Laws on Paper, Crashes in Air: The Indian Aviation Safety Paradox
by Revant Sinha* and Vibha Kulkarni**
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by Revant Sinha* and Vibha Kulkarni**
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The Rajasthan High Court held that disciplinary action against a quasi-judicial officer is permissible only where there is evidence of mala fide intent, conscious violation of law, or intent to grant undue benefit.
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Progress in 3-Year Legal Practice Rule: Supreme Court of India has now extended the last date to apply for all the active Judicial Officers Recruitment Exams across the country.
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Holding that taxing statutes must be interpreted strictly and not liberally, the Calcutta High Court directed the release of a detained consignment of dried areca nuts within three clear days.
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Interviewee: Prof. (Dr) Manwendra Kumar Tiwari1
Interviewed by Anchal Verma2
In most cases, no. The law requires fairness, especially when a decision affects your livelihood. Here’s how it works.
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised JSW Energy Limited on acquisition of an 8.33% stake in Toshiba JSW Power Systems Private Limited from Toshiba Corporation for ₹150 crore. Following the transaction, JSW Energy’s shareholding in the turbine generator manufacturing company will increase to 10.73% on a fully diluted basis.
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by Kaustubh Shakkarwar* and Gauri Gupta**
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Cyril Amarchand Mangaldas advised Urban Realtech Private Limited, a BPTP group company, on the proposed joint development of an 11-acre land parcel in Sector 39, Faridabad with Emerald Infrahome LLP. The mandate covered title due diligence, regulatory and PLPA compliance assessments, and drafting of joint development and ancillary transaction documents for the group housing project.
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Noting that hospitals allotted government land in Delhi were not diligently complying with directions to provide free treatment to economically weaker sections, the Supreme Court directed a joint meeting of government departments, land agencies, hospitals, and the Amici Curiae to prepare an effective SOP for enforcement.
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National Law University Jodhpur inaugurated the Rajiv K. Luthra—NLUJ Accessibility Lab, a dedicated facility promoting inclusive legal education and disability access.
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“Pension is not a bounty but a valuable statutory right earned by an employee after rendering long years of service and any order resulting in deprivation or permanent withholding of pension entails serious civil consequences and requirement of hearing is not an empty ritual but a substantive safeguard to ensure fair exercise of discretion by the authority.”
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Shardul Amarchand Mangaldas advised ITC Hotels Limited on its acquisition of Zuri Hotels and Resorts Private Limited, owner of The Zuri Kumarakom Kerala Resort & Spa.
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What lies ahead for privacy, surveillance, AI regulation, and digital governance in India? In Episode 02 of Law, Camera & Conversations, Advocate
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In a major controversy surrounding NEET-UG 2026, reports of a possible question paper leak, where a “guess paper” allegedly matched a significant
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HPNLU Shimla and NLIU Bhopal signed an MoU at the National Judicial Academy to strengthen academic collaboration, legal research and institutional engagement.
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“Non-maintenance of records is springboard for commission of offence of foeticide, not just a clerical error.”
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The Court held that a railway employee is not entitled to HRA when vacant government quarters, in the entitled category, are available.
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Delay attributable to suppliers falling in the category of controllable factors is equally applicable in accordance with Regulations 11 and 12, CERC Tariff Regulations, 2014.
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Explore Episode 2 of the SCC Online Training Video Series, focusing on the powerful “My Library” section and Browse features of SCC
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