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Twitter "Deliberately" Defiant To Laws Of The Land: Centre To Karnataka High Court
The Centre has told the Karnataka High Court that Twitter "deliberately" remained non-compliant and defiant to the laws of the land and that the social media giant has no role to play in the security of the country.
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"Inequity" Still Exists In Legal Profession, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana today spoke about the inequalities in the legal profession while addressing an event organised by the Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF).
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Implementation Of Uniform Civil Code 'Duty' Of The State: Government
The state has a "duty" to implement a Uniform Civil Code in the country, but since the matter is sensitive and requires an in-depth study it has been sent to the Law Commission for recommendations, the government today informed the Rajya Sabha.
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Can't Be Tried Twice For Same Offence: Accused To Delhi Court
Two persons, who are accused of conspiring to wage war against the country alongwith alleged Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, today told a court in Delhi that that they cannot be prosecuted in two separate cases for the same offence.
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Violation of Indian Laws by US Agencies Unacceptable: Ravi Shankar Prasad
Government will not accept breach of any Indian law relating to privacy of people by US agencies under their surveillance programmes and the same has been conveyed to US government, Parliament was informed today.
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Indian law student on hunger strike in London
Like Anna Hazare, 28-year-old Avinash Dadhich is also from a small village in India. And like Anna, he too is frustrated by corruption in India. "Enough is enough," he said. As Anna continues his 15-day hunger strike at Ramlila Maidan, supporting him nearly 5,000 miles away, Avinash sits on his hunger strike outside the Indian High Commission in Al...
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
In a significant ruling that would facilitate Indian law students from doing their internships in UK legal firms, a tribunal has held that refusal by a firm to even consider applications by non-EEA nationals amounted to "indirect racial discrimination".
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
A tribunal in UK has announced this judgment that says Indian law students can intern in UK firms
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Twitter "Deliberately" Defiant To Laws Of The Land: Centre To Karnataka High Court
The Centre has told the Karnataka High Court that Twitter "deliberately" remained non-compliant and defiant to the laws of the land and that the social media giant has no role to play in the security of the country.
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"Inequity" Still Exists In Legal Profession, Says Chief Justice Of India
Chief Justice of India NV Ramana today spoke about the inequalities in the legal profession while addressing an event organised by the Society of Indian Law Firms (SILF).
-
Implementation Of Uniform Civil Code 'Duty' Of The State: Government
The state has a "duty" to implement a Uniform Civil Code in the country, but since the matter is sensitive and requires an in-depth study it has been sent to the Law Commission for recommendations, the government today informed the Rajya Sabha.
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Can't Be Tried Twice For Same Offence: Accused To Delhi Court
Two persons, who are accused of conspiring to wage war against the country alongwith alleged Indian Mujahideen co-founder Yasin Bhatkal, today told a court in Delhi that that they cannot be prosecuted in two separate cases for the same offence.
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Violation of Indian Laws by US Agencies Unacceptable: Ravi Shankar Prasad
Government will not accept breach of any Indian law relating to privacy of people by US agencies under their surveillance programmes and the same has been conveyed to US government, Parliament was informed today.
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Indian law student on hunger strike in London
Like Anna Hazare, 28-year-old Avinash Dadhich is also from a small village in India. And like Anna, he too is frustrated by corruption in India. "Enough is enough," he said. As Anna continues his 15-day hunger strike at Ramlila Maidan, supporting him nearly 5,000 miles away, Avinash sits on his hunger strike outside the Indian High Commission in Al...
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
In a significant ruling that would facilitate Indian law students from doing their internships in UK legal firms, a tribunal has held that refusal by a firm to even consider applications by non-EEA nationals amounted to "indirect racial discrimination".
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Indian law students can intern in UK firms
A tribunal in UK has announced this judgment that says Indian law students can intern in UK firms
