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THREE-YEAR PRACTICE RULE FOR JUDICIARY EXAMS
The Supreme Court’s 2025 judgment reinstating the three-year legal practice requirement reshapes judiciary exam eligibility, emphasizing courtroom experience over fresh graduation.
GUARDING THE RIGHT TO VOTE: WHY SIR IS CRUCIAL FOR INDIA’S ELECTORAL INTEGRITY
India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) for 2025 is one of the largest voter roll updates in decades—aimed at cleaning outdated records, adding new voters, and protecting democratic integrity amid migration and demographic shifts.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS (02 DECEMBER 2025)
Key Supreme Court developments include concerns over coercive action in Tamil Nadu’s SIR process, a challenge to Assam’s electoral roll revision, and the CJI’s emphasis on mediation in justice delivery.
REGULATING DEEP-FAKE ABUSE UNDER THE BHARATIYA NYAYA SANHITA – 2023
Deep-fake abuse under Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, 2023 exposes legal gaps in identity protection, prompting urgent amendments, landmark cases, and reform calls for India’s digital safety framework.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS (27 OCTOBER 2025)
This week, the Supreme Court strengthened justice delivery in J&K, corrected judicial overreach in a murder case, and honored senior advocate Anupam Gupta’s legal legacy.
DAILY CURRENT AFFAIRS (25 OCTOBER 2025)
This week, the Supreme Court balanced law and technology, opened its doors to Bhutan graduates, and safeguarded Kirloskar’s trademark rights through a crucial interim stay.