Manan Kumar Mishra
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Bar Council Chief Apologises After Order 'Banning' Students From Becoming Lawyers
The order was issued after students from the NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad had opposed a convocation invitation to the Chief Justice of India.
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NALSAR Students Body Demands Bar Council Chief's Apology Over 'Ban' Order
The council alleged that the BCI Chairperson's actions were unbecoming of his office and contrary to the constitutional principles he was expected to uphold.
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30 Per Cent Lawyers in the Country Fake: Bar Council Chief
Thirty per cent of lawyers in the country are fake, possessing 'fraudulent' law degrees or non-practising persons, and were degrading the profession, Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra has said.
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Outrage Over Defence Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
The derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter' - banned in India and telecast by the BBC last night - have sparked outrage. Fellow lawyers want their licences revoked and people are demanding, in hundreds of posts on social media, that they be punished.
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Bar Council Chief Apologises After Order 'Banning' Students From Becoming Lawyers
The order was issued after students from the NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad had opposed a convocation invitation to the Chief Justice of India.
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NALSAR Students Body Demands Bar Council Chief's Apology Over 'Ban' Order
The council alleged that the BCI Chairperson's actions were unbecoming of his office and contrary to the constitutional principles he was expected to uphold.
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30 Per Cent Lawyers in the Country Fake: Bar Council Chief
Thirty per cent of lawyers in the country are fake, possessing 'fraudulent' law degrees or non-practising persons, and were degrading the profession, Bar Council of India Chairman Manan Kumar Mishra has said.
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Outrage Over Defence Lawyers' Comments in Nirbhaya Documentary
The derogatory comments about women made by two lawyers in the documentary 'India's Daughter' - banned in India and telecast by the BBC last night - have sparked outrage. Fellow lawyers want their licences revoked and people are demanding, in hundreds of posts on social media, that they be punished.
