Former Bihar minister Tej Pratap Yadav is trading traditional political rallies for reality TV shows, vlogs, and meme culture to reach Gen Z voters. Here is what Indian law says about digital political campaigns.
The Union government has approached the Supreme Court against Jharkhand's DGP selection rules and appointments, alleging complete defiance of judicial guidelines.
A petty argument over Rs 300 between a plumber and an elderly couple escalated into a horrific triple murder in Dehradun, raising critical legal questions under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita.
National Legal Services Authority is inviting applications for the posts of Assistant Legal Aid Advisor and Assistant (Legal). Here is everything eligible legal professionals need to know to apply.
A media manager claimed an Indian founder blocked her after refusing to clear a ₹50,000 fee. Here is what Indian law says about recovering unpaid service dues.
A frustrated employee walked out of a high-surveillance job after months of 2 AM shifts and 7-day workweeks, sparking online outrage and discussions on worker rights.
Sabharwal & Associates in New Delhi is offering an on-site litigation internship for law students. Check eligibility, deadlines, and application details here.
The Supreme Court has clarified that tax authorities must classify goods based on their physical form at the point of sale, rather than how a buyer ultimately consumes them.
The Central government has officially notified the appointment of three new judges to the Supreme Court of India, bringing the total strength of the apex court to 37.
A viral video of a woman stopped at a Noida mall over unpaid ghee and oil sparked internet curiosity. Here is what Indian criminal law says about shoplifting.