Monsoon Session of the Parliament 2023: Highlights
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Monsoon Session of the Parliament 2023: Highlights

The Monsoon Session of Parliament started on 20th July and concluded on 11th August. The session is being conducted in the new Parliament building, marking a significant milestone. The concluding day of the no-confidence motion brought together a series of pivotal moments that summarise the motion's essence. From strategic discussions and hard-hitting speeches to a decisive voice vote, the day served as a reflection of the ever-evolving nature of political discourse.

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Supreme Court hearing on Article 370: Live Updates
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Supreme Court hearing on Article 370: Live Updates

Breaking the silence after 4 years, a 5- Judge Bench of the Supreme Court has finally commenced its day-to-day hearings on Article 370 petitions. The arguments between Kapil Sibal and CJI Chandrachud make it feel like a complete courtroom drama.

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Nuh Violence: Communal Violence in Haryana
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Nuh Violence: Communal Violence in Haryana's Nuh District

Haryana's Nuh district witnessed violent clashes during a religious procession known as the Brij Mandal Jalabhishek Yatra in a tragic series of events. The incident on July 31 resulted in the loss of lives, injuries, and extensive property damage. The following day, a mob attacked a mosque in Gurugram and killed its deputy imam.

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Israel Protest: What is happening?
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Israel Protest: What is happening?

Israel is currently in the midst of a political crisis sparked by the newly enacted law to reform the judicial system. The proposed reforms would give the government more control over the Supreme Court, which has been a thorn in the side of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his allies.

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Important Topics for CLAT PG 2024
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Important Topics for CLAT PG 2024

As the Common Law Admission Test for Postgraduate (CLAT PG) 2024 approaches, aspiring law graduates must be well-prepared to tackle this competitive examination. Now, to excel in the CLAT PG examination, it is crucial to identify and master the most important topics that carry significant weight. This blog aims to provide a comprehensive guide to help candidates focus on the essential subjects and topics for successful performance in CLAT PG 2024.

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3-Year LLB vs. 5-Year LLB - Which is better?
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3-Year LLB vs. 5-Year LLB - Which is better?

Hey Aspirants, we hope you all are killing it in your preparation efforts. For all the law enthusiasts out there, two of the most haunting questions are choosing between two paths, the 3-year LLB course or the 5-year integrated LLB program, or even worse, Whether Private Law Schools are as good as National Law Schools.

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Tips & Tricks to Crack CLAT PG
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Tips & Tricks to Crack CLAT PG

The Common Law Admission Test for Postgraduates (CLAT PG) has emerged as a gateway for law graduates seeking more demanding academic pursuits and rewarding career possibilities. Due to the increasing number of applicants each year, the competition is more intense than ever. To pass the CLAT PG 2024 test, aspirants must develop a well-thought-out plan of attack. If you are planning to crack CLAT this year, we are there to assist you with our course on CLAT PG 2024. Enrol now!

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Overview of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989
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Overview of Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989

The Scheduled Caste and Scheduled Tribe (Prevention of Atrocities) Act, 1989 was enacted in 1989 to prevent atrocities against individuals belonging to Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST). These communities have faced discrimination and oppression due to their lower social status from time immemorial. The act provides legal protection for these vulnerable sections, out of which Dalits and Adivasis are the most oppressed groups of our society, by criminalising offences committed against them.

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Sarla Mudgal Case: Is Bigamy an Offence?
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Sarla Mudgal Case: Is Bigamy an Offence?

Imagine when kings used to marry to spread their kingdoms all over the country or had a backup queen in case one was infertile. This practice took an all-new face in modern India when men, to solemnise a second marriage without dissolving their first, get their religion converted into Islam, which is known as bigamy.

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Special Status of J&K - Removal of Articles 370 & 35A of Indian Constitution
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Special Status of J&K - Removal of Articles 370 & 35A of Indian Constitution

Abrogating Article 370 was no easy feat; the Indian government had to master "Saam, Daam, Dand, Bhed" to revoke Jammu and Kashmir's special status. The process required collective efforts of various stakeholders, including legal experts, advocates, govt. leaders and parliamentarians. 

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Online Gaming In India: Why Ban It When You Can Tax It?
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Online Gaming In India: Why Ban It When You Can Tax It?

Hey there, gamers! We have some shocking news for you. The online gaming industry in India, which has been growing rapidly, is about to face a significant tax burden. Let's dive into the details.

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Journey of a Bill: How a law is made?
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Journey of a Bill: How a law is made?

Whether you are driving or just walking or sitting on your couch scrolling through your social media accounts, the one thing common in all of this is that law always governs you. There is hardly anything which is not governed by law. In India, the legislative journey from an idea to a full-fledged law in India is a testament to the country's commitment to democratic decision-making & the rule of law.

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History of Manipur: Resilience and Revolution of Northeastern Jewel
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History of Manipur: Resilience and Revolution of Northeastern Jewel

Nestled in the Northeastern region of India, Manipur stands as a land steeped in history and vibrant cultural heritage. The recent outbreak of violence in Manipur has left the state bleeding showing no signs of abating. This issue can be traced back to the demand by the Meitei community to be included in the Scheduled Tribes (STs) list of the state.

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Articles 341 & 342 of Indian Constitution: How are SC/ ST decided in India?
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Articles 341 & 342 of Indian Constitution: How are SC/ ST decided in India?

Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) are two categories of historically disadvantaged groups in India brought to address social discrimination and provide affirmative action measures for their empowerment. In our Indian Constitution, Article 341 & 342 pertains to the provision for Scheduled Castes (SC and Scheduled Tribes (ST) respectively). It states that the President has the power to notify certain castes or tribes as SCs or STs. 

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Sabarimala Case Review: A Critical Analysis
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Sabarimala Case Review: A Critical Analysis

The Sabarimala temple in Kerala, India, has been at the centre of a legal and social debate surrounding the entry of women into the temple. The main issue that revolves around the shrine is regarding entry of women of menstruating age because  Lord Ayappa, the deity of the temple, is believed to be celibate, and the restriction aims to uphold his Brahmacharya or celibacy

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Busting Myths around Uniform Civil Code (UCC)
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Busting Myths around Uniform Civil Code (UCC)

The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) is a proposed code that would govern all personal laws of citizens, regardless of their religion. It has been a topic of discussion in India for many years, but there is no consensus on whether or not it should be implemented. But why is it trending in India? Because PM Modi, in his recent address in Madhya Pradesh, has vouched for the implementation of UCC as he addressed, "India cannot function efficiently with a system of separate laws for separate communities". 

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Child Marriage Prohibition Act: How will UCC impact it, if implemented?
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Child Marriage Prohibition Act: How will UCC impact it, if implemented?

In the early 20th century, the legal age of marriage for girls was 15 years and for boys 18 years. under the Child Marriage Restraint Act, 1929. This Act was later amended in 1978 when the marriage age for girls was increased from 15 to 18 years and for boys from 18 to 21 years. Then, in 2006, our Government enacted the Prohibition of Child Marriage Act, replacing the 1929 Act, to ensure that child marriage is completely eliminated from society. 

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Legal events & judgments of June 2023
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Legal events & judgments of June 2023

Welcome to the June edition of our Monthly Roundoff of Legal Events and Judgments, where we bring you a compilation of the most significant legal events and judgments in India. We aim to provide you with a concise yet comprehensive overview of the recent developments in Indian law. 

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