The law on advertisement by advocates and law firms in India has sparked debate, especially with the recent DSK Legal video ad controversy. This blog explains the legal framework, the Bar Council of India (BCI) rules, and the implications of the DSK Legal case for legal professionals and judiciary aspirants.
Cybercrime under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita is now addressed with new legal provisions, but challenges remain. This blog explores how the BNS handles cybercrime, the key challenges in tackling these offenses, and what it means for legal professionals and judiciary aspirants.
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The debate on death penalty in India continues to spark discussions among legal experts and society. Should India abolish it in 2025? This blog explores the arguments for and against the death penalty, its legal status, and what it means for the justice system.
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The Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam modernizes evidence law in India by replacing an old British law with new rules. This blog explores how the Bharatiya Sakshya Adhiniyam impacts the legal system, focusing on electronic evidence, fair trials, and its relevance for lawyers and judiciary aspirants.
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The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 brings big changes to criminal law in India, replacing old laws with new rules. This blog explains how the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 updates crimes, punishments, and justice, making the system more modern and fair for everyone.
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The Preliminary Enquiry Lalita Kumari Pradeep Sharma Case reshapes FIR registration norms, with the Supreme Court clarifying that Lalita Kumari (2014) doesn’t mandate preliminary enquiries in every case. This blog dissects the Pradeep Nirankarnath Sharma v. State of Gujarat ruling, its implications, and exam relevance for judiciary aspirants—perfect for prelims, mains, and viva voce. Stay updated as of March 18, 2025!
Explore Criminal Conspiracy under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023, the revamped legal framework succeeding IPC Section 120B. This blog delves into Section 61, landmark judgments like Kedar Nath Singh and Nga Shwe Yi, penalties, and exam relevance for judiciary aspirants—ideal for prelims, mains, and viva voce. Updated as of March 18, 2025!
The Supreme Court Issues Directions Against Misleading Ads in a landmark May 2024 ruling, clamping down on deceptive advertising with self-declaration forms and endorser liability. From influencers to FMCG giants, accountability is now key—backed by Article 21 and CCPA guidelines. For judiciary aspirants, this is exam-ready: consumer rights, regulatory frameworks, and more. This blog dives deep—case details, legal impact, and prep tips—clear, sharp, and packed. Let’s explore!
The Supreme Court Issues Directions on Nursing Rooms in a landmark 2025 ruling, declaring breastfeeding in public and workplaces must shed its stigma. Anchored in Article 21, this verdict mandates nursing facilities, securing dignity for mothers and health for infants. For judiciary aspirants, it’s a constitutional treasure—rights, duties, and reform collide. This blog dives in—case, law, and exam angles—clear, focused, and loaded. Let’s go!
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The Supreme Court Quashes MP Rule Barring Blind Candidates in a landmark 2025 ruling, declaring no one should miss judicial service just for a disability. Visually impaired aspirants can now join the bench—MP’s exclusionary rule is out, and equality’s in. For judiciary hopefuls, this is big: think Rights of Persons with Disabilities Act, constitutional debates, and exam-ready insights. This blog dives deep—case details, implications, and prep tips—clear and sharp. Read on!
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The Legal Implications of Same-Sex Marriage Cases in India came alive with the Supreme Court’s 2023 Supriyo verdict—no marriage rights for queer couples, but a nudge for protections. For judiciary aspirants, this is exam gold: constitutional clashes, judicial restraint, and queer law debates. This blog dives in—cases, rulings, and prep tips—clear, focused, and ready to ace. Let’s go!
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The Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita 2023 (BNS) has replaced the old Indian Penal Code (IPC) with a fresh, modern twist—new crimes
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