CLAT 2026: High Lucknow Attendance, Moderate Paper
CLAT 2026 conducted smoothly with 97% attendance in Lucknow. Candidates found the national law entrance exam moderate, with GK and legal reasoning sections being easier. Read the full analysis.
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CLAT 2026 Result Date Announced: Check Timeline & Link
The Consortium of NLUs has announced the CLAT 2026 result date. Find out when scores will be released, the official website link, and key steps after the declaration.
Law University's Grand Constitution Day Event & MoU Signing
Dr BR Ambedkar National Law University celebrated Samvidhan Diwas 2025 with a valedictory, an MoU with Cyber Law University, and a focus on India's constitutional journey towards 2047. Explore the key insights from justices.
Sabrina Carpenter Condemns Trump's Use of Her Music for ICE
Singer Sabrina Carpenter calls White House video 'evil' for using her song 'Juno' to promote Trump's immigration crackdown. She joins artists like Beyoncé in protest.
CLAT 2026 Exam Held for UG & PG Law Admissions
RMLNLU Lucknow conducts CLAT 2026 for admissions to national law universities. Over 92,000 candidates to appear at 173 centers nationwide. Details inside.
Karnataka's New Hate Speech Law Stirs Debate
Karnataka's new law defines hate speech more explicitly than central rules, sparking debate over free speech and legal overreach. Read the full analysis.
NLSIU Bengaluru stops seat increase, focuses on research
NLSIU Bengaluru will not increase student intake for 2026-27, ending a four-year expansion phase. The institute now aims to stabilise programmes and boost legal research in climate change, taxation.
Ilaiyaraaja Gets Rs 50 Lakh in Dude Copyright Settlement
Madras High Court closes copyright case after Ilaiyaraaja and Mythri Movie Makers settle. The makers of 'Dude' agree to pay Rs 50 lakh. Read the full details of the legal resolution.
Ilaiyaraaja gets Rs 50 lakh for copyright infringement
Music legend Ilaiyaraaja receives Rs 50 lakh compensation after a production house used his songs without permission in two hit Tamil films. The court had ordered the tracks' removal. Read about this crucial copyright victory.
AI Startups Build Replica Sites Like Amazon for Training
Silicon Valley startups are cloning popular websites like United Airlines and Amazon to train AI agents. This new trend aims to automate white-collar jobs but raises copyright questions. Read more.
Vaishnaw: Govt Strengthening Laws Against Fake News, Deepfakes
I&B Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw warns fake news threatens India's democracy, announces stronger laws. New rules mandate takedown of unlawful content in 36 hours. Read more.
Mohan Katarki Wins Lawyers of India Day Award 2025
Senior Advocate Mohan Katarki receives the Lawyers of India Day Award-2025 from the Bar Association of India for his exceptional contributions to the legal profession and rule of law. Read more about this honour.
Ilaiyaraaja Settles Song Copyright Case for ₹50 Lakh
Madras HC closes suits as Tamil film producers Mythri Movie Makers pay ₹50 lakh to music legend Ilaiyaraaja for using his songs in 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude'. Read the full story.
Ilaiyaraaja Settles Song Copyright Case for ₹50 Lakh
Mythri Movie Makers settles with music legend Ilaiyaraaja in Madras High Court, paying ₹50 lakh for using his songs in 'Good Bad Ugly' and 'Dude'. Full credits to be given. Read the details.
Tharoor: India Lacks National Security Strategy
Shashi Tharoor warns India's 'diplomatic allergy' to a clear National Security Strategy leaves it vulnerable against China, Pakistan. He criticizes both UPA and NDA for inaction. Read why experts say this ambiguity is costly.
Sabrina Carpenter Condemns White House for Using Her Song
Grammy winner Sabrina Carpenter publicly rebukes Trump administration for using her track 'Juno' in a deportation promo video without consent. Read about the growing list of artists objecting to political use of their music.
Sabrina Carpenter Slams White House Over Unauthorised Song Use
Sabrina Carpenter condemns White House for using her song 'Juno' in ICE raid video. White House issues defiant statement. Details on the controversy and other artists targeted.
AI Art Disqualifies Authors from NZ's Top Book Prize
Two award-winning authors disqualified from NZ's Ockham Book Awards due to AI-generated cover art. The case ignites a global debate on AI's role in creativity and copyright law. Where do we draw the line?
Apple challenges India's antitrust penalty calculation law
Apple is attempting to stall an antitrust case in India by legally challenging the law that lets regulators use global turnover to calculate fines. Read the latest developments.
Book Piracy Drains Rs 80,000 Crore Indian Publishing Market
Speakers at Koshala Literary Festival reveal 30-40% of books are pirated, draining industry potential. Panel demands National Anti-Piracy Task Force to protect India's cultural fabric.
Madras HC Restrains 'Dude' From Using Ilaiyaraaja Songs
Madras High Court prohibits Tamil movie 'Dude' from using Ilaiyaraaja's songs without permission. Court cites distortion of original work as key reason. Read full details.
Nepal Ex-Minister Seeks Diplomacy on Map Dispute
Former Nepal law minister advocates diplomatic resolution for banknote map controversy involving Indian territories. Learn why dialogue matters for bilateral relations.
SC asks Law Panel to review Buddhist laws under Hindu code
Supreme Court directs Law Commission to examine plea challenging Hindu laws' application to Buddhists. Article 25 includes Buddhists in Hindu definition. Read latest developments.
SC Seeks Rajasthan Reply on Anti-Conversion Law
Supreme Court asks Rajasthan government to respond to plea challenging anti-conversion law validity. Solicitor General Tushar Mehta requests tagging with similar pending cases.
Apple to Top Samsung Globally, Faces India Challenges
Apple projected to surpass Samsung as world's top smartphone maker in 2025 with 243 million shipments. However, the tech giant faces antitrust battles and market challenges in India. Read more about Apple's global rise and Indian struggles.
EricOneHive YouTube Channel May Be Deleted in 7 Days
Popular Clash of Clans creator EricOneHive faces YouTube channel deletion after three copyright strikes from Supercell. He vows to stop all Supercell content creation.
SLAT 2026 Applications Close November 30
Final opportunity to apply for SLAT 2026! Applications close November 30 for admission to Symbiosis Law Schools. Don't miss your chance to pursue legal education.
India's 4 Labour Codes Launch in 2025: Key Changes
India's four comprehensive labour codes set to launch in 2025 will transform wages, social security, and industrial relations. Learn how these reforms impact workers and businesses nationwide.
India's Legal Obligation in Sheikh Hasina Extradition Case
Bangladesh seeks Sheikh Hasina's extradition citing 2013 treaty. What are India's legal obligations? Analysis of the diplomatic crisis unfolding.
Court: Performance Alone Cannot Establish Music Copyright
A recent Indian court ruling clarifies that in classical music's oral tradition, performance doesn't prove copyright. The plaintiff must provide concrete evidence of authorship. Learn what this means for artists.
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