The Supreme Court in Radhika Agarwal v. Union of India (2025 SC) ruled that the rights of arrested persons under BNSS 2023 apply to GST and Customs Act arrests. The judgment also confirms that anticipatory bail is available under these laws. Read this detailed analysis of the landmark ruling!
Stay updated with the latest legal and general knowledge updates relevant for judiciary exams with our 6 March 2025 Current Affairs. This blog covers important developments in infrastructure, governance, sports, and judiciary-related topics, ensuring you are well-prepared for competitive exams.
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🚨 Chhattisgarh Judiciary 2025 Date Announced! 🚨 The Chhattisgarh Public Service Commission (CGPSC) has officially declared the Chhattisgarh Civil Judge Prelims Exam will be held on May 18, 2025. This blog covers exam date, centers, admit card download process, syllabus, and expert preparation tips for judiciary aspirants. 📚
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The Supreme Court of India has stayed the Gujarat Judiciary Civil Judge JMFC recruitment process, questioning the absence of a minimum practice requirement for judicial candidates. The court’s decision could reshape judicial service eligibility criteria nationwide. With the final judgment pending, this ruling directly impacts judiciary aspirants and the future of judicial recruitment policies in India. 📜⚖️
Stay updated with the latest national and international developments in law, defense, finance, and policy with the 28 February 2025 Current Affairs for Judiciary Exams. Read about Mahindra’s auto expansion in South Africa, India’s naval missile test, ASEAN Future Forum, and more.
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“27 February 2025 Current Affairs for Judiciary Exams: Stay updated with key national and international events, including India’s defense advancements,
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In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court of India quashed a judgment delivered by a retired Madras High Court judge, emphasizing that judges cannot retain case files or deliver judgments after demitting office. The case, State through CBI vs Naresh Prasad Agarwal (2024 SC), underscores the importance of judicial propriety and reinforces the principle that justice must not only be done but must also be seen to be done.
This comprehensive roundup of 22 January 2025 current affairs is tailored for judiciary aspirants, APOs, and JLO candidates. It covers key developments in India and around the globe, touching upon legal, economic, and international events vital for exam preparation.
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This article highlights the latest developments in current affairs today, providing law aspirants with insights into significant global and national updates crucial for Judiciary, APO, and JLO exams.
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Stay updated with the most important current affairs today from January 20, 2025. This compilation highlights crucial developments for judicial and law examination aspirants, covering topics like India’s economic growth projections, the revival of public sector enterprises, skill development initiatives, and international collaborations.
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In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has reiterated that bodily injuries are not necessary to prove sexual assault, challenging a long-standing myth surrounding such cases. The judgment, delivered in the case of Dalip Kumar @ Dalli v. State of Uttarakhand (2025 SC), reflects a progressive stance on how trauma and victim behavior are perceived in legal proceedings.
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In a landmark judgment in Shama Sharma v. Kishan Kumar (2024 SC), the Supreme Court of India has banned the mention of caste or religion in court filings. This progressive ruling ensures judicial neutrality, upholds equality, and reinforces secular values in legal proceedings across all courts in India.
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