A Bengaluru civil court has ordered Willis Towers Watson to pay nearly ₹3.78 crore in damages to an executive fired after exposing alleged financial irregularities.
A sitting Supreme Court judge has written to the Chief Justice of India demanding the immediate removal of the Rajasthan High Court Acting Chief Justice over serious allegations of misusing his office.
A man in Gwalior was fined ₹5,500 after his girlfriend covered his car in 3,400 lipstick kiss marks for an Instagram reel. Here is why the traffic police took action.
The Insolvency and Bankruptcy Board of India (IBBI) has announced a vacancy for the post of Executive Director. Eligible senior officers can apply before August 28, 2026.
A 9-judge Supreme Court bench failed to reach a majority on a new definition for 'industry' under labour laws, meaning the historic 1978 Bangalore Water Supply rules will continue to protect workers in old cases.
On his last working day, a Supreme Court judge reminded the nation that judges are human, make mistakes, and must look beyond legal files to see the real people seeking justice.
SEBI is preparing new guidelines, including emergency 'kill-switches', to regulate Artificial Intelligence in the stock market and protect investors from algorithmic disasters.
After a 19-year-old student suffered severe pellet injuries during a Delhi protest, his struggle to register an FIR sparked a major standoff. Here is what Indian law says about your right to file an FIR.
A tragic accident in Hyderabad involving a luxury car and an MP's son highlights how Indian law treats fatal road crashes when there is no intent to kill.
The Supreme Court is set to pronounce its verdict on whether a mandatory three-year legal practice is required for law graduates to become Civil Judges.
A nine-judge Supreme Court bench has ruled that the expansive 1978 definition of 'industry' will not apply under the new Industrial Relations Code 2020.