QR codes have become a convenient way to access information, make payments, and verify identities. However, cybercriminals have found ways to exploit QR codes to commit fraud, steal personal data, and spread malware. To counter these threats, cybercrime laws have been established to protect individuals and businesses from malicious QR code activities. Cybercrimes Involving QR […]
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REVA 2025 Dharmashastra National Law University (DNLU), Jabalpur, is set to host “REVA 2025,” its inaugural academic and cultural fest, from April 18 to 20, 2025. The fest’s name, “REVA,” is derived from Sanskrit, representing the River Narmada—a prominent feature of Jabalpur—and also denotes a revered Raag in Indian music, encapsulating the vibrant spirit of
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In India, the legal framework for adoption among Christians has been shaped by various judicial interpretations and statutes. Historically, personal laws governing Christians did not explicitly recognize adoption, leading many to seek guardianship under the Guardians and Wards Act, 1890. This act, however, only established a guardian-ward relationship without conferring the full filial rights inherent
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Justice Ujjal Bhuyan of the Supreme Court has voiced strong opposition to the practice of demolishing properties of accused individuals, equating such actions to “running a bulldozer over the Constitution.” He emphasized that these demolitions, often justified by authorities as targeting illegal structures, are deeply troubling. Justice Bhuyan highlighted the broader impact on innocent family
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Himachal Pradesh National Law University (HPNLU), Shimla, through its Centre for Environment and Disaster Management (CEDM), has been actively organizing international conferences focusing on environmental law and sustainability. In 2023, HPNLU hosted a Two-Day International Conference on “Environmental Rule of Law and Justice,” aiming to deepen the understanding of environmental policies and the role of
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Background of the Telangana Phone Tapping Case: The Telangana phone tapping controversy, often referred to as “Tapgate,” surfaced in 2023. It involved allegations of unauthorized surveillance on political figures, bureaucrats, judges, and journalists during the tenure of the Bharat Rashtra Samithi (BRS) government. The alleged operation was reportedly orchestrated by the Special Intelligence Bureau (SIB)
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The Madras High Court has recently addressed several significant issues, reflecting its commitment to upholding justice and ensuring effective governance. Below is a detailed overview of notable cases and developments: Vacancies in Government Law Colleges In October 2024, the Madras High Court expressed serious concern over the substantial number of unfilled teaching positions in government-run
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As of March 24, 2025, there are no recent weekly round-ups available for the Karnataka High Court. However, notable past developments include: Imposition of Costs for Recruitment Obstruction: In March 2024, the Karnataka High Court levied a total cost of ₹8.75 lakh on 35 petitioners who impeded the recruitment process for Veterinary Officer positions. Each
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In January 2025, the Maharashtra government informed the Bombay High Court that it had no objections to permitting cross-gender massages in spa centres across the state. The government also indicated its intention to formulate guidelines to regulate the operations of spas, massage centres, therapy, and wellness centres. This development arose from a petition filed by
Section 148 of the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, introduced through the Negotiable Instruments (Amendment) Act, 2018, empowers appellate courts to direct appellants—convicted under Section 138 for cheque dishonor—to deposit a minimum of 20% of the fine or compensation awarded by the trial court during the pendency of an appeal. The primary objective of this provision
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