Stressing the need for a compulsory training for every lawyer, the Supreme court on Friday said if judges attend National Judicial Academy for training why can't lawyers be trained.
The Supreme Court on Friday came down heavily on the Uttar Pradesh government for its lackadaisical attitude for not providing counselling to the Muslim student who was slapped by classmates on the instruction of a teacher in Muzaffarnagar for not doing his homework.
The Supreme Court on Friday tagged TMC leader Abhishek Banerjee's plea to issue directions to take action against Calcutta HC's judge, Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay for his continuous politically motivated interviews with the matter arising out of Calcutta HC's judge's controversy in connecti
Congress moved to the Punjab-Haryana High Court against Chandigarh mayoral elections on Wednesday.
Karanbir Singh, advocate said, "We have moved a writ petition today in continuation of earlier writ petitions. We have challenged the election process for mayor, deputy mayor and senior deputy
As the ruling Left Democratic Front (LDF) under Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan is set to stage a protest in Delhi against the alleged centre's discrimination against Kerala, Kerala Minister MB Rajesh said that the central government had denied them Rs 57,400 crores.
The Central Government on Wednesday submitted before the Supreme Court that it is in favour of doing sub-classifications among Scheduled Tribes and Scheduled Castes.
Police used water cannons to disperse National Student Union of India (NSUI) workers protesting against the BJP in Chandigarh over the Chandigarh Mayor election results.
Kerala's financial health and debt situation have attracted adverse observations from successive Finance Commissions (12th, 14th and 15th) as well as the CAG and it is one of the most financially unhealthy states as its fiscal edifice has been diagnosed with several cracks, Attorney General
After Ajit Pawar faction secured the Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) name and symbol on Tuesday, Sharad Pawar faction spokesperson Clyde Crasto asserted that the NCP rightfully belongs to the party supremo while adding that the ECI ruling was not a "surprise".