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.
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.
Panel to Scrutinize Teachers' Disability Certificates in Uttarakhand
Uttarakhand's education department forms a 4-member committee to verify over 550 disability certificates submitted by teachers, aiming to curb misuse for avoiding remote postings. Report due in 15 days.
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.
14 Beed Teachers Suspended Over UDID Card Deadline
Beed ZP suspends 14 teachers for not submitting UDID cards by deadline. State-wide verification drive targets misuse of disability benefits. Details inside.
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.
Maharashtra Orders Disability Re-Verification for Govt Staff
Following a surge in fake disability certificate complaints, the Maharashtra government mandates fresh verification for all employees who used disability quotas. The move sparks debate over harassment vs. rooting out fraud.
PGI Differently Abled Employees Protest Discrimination
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, PGIMER employees held a rally and burnt an effigy, alleging years of denied promotions and basic facilities. Read about their demands.
World Disability Day 2025: Theme, History, and Significance
Marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities 2025 on December 3. Explore the theme 'Fostering disability-inclusive societies,' its history, and why 1.3 billion people's rights matter. Join the movement for inclusion.
Disabilities Day 2025: Fostering Inclusive Societies
Marking International Day of Persons with Disabilities on Dec 3, 2025. Explore the theme 'Fostering disability-inclusive societies', history since 1992, and practical steps for inclusion in India and globally.
Mumbai's disabled citizens face daily barriers despite law
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, Mumbai's wheelchair users and deaf citizens reveal the city's accessibility failures. Discover the gaps between legal promises and ground reality.
Karnataka Shows the Way on Disability Rights & Inclusion
Three decades after disability legislation, many in India still face exclusion. Discover how Karnataka is pioneering inclusive governance and setting a national example for equal rights.
Bengaluru's Persistent Failure in Disability Accessibility
Despite legal mandates, Bengaluru's public infrastructure remains largely inaccessible to persons with disabilities, highlighting systemic failures in urban governance and inclusion.
Father gets 10-year RI for raping disabled daughter in Goa
A Goa fast-track court sentenced a father to 10 years rigorous imprisonment for repeatedly raping his daughter with disabilities. The court imposed fines under POCSO and disability laws. Read the full report.
Gujarat widens Sant Surdas scheme eligibility to 60% disability
Gujarat govt extends Sant Surdas scheme benefits to persons with 60% disability, down from 80%. The change takes effect from the 2025-26 financial year. Discover the full range of state support for divyangjans.
Differently-abled Dhanbad Couple Inspire Social Change
Natwar Shyam Mishra and his wife Premlata, both living with disabilities, are transforming lives in Dhanbad through social campaigns and mentorship. Their story proves willpower conquers all. Read their inspiring journey.
West Singhbhum's Noamundi: A Model for Disability Inclusion
Noamundi block in West Singhbhum becomes Jharkhand's first to identify & certify all eligible persons with disabilities, linking them to govt schemes. Discover the SABAL initiative's success.
Ganesh Baraiya, 3-Ft Tall, Becomes Gujarat Medical Officer
Ganesh Baraiya, a 3-foot-tall doctor with 72% disability, wins Supreme Court battle to become a Gujarat medical officer. Read his inspiring journey of perseverance.
Gujarat's 3-Feet Doctor Overcomes Odds, Secures First Job
Dr. Kinnari Rathod, a 3-feet-tall MBBS graduate from Gujarat, wins her fight for employment. After overcoming discrimination and legal hurdles, she secures her first job as a medical officer. Read her inspiring journey.
VA Benefits Payment Schedule Change: December Deposit
VA benefits payment shifts to December 1 due to weekend schedule. Learn about the updated payment calendar and upcoming 2026 COLA increases for disabled veterans.
Senator opposes redistricting after Trump's offensive remarks
Republican Senator Michael Bohacek vows to vote against Indiana's redistricting plan after Donald Trump used derogatory term for people with disabilities. Read the full story.
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.
SC Suggests Strong Law to Protect Disabled from Mockery
Supreme Court proposes a stringent law akin to the SC/ST Act to prevent ridicule of disabled persons. Govt raises concerns over impact on creative artists. Comedians directed to host SMA achievers.
SC Seeks Law Against Derogatory Remarks on Disability
Supreme Court directs Centre to consider legislation addressing derogatory remarks against persons with disabilities. Landmark judgment emphasizes dignity and equality.
SC Proposes Aadhaar Age Verification for Online Content
Supreme Court suggests Aadhaar-based age verification to regulate obscene online content. Also directs Centre to frame strict law against disability discrimination. Read more.
SC Seeks Strong Law for Disability Dignity Protection
Supreme Court questions absence of stringent law like SC/ST Act for disability rights after comedians mock disabled person. Read the landmark case details.
Supreme Court Directs Comedians on Disability Shows
Supreme Court mandates Samay Raina and other comedians to organize disability awareness shows. Landmark decision promotes inclusion through entertainment. Read full details.
SC Seeks Stringent Law for Disability Rights Protection
Supreme Court directs Centre to consider stringent legislation against derogatory remarks targeting persons with disabilities, similar to SC/ST Atrocities Act. Read full coverage.
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