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Lawctopus Law School is offering a two-month online certificate course on contract drafting and negotiation starting October 1. Here is everything you need to know about the curriculum, timeline, and how to register.
The National Testing Agency has released the UGC NET June 2026 re-exam scorecards for English, Commerce, and Sociology papers. Check your results now.
A prestigious high school in China faces backlash after a presentation revealed a strict policy allowing students only one toilet break per term.
Many law graduates assume the All India Bar Examination is a simple formality, but complex questions and strict time limits make it a serious challenge for new advocates.
A Delhi man's viral video of sticking his phone to a moving metro shocked the internet. Here is how he faked it, and what happens if you actually try this stunt.
General Awareness
A viral combat match between a human and a remote-controlled humanoid robot brings up massive questions about product liability, AI safety, and legal accountability.
A Hyderabad AI engineer's viral Reddit post about losing key projects due to a language barrier has sparked a massive debate on regionalism and workplace rights in India.
Rap superstar Nicki Minaj recently opened up about her support for Donald Trump during a TV appearance, stepping into a world where celebrity culture and public speech collide.
A fugitive drug dealer thought he was invisible behind a VPN, until a single public Wi-Fi connection gave away his exact location and led police straight to his wardrobe.
After a UK-based woman was charged ₹4,000 for a 14km cab ride in Bengaluru, we explain your legal rights against overcharging and fake bills.
Case Briefs
The Supreme Court recently observed that arbitral proceedings cannot be conducted in an arbitrary or biased manner, setting aside a unilateral tribunal appointment.
The NCLAT has ruled that resolution professionals can demand confidentiality undertakings from suspended directors before sharing corporate resolution plans.
The Chhattisgarh High Court has ruled that applicants cannot fix statutory defects in a carriage permit application after the authority has already considered and adjudicated it.
The Supreme Court has clarified that administrative CBDT circulars cannot override statutory tax provisions or bind courts during legal interpretation.
The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir and Ladakh has stayed an FIR against a woman accused of terminating her pregnancy without her husband's permission, highlighting reproductive autonomy.