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The journey to a rewarding legal career in India begins with clearing the right exams, and 2025-26 is brimming with opportunities for law students and graduates. Whether you’re aiming to join a prestigious National Law University, secure a license to practice law, or land a high-profile job in a
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in your practice area of law. Constitutional Law Madras HC Dismisses PIL on Rahul Gandhi’s Voter Fraud Claims, Imposes ₹1 Lakh Costs The Madras High Court has dismissed a PIL seeking directions to the Election Commission of India (ECI) to
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Stay updated with the most recent and relevant developments in your practice area of law. Constitutional Law Kerala High Court: Surrender of Pakistani Passport Not Enough for Indian Citizenship The Kerala High Court has held that surrendering a Pakistani passport does not by itself confer eligibility for Indian citizenship without
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CONSTITUTIONAL LAW Supreme Court: 3-Year Practice Rule for Judicial Exams Not Applicable to Ongoing J&K Recruitment The Supreme Court clarified that its May 20 ruling mandating three years’ practice for judicial service aspirants will apply prospectively and not affect ongoing recruitments. Read more Rajasthan High Court Takes Suo
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Author: Dharmendra D Jadhav, practising advocate at the Bombay High Court. Introduction: The realm of criminal jurisprudence, particularly in cases of grave national import such as terrorism, often oscillates between the imperatives of justice for victims and the unyielding demands of due process for the accused. The recent pronouncement by
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Author: Anand Dhakad, Law Student, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi INTRODUCTION Punjab, being the state with strong religious roots, has always struggled with the agonising trauma and social anger generated through acts of sacrilege, especially of the sacred Sri Guru Granth Sahib. Such vandalism has traditionally
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Author: Anand Dhakad, Law Student, National University of Study and Research in Law, Ranchi INTRODUCTION The Indian judiciary as the foundation of our democratic principles, operates on the principles of independence and accountability. These two pillars are always in a delicate balance, especially when allegations like impropriety arise against ones
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A Practical Course to Make You Truly Job-Ready — Not Just “Certificate-Ready” Introduction Every law student dreams of landing a top internship, cracking that PPO, or confidently stepping into their first job. But here’s the hard truth: most law schools don’t teach you the skills that actually get you
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About BCI The Bar Council of India is a statutory body created by Parliament to regulate and represent the Indian Bar. They perform the regulatory function by prescribing standards of professional conduct and etiquette and by exercising disciplinary jurisdiction over the Bar. We also set standards for legal education and
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Author: Gayatri Sharda, LLM student, GNDU, Amritsar. Introduction With the changing times, the technological industry has seen remarkable growth in terms of innovations and advancements. The technology industry is ever- evolving consisting of many other smaller industries, where new innovations emerge every day. This rapid growth and progress of the
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Introduction Extradition is a crucial component of international criminal law, allowing one country to formally request the surrender of an accused or convicted individual from another country. For India, extradition plays a central role in fighting transnational crimes like terrorism, financial fraud, money laundering, and cybercrime. India has been actively
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Author: Yashashvi Mishra, 5th Year Law Student, University of Allahabad The concept of passing off is an age-old remedy in common law that protects the goodwill of a business from misrepresentation. It is especially useful when a trademark is not registered, yet the business has acquired a reputation in the