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Top LLM Entrance Exams in India

Each year, around 80,000 students join law programs, making India the world’s second largest legal sector with more than 600,000 lawyers. We believe that this trend is expected to grow in coming years, offering more career options beyond medicine and engineering.

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Supreme Court launches "Handbook to combat Gender Stereotypes" from the Law

No more usage of derogatory terms like whore, hooker, concubine, transexual etc. Yes! You heard it right. The Supreme Court has boldly taken the initiative to eradicate gender bias from judgments & court language.

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77th Independence Day: Celebrating India's Achievements after 1947

From drafting the Indian Constitution to the launch of Chandrayaan- 3, India's story after August 15th 1947, has been a memorable tale of incredible progress & success.

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Centre brings 3 new Bills to re-vamp IPC, CrPC & Evidence Act

Get ready, law students! The biggest shocker of the year is here! The Parliament is making big changes to India's criminal laws this rainy season. So, there can be a huge transformation in your syllabus.

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Evolution of Defence Forces in India

Hey Fellow Indians, On this proud occasion of Independence Day, as the tricolor unfurls and the echoes of patriotism resound, let’s celebrate this independence day with shared knowledge and wisdom through evolution and remarkable achievements of the cornerstones of our nation's security—the Indian Air Force, the Indian Navy, and the Indian Army.

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How 'Jana Gana Mana' became the National Anthem of India?

Certainly! Singing "Jana Gana Mana" during school assemblies brought out our patriotism, just like a catchy tune sticks in your head. The song "Jana Gana Mana" holds significant importance as it is the national anthem of India. It reflects India's cultural diversity and heritage.

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National Symbols of India & their meanings

India's National Symbols stand tall as pillars of our culture and pride, representing the essence of our nation with absolute power and authority. The National Emblem is at the forefront, a masterpiece by Dinanath Bhargava.

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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

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'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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LLB from IGNOU: Anywhere Door to Legal Education

Remember when we used to fantasize about having Doraemon's magical Anywhere Door, making our dreams come true? A similar dream is now a reality for countless individuals who longed for legal education but faced various constraints. Thanks to the revolutionary concept of Open and Distance Learning (ODL),

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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

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?

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

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

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?

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

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.

Top LLM Entrance Exams in India

Supreme Court launches "Handbook to combat Gender Stereotypes" from the Law

77th Independence Day: Celebrating India's Achievements after 1947

Centre brings 3 new Bills to re-vamp IPC, CrPC & Evidence Act

Evolution of Defence Forces in India

How 'Jana Gana Mana' became the National Anthem of India?

National Symbols of India & their meanings

Monsoon Session of the Parliament 2023: Highlights

Supreme Court hearing on Article 370: Live Updates

Nuh Violence: Communal Violence in Haryana's Nuh District

LLB from IGNOU: Anywhere Door to Legal Education

Israel Protest: What is happening?

Important Topics for CLAT PG 2024

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

Tips & Tricks to Crack CLAT PG

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

Sarla Mudgal Case: Is Bigamy an Offence?

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

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