Political Crisis in Bangladesh
This article will cover how the political crisis in Bangladesh started, what were the reasons behind it and where it is at the present moment.
Stories
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The requirement for candidates seeking judicial officer positions to be proficient in the local language is ‘valid’. – The Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has approved the requirements in various states that judicial officers should be conversant with local language for effective judicial proceedings.
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National Legal Blog Competition on 15th August by Vidhik Sahayata
Navigating the National Legal Blog Competition
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India Conveys Displeasure to Canada Over Politically Motivated Allegations
Multiple Canadian agencies have accused India of foreign interference in their reports.
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Supreme Court Caps Enrolment Fees for Advocates
"Supreme Court Rules: Bar Councils Limited to Fees Specified in Section 24 of Advocates Act"
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President Murmu Honours Army Chief & Navy Chief With PVSM As She Confers 94 Distinguished Service Decorations
President Droupadi Murmu also conferred 94 distinguished service decorations to the personnel of the armed forces and the Indian Coast Guard.
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The Shadow of Favouritism
The issue of nepotism, implying its negative impact on fairness and impartiality within the judicial system.
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Union Budget 2024-25
Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman presented her 7th record annual budget on 23rd July with major estimations and strategic priorities.
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Russia – North Korean ties
The following article discusses the relation of the Russian Federation and North Korea, in light of the recent state-visit of the of the Russian President.
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HUSBAND CAN’T AVOID MAINTENANCE BY MERELY PRONOUNCING TRIPLE TALAQ : JAMMU AND KASHMIR HIGH COURT
Recent court rulings uphold that husbands cannot avoid post-divorce maintenance obligations by merely pronouncing triple talaq.
