and women in modern India.
Nominee vs Legal Heir: Who Gets Your FD Money?
Discover the crucial difference between bank nominees and legal heirs in India. Learn why your FD nominee might not be the final recipient and how inheritance laws determine who gets your money.
Kerala HC Rejects Second Marriage Registration Plea
Kerala High Court rejects man's plea to register second marriage after religious conversion, ruling marriage registration must align with personal law requirements. Landmark judgment reinforces legal boundaries.
Allahabad HC Quashes FIR in Anti-Conversion Law Case
In a significant ruling, Allahabad High Court quashes FIR against interfaith couple under UP's anti-conversion law, highlighting constitutional rights and personal liberty protections.
Allahabad HC Quashes FIR in Anti-Conversion Case
In a significant ruling, Allahabad High Court quashes FIR against interfaith couple under UP's anti-conversion law, delivering justice and setting crucial precedent.
Delhi HC: No Exam Denial for Law Students Over Attendance
In a groundbreaking judgment, Delhi High Court protects law students' academic rights, ruling that colleges cannot prevent exam participation solely due to attendance deficits. Learn how this decision impacts legal education across India.
Delhi HC: Law colleges can't bar students over attendance
In a major relief for law students, Delhi High Court directs BCI to revise attendance rules, preventing colleges from withholding exam registration over attendance deficits.
Delhi HC Questions Police Over Student Detention for Exams
Delhi High Court questions police action after law student detained for missing exams. Court emphasizes distinction between academic and criminal matters in landmark hearing.
CLAT 2026 Registration Deadline Extended - Apply Now!
Great news for law aspirants! The Consortium of NLUs has extended the CLAT 2026 registration deadline. Get all details about application process, important dates, and eligibility criteria for the Common Law Admission Test.
Tame Your Inner Critic: Mamdani's Empathy Guide
Discover how New York Assemblyman Zohran Mamdani's transformative approach to quieting judgmental thoughts can improve your mental wellness and relationships through empathy practices.
UN condemns US drug boat strikes as 'extrajudicial killings'
United Nations experts condemn US Coast Guard's lethal force against drug smuggling vessels, calling it 'extrajudicial killing' and demanding urgent investigation into human rights violations.
NLU Kashmir: Legal Education Revolution Begins April 2025
Jammu & Kashmir gets its first National Law University in Srinagar, marking a transformative moment for legal education in the region. Admissions to begin soon for the upcoming academic session.
Thirumavalavan Demands Caste Killing Law Amid Politics
VCK President Thol Thirumavalavan pushes for dedicated anti-caste killing legislation while navigating political challenges in Tamil Nadu. Learn about the urgent need for legal reforms.
APG Shimla University MoU Boosts Legal Education
APG Shimla University partners with leading institutions through MoU to enhance legal education with international collaborations, skill development programs, and improved career opportunities for law students.
SC Seeks Review of Widowed Sister as Dependent Definition
Supreme Court directs Law Commission to re-examine the definition of 'dependent' under Election Conduct rules, focusing on whether widowed sisters should automatically qualify as dependents.
Narayana Health: Trust as Marketing Strategy
Exclusive insights from Narayana Health's marketing head on building healthcare brand credibility through genuine patient connections rather than traditional advertising.
AI Outpacing Law: Cyber Vidhi Sangam 2025 Warns India
Top legal experts warn that India's cyber laws are struggling to keep pace with rapid AI advancements. The Cyber Vidhi Sangam 2025 conclave highlights critical gaps in current legislation.
Pakistan SC: Mental Abuse Valid Divorce Ground, Khula Rights Upheld
Pakistan's Supreme Court delivers historic verdict recognizing psychological abuse as valid grounds for khula, empowering women's right to divorce without husband's consent.
Foreign Traveller: Delhi Has World's Lowest Empathy Levels
A viral social media post by foreign traveller Alan P. Gomes exposes Delhi's civic behaviour crisis, claiming India has the 'lowest per capita empathy' globally. Read the eye-opening observations about public conduct in India's capital.
BCI Clarifies Foreign Law Firm Collaboration Rules
The Bar Council of India clarifies its stance on foreign law firm collaborations after retracting an earlier press release, maintaining that current regulations prohibit such partnerships without explicit permission.
KBC child contestant trolled: Experts urge empathy
A young KBC participant's behavior with Amitabh Bachchan sparks social media trolling, prompting mental health experts to call for compassion and understanding toward children in the spotlight.
BNM Condemns Pakistan's Attack on Afghanistan
Baloch National Movement leader Dr. Naseem Baloch strongly condemns Pakistan's military strike in Afghanistan, calling it a severe breach of international law and Afghan sovereignty that threatens regional stability.
HC: Religious premises can't shield tenants from eviction
In a significant judgment, Punjab & Haryana High Court rules that tenants operating commercial establishments from religious properties cannot claim immunity from eviction under religious protection laws.
Haryana Appoints Duty Magistrates for Diwali Security
Haryana government appoints special duty magistrates across all districts to maintain law and order during Diwali celebrations. Enhanced security measures and coordination protocols implemented.
Himachal Law Institute Wins Best Delegation Award
The Institute of Legal Studies in Himachal Pradesh has been declared Best Delegation at the 16th MNLU National Moot Court Competition, showcasing exceptional legal talent and advocacy skills.
Can You Sue Your Husband's Lover? Indian Law Explained
Discover the legal rights of Indian women when facing infidelity. Can you take your husband's lover to court? Our legal experts break down Section 497 and what the law really says about extramarital affairs.
Prof. O.V. Nandimath Appointed New VC of WBNUJS Kolkata
In a significant development for Indian legal education, Chief Justice of India B.R. Gavai has appointed Professor Dr. O.V. Nandimath as the new Vice-Chancellor of West Bengal National University of Juridical Sciences (WBNUJS), Kolkata.
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