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Who’s a 'real' doctor? How Chess grandmaster Vidit Gujrathi vs The Liver Doc's viral war of words began... over a selfieVidit Gujrathi's tribute to his family on National Doctors’ Day ignited controversy. The Liver Doc questioned the 'doctor' title for Gujrat...- Amid opposition, govt to revise draft bill to amend Advocates ActThe Indian government will revise the draft Advocates (Amendment) Bill following opposition from bar bodies and public feedback. The draft ...
- SC upholds doctors’ liability under Consumer Protection Act, rejects review pleaThe Supreme Court has reaffirmed doctors' accountability under the Consumer Protection Act 1986, dismissing a review petition against its 1...
- Infosys tax status: IT's complicatedThe Karnataka government withdrew a hefty ₹32,000 crore tax notice against Infosys, but the investigation continues under the Directorate G...
- Karnataka withdraws pre-show cause IGST notice to InfosysThe IT services giant received the notices on July 31, pertaining to services it received from its overseas branches in various foreign cou...
- Won't get dissuaded because my work is closely connected to my activism: ‘TheLiverDoc’ Abby PhilipsLiverDoc's account with 187k followers was suspended on an order of the Bengaluru Civil Court on a suit filed by Himalaya Wellness. Dr Phil...
- Special Parliament Session: Check the updated list of bills that can be taken up by govtThe upcoming Special Parliament Session will discuss and pass several bills, including the Press and Registration of Periodicals Bill, the ...
- NMC lists therapeutic categories of drugs which can be sold sans prescriptionIn its 'Regulations relating to Professional Conduct of Registered Medical Practitioners" issued on August 2, the NMC stated that over-the-...
- SC seeks Centre's response on plea challenging provision of Surrogacy (Regulation) Act, 2021The plea has sought a direction recognising the rights of women other than married women above 35 years of age to avail surrogacy as a mean...
- My father has willed his house to my brother. Is there a way I can contest the will later, if needed?Though one can bequeath his self-acquired property to anyone or a loved one according to his wish, such a bequest can also be challenged on...
- View: What’s India’s beef with Bitcoin, really?The trouble is with bureaucrats. They say they want blockchain, but not cryptocurrencies. It’s as silly as wanting airports with duty-free ...
- Govt seeks to define stem cells as drug, regulate use in therapyThe ministry defined the category of stem cells and their derivatives that would be termed a drug, and would thereby have to follow the pro...
- Doctor group seeks law to spare patients needless medical spendGirish Gokhale, a senior lawyer assisting ELICIT in preparing the draft bill, said that instead of using the term right to die he would put...
- Unilateral, Bilateral, Multilateral: Winds of change to watch for post-BEPSAs may be discerned from the above implementation of BEPS would require in unilateral domestic tax law changes in several countries.
- To transform healthcare, reform medical educationIf India can initiate some radical changes in medical, nursing and paramedical education, dramatic changes will be visible in three years.
- Abhishek Singhvi's telecom connection: Lawyer in all major cases for past 20 yearsIn many recent cases, Singhvi has fought against the government, led by the very party he represents.
- Fallout of new US labelling norms: Lawsuits from across Atlantic loomGeneric drugmakers are not meant to change their product labels until the innovator drug firm updates safety warnings on the label of its c...
- Business leaders are more than profiteers, as they deliver growth in an efficient, fair mannerLegitimacy of market capitalism rests on its ability to deliver freedom, prosperity, and growth in an efficient, fair manner.
- Legal offshorers challenge law firmsLaw students are drawn to LPO firms that offer flexible working hours & good salaries.
- NRI lawyers demand removal of restrictions on working in UKUK-based NRI lawyers have stiffly opposed the opening up of the India's legal service market.
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