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J&K Statehood demand sparks faceoff as NC MLAs protest, People’s Conference scoffsRuling National Conference legislators protested in Jammu demanding statehood restoration and an end to violence against Kashmiris. Opposit...- Rajasthan govt launches AI policy for ethical, practical useRajasthan government unveiled the iStart Learning Management System, Rajasthan AVGC-XR Portal, and the Rajasthan AI Portal, aimed at boosti...
- School assembly news headlines for December 16: Top national, international & sports updatesParliamentary discussions on education and elections took place. Prime Minister Modi began a three-nation tour. India's solar capacity saw ...
- CLAT 2026 cut-off: Check expected and last year's cut-offs for admission to top Law UniversitiesCLAT 2026 expected cut off: CLAT 2026 exam results are eagerly awaited. Aspirants are tracking expected cut-offs for top National Law Unive...
- Supreme Court flags hostile discrimination against persons with disabilities in employmentThe Supreme Court has questioned the Centre on the lack of upward mobility for meritorious candidates with disabilities in reserved employm...
- Caught between two worlds: Bangladeshi students grapple with unrest back home and financial strain in IndiaBangladeshi students studying in Delhi faced difficulties due to unrest in their home country. They were anxious about their families' safe...
- NEET Controversy: CLAT ad mocking medical, engineering exam goes viral, says 'Think beyond NEET, IIT-JEE'NEET Result Controversy: In a major protest against alleged NEET exam irregularities, students demand the exam's cancellation and a thoroug...
- NLU preparing recommendations for a online gaming regulator, to submit to MeitY soonTo determine the direction that gaming regulations, the National Law University (NLU) Delhi, along with industry body E-Gaming Federation (...
- CLAT 2024: Second allotment list for counseling released. Direct link for quick access and key detailsThe CLAT 2024 Consortium released the second counseling allotment list on January 8, 2024. The provisional allocation list for CLAT 2023's ...
- 165 death sentences by trial courts in 2022, highest since 2000: ReportTrial courts across the country imposed 165 death sentences in 2022, which is the highest in a single year in the last two decades, a repor...
- CLAT 2023: Exam to be held tomorrow, here’s how candidates can download admit cardCLAT 2023 exams are scheduled to be held on December 18. Candidates can download their admit cards from https://consortiumofnlus.ac.in/clat...
- A business case for the Human-AI nexus in Contact Centres
- US retailers, food, apparel cos oppose retaliatory tariffsAt least four US industry associations have opposed a move to impose additional tariffs on Indian goods in retaliation to the equalisation ...
- Jio Haptik announces partnership with ZendeskHaptik will act as the frontline of customer service to automate answering routine queries and improve first-response time for businesses t...
- In many death penalty verdicts, trial courts overlooked mitigating circumstances of accused, finds studyAnalysis of cases in three states from 2000 to 2015 show “collective conscience” often invoked by courts while pronouncing death penalty.
- 'Per capita spending on legal aid in India is Rs 0.75'A national report on legal aid for persons in custody stated that there is 14 per cent under-utilisation of funds allocated to state legal ...
- Corporates join hands to help prisoners jailed without trialThe first phase of the initiative will look at helping secure bail for around 2,500 undertrials in Maharashtra, which has one of the larges...
- 27% drop in award of death penalty in 2017: NLU reportOut of the 109 death punishments awarded by sessions courts last year, the high courts commuted 53 cases and acquitted 35 persons.
- Urgent law needed to rehabilitate wrongful imprisonment victims: Delhi High CourtIt directed the Law Commission to undertake a comprehensive examination of the issue and give its recommendations to the central government.
- Death penalty files ‘lost, eaten by termites’The missing files are not only a serious lapse on part of prison authorities but has also hampered an ongoing attempt to study all death ro...
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