30 Jun 2021 – Lawcutor

Allahabad HC seeks response from State Government, Education Boards on Regulation of School Fees

On Wednesday, the Allahabad HC has sought response from the UP Government and Education boards (CBSE, ICSE, UP Board) and various other private schools in the light of a PIL…

Amended Bar Council of India rules violate fundamental rights

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The recently amended Bar Council of India rules that forbid criticism of the regulatory body as well as state bar council across the country have been challenged before the supreme…

Supreme Court has asked the NDMA to draught rules for ex -gratia payments of Rs 4 lakh to families of people who died of COVID-19

On Wednesday, June 30, the Supreme Court issued a decision on a petition seeking ex-gratia compensation of Rs 4 lakh for families who have lost a family member due to…

SUPREME COURT’S DECISION ON THE POSTPONEMENT OF ICAI CA EXAMINATION 2021.

On June 29, 2021 it was decided that the supreme court will again hear the petition of the postponement, extra chance, opt-out options and increased exam centres for ICAI CA exam 2021, and the petition will…

Under the PwD quota, the mode of admission into the workplace is not a pertinent criterion for advancement, says SC

The court was hearing an appeal filed by the Kerala government, which was appealing the high court’s decision in March last year to allow a female employee in the state’s…

Now, Delhi Police Registers FIR Against Twitter Citing Access to Child Pornography

On the basis of a complaint from the National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR), the Delhi Police's cyber department has filed a FIR against Twitter for allegedly allowing…

Trend Of Lawyers Giving Dishonest recommendation must Be Deprecated; should Impose prices, Strictures: Supreme Court

The Supreme Court discovered that the trend of lawyers giving dishonest recommendation to clients should be restrained. The bench of Justices DY Chandrachud, R. Subash Reddy & Ravindra Bhat was…

Today, the Supreme court will pronounce its decision on petitions seeking ex-gratia payments of Rs 4 lakh to the Covid victims

The Supreme Court will pronounce its judgement on the pleas asking the Centre to pay ex-gratia compensation amount of rs.4 lakh to every family whose member died as a result…