Top 10 Highest Paid Lawyers in India
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Top 10 Highest Paid Lawyers in India

Practising law has long bee­n seen as one of the­ most respected care­ers in India. In India, there are lots of lawyers, and they charge different amounts for their work. For example, Harish Salve, who represented India in the Kulbhushan Jadhav case for just ₹ 1/-. But some lawyers charge a lot, especially when working for big companies.

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Tughlaq Dynasty: History & Rulers
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Tughlaq Dynasty: History & Rulers

The Tughlaq or Tughluq dynasty, which belonged to the Qarauna Turk tribe, a mixed tribe of Turk & Mongol stock, introduced sign currency or token currency for the first time in India. This Tughlaq dynasty rose to power during the medieval period, and its reign started in 1320 and briefly ended in 1413. The dynasty was ruled by various rulers, such as the first ruler- Ghazi Malik and Muhammad-bin-Tughlaq followed by many others with some of their surnames, not even being a Tughlaq. 

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Can Buildings be Trademarked?
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Can Buildings be Trademarked?

Do you know what is common among the Taj Mahal Palace Hotel in Mumbai, the Eiffel Tower in Paris, and the Sydney Opera House in Australia? Well, they are not just iconic monuments; they also hold trademarks as buildings due to their architectural brilliance.

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Rise of Jainism in India: History & Facts
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Rise of Jainism in India: History & Facts

Jainism is one of the world’s oldest religions, that originated in India at least 2,500 years ago. They are concentrated in India’s west region, mainly in Maharashtra. Jainism’s spiritual goal is to become liberated from the endless cycle of rebirth and to secure an all-knowing state known as ‘moksha’, which can be achieved by living a nonviolent life or ahimsa. These traditions of Jainism were taken ahead by a succession of 24 tirthankaras (great teachers), renownedly known as the Vardhamana Mahavira, the last of the tirthankaras and most likely a contemporary of Gautama Buddha. 

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SSC CGL Exam 2023: Revised Pattern, Syllabus & Exam Dates
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SSC CGL Exam 2023: Revised Pattern, Syllabus & Exam Dates

SSC CGL stands for Staff Selection Commission Combined Graduate Level, one of the most sought exams conducted by Staff Selection Commission. It conducts both CHSL (Combined Higher Secondary Level Exam) and CGL (Combined Graduate Level). SSC is a very important organisation of the Indian government that conducts recruitment exams for several posts in various departments & ministries (Group "B" & "C" posts). This exam’s name is taken from the qualification needed for the exam

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Amnesty International: History & Facts
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Amnesty International: History & Facts

There are various International Organisations, but the one we will talk about in this blog is famous especially in fighting for Human Rights. This is an international Non-governmental organisation which launched its first campaign against tortutre in 1972, and as a result, after few years, a Convention against Torture was passed in 1984. Well, we are talking about Amnesty International. Wanna know more about it? Let's start with the blog!

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Communal Violence & Riots in India
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Communal Violence & Riots in India

Thousands of people have been killed in Hindu- Muslim communal violence/ riots since 1950s as our independent India is yet to see a violence- free nation . The conflict between these communities in our country is absolutely communal. But what causes communal riots in India? India is dominant with two major communities, Hindus & Muslims, wherein the Muslim community in India is the second largest community, that is, nearly 200 million Muslims after Hindus. So, the cases of violence between them is not very uncommon. This article deals with the riots in India with particular references to the demolition of the Babri Masjid in 1992 and the genocide of Muslims in Gujarat riots in 2002 etc. 

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Know the Difference between LOC and LAC
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Know the Difference between LOC and LAC

India has had some border-related conflicts with its neighbors like China and Pakistan. These border conflicts have played a major role in the outbreak of wars. The two most famous borders in this regard are the LOC and LAC. While LAC stands for Line of Actual Control, LOC stands for Line of Control. The LOC is a demarcated, military-marked frontier separating parts of India and Pakistan- occupied Jammu and Kashmir, whereas LAC is an unclear border demarcated between India and China which is considered a mere concept by both the countries as they interpret the line on their own terms disagreeing with each other.

