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Tarique Rahman Becomes Bangladesh PM — From 2024 Uprising To Democratic Reset

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Eighteen Months Ago — Bangladesh On The Edge Eighteen months ago, Bangladesh looked like a country standing on the edge of a cliff. Students filled the streets. Gunfire answered slogans. Families waited for children who never returned home. The protests of August 2024 were not just political — they...

Coparcenary Rights of Hindu Daughters: Property and Inheritance under Hindu Succession Law

The United Nation's Report of 1980 "Women constitute half the world's population, perform nearly two-thirds of its hours, receive one-tenth of the world's income and less than one hundredth of the property." Status of Women...

Sources of Hindu Law: Origins, Evolution, and Modern Relevance in Indian Jurisprudence

Introduction “Hindu law has the oldest pedigree of any known system of jurisprudence, and even now it shows no sign of decrepitude.” — Henry Mayne. The phrase “source of law” has several connotations: It may be...

Tarique Rahman Becomes Bangladesh PM — From 2024 Uprising To Democratic Reset

Supreme Court Urges A.R. Rahman to Credit Dagar Brothers – Moral Rights in Veera Raja Veera Explained

Moral Rights in Veera Raja Veera — A Landmark Reminder for Copyright Lawyers The Supreme Court of India has once again brought the spotlight back to a relatively under-discussed but extremely powerful concept in...

Supreme Court Allows Visually Impaired Candidates Higher-Qualified Scribes in AIBE & CLAT – Yash Dodani Case

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Yash Dodani & Ors. v. Union of India & Ors., 2026 - Supreme Court Of India Introduction In a significant step for disability rights in legal education, the Supreme Court of India has held that visually impaired candidates appearing in the All India Bar Examination (AIBE) and Common Law Admission Test (CLAT) cannot be restricted to scribes possessing only a 10+2 qualification. The Court recognised a simple but powerful truth: fairness in an examination is not achieved by handicapping the disabled — it is achieved by removing the handicap. The ruling marks a major shift from formal equality to substantive equality in professional examinations. Background Of The Case The petition was filed by visually impaired candidates...

Tarique Rahman Becomes Bangladesh PM — From 2024 Uprising To Democratic Reset

Eighteen Months Ago — Bangladesh On The Edge Eighteen months ago, Bangladesh looked like a country standing on the edge of a cliff. Students filled the...

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Akhanda 2 Delay Sparks Fresh Debate on Film Industry Legal Battles and Contractual Disputes

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The Indefinite Delay of Akhanda 2 and Its Legal–Financial Fallout The indefinite delay of Akhanda...

Akhanda 2 Delay Sparks Fresh Debate on Film Industry Legal Battles and Contractual Disputes

The Indefinite Delay of Akhanda 2 and Its Legal–Financial Fallout The indefinite delay of Akhanda 2 has once again exposed the fragile legal and financial foundations on which many big-budget Indian cinema projects rest....

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Film-maker Vikram Bhatt Cheating Case: Supreme Court on Business Disputes, FIR Jurisdiction & Bail Law

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Judicial Separation in India: Complete Step-by-Step Filing Procedure, Grounds & Legal Rights Guide

How to File Judicial Separation in India A practical guide for spouses, lawyers and law students Marriage litigation in India is often imagined as a straight road leading to divorce. But the law actually provides...

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