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The Supreme Court has directed the National Testing Agency (NTA) to publish the marks of all candidates who appeared for the NEET UG 2024 exam while masking their identities. This decision aims to ensure transparency amidst allegations of malpractice, including question paper leaks and unauthorized handling of exam materials. Key Directives and Observations Implications This […]

The Tripura High Court has issued comprehensive guidelines to improve the investigation processes in cases of missing persons. This initiative is aimed at ensuring that investigations are conducted efficiently and that all necessary steps are taken to locate missing individuals promptly. Key Guidelines Issued Implications These guidelines are expected to enhance the efficiency and effectiveness

The Supreme Court of India has ordered the interim release of Tamil Nadu YouTuber and whistleblower, Savukku Shankar, who was detained under the Goondas Act. The court’s decision comes amid ongoing legal proceedings challenging the legality of his detention. Background of the Case Savukku Shankar, known for his outspoken videos and critical stance on various

In a landmark ruling, the Supreme Court of India has clarified that restrictive clauses in stringent laws such as the Unlawful Activities (Prevention) Act (UAPA) do not completely bar courts from granting bail. This decision underscores the judiciary’s discretion and reinforces the principle that personal liberty should not be curtailed without sufficient legal grounds. Key

A law student has moved the Bombay High Court after a professor allegedly tore up their answer sheet during an examination. The incident reportedly occurred at a Mumbai-based law college, leading the student to seek judicial intervention for the injustice. Details of the Incident Court’s Response and Proceedings The Bombay High Court has admitted the

The Karnataka Cabinet has put forth a proposal for a new bill aimed at reserving 50 to 75 percent of jobs in the private sector for Kannadigas. This move is designed to enhance employment opportunities for locals and address the rising demand for job reservations for residents within the state. Key Features of the Proposed

The West Bengal government has constituted a committee led by a former High Court judge to recommend amendments to the newly enacted criminal laws. This initiative reflects the state’s proactive approach in ensuring that the new laws are tailored to address the specific legal and societal needs of West Bengal. Purpose and Composition of the

The Madras High Court recently ruled that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) exceeded its jurisdiction by investigating illegal sand mining activities in Tamil Nadu under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). This decision comes as the court stayed all proceedings initiated by the ED against sand mining contractors and ordered the release of their properties

The Madras High Court recently ruled that the Enforcement Directorate (ED) exceeded its jurisdiction by investigating illegal sand mining activities in Tamil Nadu under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA). This decision comes as the court stayed all proceedings initiated by the ED against sand mining contractors and ordered the release of their properties

In a recent move, the Madras High Court has decided to take over a civil suit that has been pending for 45 years. The court observed that the case, which could have been resolved in 20-30 hours, had been unnecessarily delayed, reflecting inefficiencies in the judicial process. Background of the Case The case in question