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Supreme Court stays tree felling in Telangana’s Kancha Gachibowli forest area

The Supreme Court on Thursday stayed tree-felling in 400 acres of land at Kancha Gachibowli forest area near the Hyderabad Central University campus in Telangana. The Bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice AG Masih passed the interim order after an oral mention was made by Senior Advocate K Paremeshwar, the Amicus Curiae in the forest cases matter related to tree felling. The top court of the country directed the Registrar (Judicial) of the Telangana High Court to inspect the site and subm...

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Bharat Shiksha Summit 2025: Justice Rajesh Bindal calls for serious relook at syllabus in law colleges 

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Supreme Court judge Justice Rajesh Bindal on Thursday called for revising the syllabus for legal education in the country with greater emphasis on the practical aspects of law. Addressing the inaugural session of the Bharat Shiksha Summit 2025 organised by the Balaji Foundation in New Delhi, Justice Bindal drew attention to the uneven quality of legal education in the country. He said the country has some 5 lakh law students but doesn’t have enough good faculty to teach them. There is a l...

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