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Doctrines of Indian Constitution
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Doctrines of Indian Constitution

Judicial doctrines form a significant part of the Indian constitution, which is usually considered a part of the Indian judiciary. A doctrine simply means a principle, belief, or position often held by authorities like courts, or it can be a rule, a theory or a tenet of law. There are several judicial doctrines applied under the Indian Constitution that law students find difficult to remember. So, let's wrap up every important doctrine in this article. 

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The Russian Revolution: History, Timeline & Causes
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The Russian Revolution: History, Timeline & Causes

In 1917, one of the biggest revolutions occurred when Russia shifted from a monarchy to a communist or socialist government. In this revolution, the peasants and Russia’s working-class people revolted against the government of Tsar Nicholas II. These people were led by Vladimir Lenin and a group of revolutionaries called the Bolsheviks. It was after this war that the Soviet Union marked its origin. Before the revolution, Russia was ruled by a powerful monarch known as the Russian Tsars. The Tsar held complete power in Russia & commanded the army, owned vast areas of land & even controlled the church. 

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French Revolution: Causes, Stages & Timeline
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French Revolution: Causes, Stages & Timeline

1789 is one of the most significant years in world history as it is famous for the French Revolution with its cries of ‘Liberté! Egalité! Fraternité!’ that led to the removal of the French upper classes. This revolution was an uprising against the absolute monarchy of the king and the privileges or wealth of the aristocrats or elites. One of the most crucial things to know about this topic is that before the French Revolution, the people of France were divided into social groups known as "Estates."

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Top 10 Landmark Cases of Constitution
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Top 10 Landmark Cases of Constitution

So, college students often struggle with case laws, especially on the subject of the constitution. Here is the list of 10 landmark judgments of the Constitution of India. These cases are important not only for your college exams but will also help you in Judiciary exams. So, let’s get started!

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Breach of Contract : Meaning, Types & Remedies
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Breach of Contract : Meaning, Types & Remedies

We all have mugged up this definition of Contract before going to Law school ‘A contract is an agreement enforceable by law.’ In simple words, it is a legally binding agreement formed with the consensus of two or more parties upon mutual terms and conditions based on a consideration set by the parties. But what if one party refuses to perform the terms of the contract? What should be the remedies available to them? Let’s discuss this in the blog below.

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CLAT 2024 Syllabus: Which subject to focus for CLAT UG exam?
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CLAT 2024 Syllabus: Which subject to focus for CLAT UG exam?

One thing which lets you know what the exam is about & how you need to strategise your studies is none other than the syllabus. Good syllabus knowledge helps you strategise your study plan and time management simultaneously. The Consortium of National Law Universities (NLUs) has now prescribed the CLAT 2024 syllabus for UG and PG programmes. So, stop procrastinating and start strategising your prep accordingly.

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The 105th Amendment of Indian Constitution
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The 105th Amendment of Indian Constitution

So, the latest Amendment brought into the Indian Constitution is the 105th Amendment Act of 2021. It mainly focuses on restoring the authority of state government to identify Other Backward Classes (OBCs) that are socially and economically backward. The Act was passed on 18 August 2021. This blog covers the explanation of the 105th Amendment Act 2021, which will be informative for college students, judiciary aspirants as well as students preparing for competitive exams.

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Difference between human rights, fundamental rights & legal rights
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Difference between human rights, fundamental rights & legal rights

If we ask you do you have a right to adequate housing? We presume an answer of yes, but if you are deprived of such a right, where will you go for redressal? This can be a point of discussion. The first thing you must figure out here is whether the right to adequate housing is a fundamental right, a constitutional right or a human right. So, the right to adequate housing is not explicitly considered a human right; the Indian courts have interpreted this right as part of Article 21 of the Indian Constitution. 

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Cyclones in India
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Cyclones in India

Have you ever got keen to know what cyclones are and how they acquired names? The recent cyclone that made landfall in India was named Jawad, which Saudi Arabia gave. So, the question is, who decided on these names? Well, this blog covers the details of cyclones, their names and cyclones in India. Let's get started, learners!

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The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster
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The Chernobyl Nuclear Disaster

The unit 4 reactor at the Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant in Pripyat, Ukraine, exploded early on April 26, 1986, dispersing significant radiation throughout the area. The Soviet Union at the time included Ukraine, which would have long-term effects on the super-state in the years to come.

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