The Madras High Court ruled that disciplinary proceedings started while an employee is in service can legally continue even after they retire, provided service rules allow it.
Bollywood actors are clashing online over a controversial movie scene. But where does the law draw the line between a strong opinion and defamation?
The Supreme Court is examining whether high-ranking officials who resign to avoid being removed from office should lose their lifelong perks and pensions.
A viral story about a husband paying his wife for household chores has sparked an online debate. Here is how Indian law views a homemaker's right to financial independence.
Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu India LLP is hiring an Executive in Mumbai. This is an excellent opportunity for finance professionals and LL.B. candidates interested in capital markets.
The Rajasthan High Court has ruled that a police officer cannot use the shield of official duty to escape prosecution for illegally detaining and beating a citizen.
A shocking new social media trend features mothers pretending to harm their infants. Here is why such viral stunts can land you in jail under Indian law.
The Madras High Court has cancelled a previous order that banned temples in Tamil Nadu from acquiring new elephants, stating that a single case cannot rewrite state laws.
A husband caught his wife cheating using a robot vacuum cleaner. The court awarded him damages for the affair, but sent him to jail for invading her privacy.
Lexis and Company is hiring law students for a paid, offline internship in New Delhi focusing on litigation operations and case management.