In the post independence period the emphasis was laid on developing India in terms of economy and infrastructure. Later policy makers focused on education where technical and medical education was considered as a priority. This made legal education an ignored aspect and as a result, in early 1970s, we began to feel the dearth of [...]
Among all the three organs of the State; the legislative, the Executive and the Judiciary, Judiciary is believed to be the strongest. In any Nation, especially in a democratic one, judiciary is to act as the guarantor and protector of law. But the current position of Indian Judiciary has shown nothing like this. This could [...]
Recently there was a great hue and cry over the verdict of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy case. The victims felt cheated and the nation was outraged. Media did an excellent job by giving it prime coverage. Government had to face the heat. Things began to roll; And the blame game begun. People blaming the State..State [...]
Recently, the Bar Council of India has brought the law into picture for the law graduates to clear an entrance exam before getting into litigation after the attainment of the required degree. The idea has been well supported in the light of a reformatory step towards the litigation and practice area. The purpose behind the proposal has been to improve the quality of the litigants, and [...]
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