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The Supreme Court on Friday ruled that the National Medical Commission (NMC) guidelines on eligibility to pursue the MBBS course, specifically the requirement to have 'both hands intact,' needed revision. Noting that the rule requiring 'both hands intact' made a mockery of the principle of reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities, the Bench of Justice BR Gavai and Justice KV Viswanathan said it was completely antithetical to Article 41 of the Constitution; the principles enshri...

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Delhi High Court quashes arbitration award against government in gas extraction case

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The criminal proceedings should be based on specific allegations and credible evidence rather than broad, vague accusations

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A Step Towards Viksit Bharat

The new Bill is undoubtedly a significant step forward in reforming India’s tax system, and is surely an upgrade over the existing law. It may not qualify to represent a complete transformation, but, undoubtedly, it is a very good beginning

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The Supreme Court’s recent order, reaffirming maintenance entitlement even in a void marriage as per the Act, sets a nice legal precedent that could result in humane applications

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A Demolition Job On Democracy And Diplomacy

The president has just reversed eight decades of the country’s foreign policy while simultaneously undermining key elements of the Constitution

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Delhi High Court quashes arbitration award against government in gas extraction case

Who Will Lead Delhi? Big Decision Ahead

With a decisive victory in Delhi, the party faces a crucial question: Who will be the next chief minister? The party has a free hand, but will it choose experience, legacy, gender representation, or caste considerations?

A Milestone for Press Freedom Amid Rising Threats

The murder of freelance journalist Mukesh Chandrakar on January 1, 2025, has brought the precarious state of press freedom in India as well as the apex court’s role into sharp focus