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Supreme Court judge Justice BV Nagarathna has sharply criticised government bodies for repeatedly pursuing hopeless cases, calling it a drain on public money and judicial time.
Today , the Supreme Court directed the Bar Council of India to ensure that State Bar Councils elections will be conducted in all States by January 31, 2025.
Bar Council of India Trust issued a Notification dated 26.09.2025 with regard to schedule of All India Bar Examination (AIBE)
Krishnan, a former preventive officer at the Excise Department, sent several letters and representations to the department to point out an alleged unfair treatment. He tried to highlight the fact that his juniors who were working during the time he was working with the Excise Department, received certain promotions and arrears of pay and allowances, none of which were received by him.
The Bar Council of Kerala (BCK) has issued a show cause notice to advocate Happymon Babu after a social media video allegedly promoting his legal services went viral.
In a rare indictment of one of its own judges, the Punjab and Haryana High Court has struck down the compulsory retirement of a District and Sessions Judge, holding that the order was vitiated by “illegality, impropriety and mala fide in law” as it rested on unsubstantiated adverse remarks recorded during the last five months of his career.
Bengaluru-based online gaming firm Gameskraft Technologies is grappling with a major financial scandal after its former CFO, Ramesh Prabhu, allegedly diverted Rs 250 crore of company funds to personally trade in the futures and options (F&O) segment.
In a significant relief to Adani Enterprises Limited (AEL), a Delhi court on Saturday passed an interim order restraining a group of journalists, activists and foreign-linked organisations from publishing or circulating allegedly unverified and defamatory content against the company.
A 32-year-old man was arrested for allegedly duping a general manager at ONGC in Dehradun, of Rs. 7.4 crore in an online investment scam between July 22 and Aug 20, police said on Tuesday.
A single burger and fries were clearly inadequate for a 14-hour flight delay. Pointing this out, a district consumer commission has ordered SpiceJet Ltd to pay Rs.50,000 in compensation for “expenses incurred and mental agony” to a Mulund resident and an additional Rs. 5,000 to cover legal costs.