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The Department of Consumer Affairs clarified that customary measurements can accompany SI units, while maintaining that SI units are the legally recognized standard.
The tragic suicide of a CA final student, after struggling with academic pressures, raises serious concerns about mental health in legal and academic fields.
Justice Dwarka Dhish Bansal of the Madhya Pradesh High Court made headlines by cycling to court in response to PM Modi's appeal for fuel conservation amidst the ongoing energy crisis.
NALSAR University of Law invites submissions for Volume 16 of its IJIPL, emphasizing new contributions to intellectual property law. Deadline for submissions is August 1.
The Reserve Bank of India has published its Weekly Statistical Supplement detailing liabilities and assets as of April 2026, providing insight into current financial conditions.
NALSAR University is now inviting submissions for the 16th Volume of the Indian Journal of Intellectual Property Law, with a deadline set for August 1.
PIB clarifies that only second and fourth Saturdays are bank holidays; a viral notification declaring all Saturdays as holidays is fake.
The DGFT has appointed three officers to its team following an order from the Commerce Ministry to enhance its operational capacity. These appointments are aimed at strengthening administrative and policy implementation.
National Law University, Jodhpur is inviting submissions for its Journal of Intellectual Property Studies, with a deadline of July 15, 2026.
The ITAT ruled that an ONGC retiree is eligible for an enhanced leave encashment exemption of ₹25 lakh, despite retiring before the 2023 notification.
The NCLT has admitted an insolvency plea for ₹11.83 crore, confirming financial debt through bank records and substantiated default.
The NCLT has ordered liquidation of a company after no viable resolution plan was presented, despite attempts to extend the expression of interest (EOI) process.
The CESTAT has quashed a ₹7.14 crore service tax demand on mining rights established before 2016, ruling it non-taxable.