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Jaipur National University, Jaipur, at its Seedling School of Law and Governance, Rajasthan is organizing the 11th Professor V.S. Mani Memorial International Law Moot Court Competition 2025. About the University Jaipur National University, established on 22 October 2007, is a private university located in the Jaipur district of Rajasthan, India. About the Event Jaipur National

Macrotech Developers (formerly known as ‘Lodha Developers’) filed a trademark infringement suit against the ‘House of Abhinandan Lodha’ (HoABL). Macrotech, in the suit, has sought an injunction against HoABL from using the TM ‘Lodha’ to prevent confusion among consumers. Further, Macrotech has sought Rs. 5000 cr. in damages. Abhishek Lodha (CEO, Macrotech Developers), in this interview, has said

Candidates preparing for the Himachal Pradesh Judicial Services Exam should practice the Himachal Pradesh Judicial Services Mains Paper III – Criminal Law (2023) and other previous years’ question papers as part of their preparation for both the Prelims and Mains. Solving these papers helps aspirants gain a better understanding of the syllabus and focus strategically

World Interfaith Harmony Week (WIHW) is an annual event observed during the first week of February to promote interfaith dialogue, understanding, and cooperation among people of different religions. Established by the United Nations in 2010, this initiative underscores the importance of mutual respect and peaceful coexistence in a world often divided by religious differences. It

India, as a diverse and secular nation, upholds the protection of religious sentiments through various legal provisions. To maintain communal harmony and prevent religious discord, the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS), 2023 incorporates specific provisions penalizing acts that offend religious beliefs or disrupt religious practices. Indian Constitution ensures the protection of religious sentiments through various provisions,

This case revolves around the maintenance claim of an elderly petitioner, Unneen, who sought financial support from his sons under Section 125 of the Code of Criminal Procedure (Cr.P.C.). The Family Court of Tirur initially dismissed his plea, concluding that he had sufficient means to sustain himself. Aggrieved by the verdict, he approached the Kerala

Doctrine of transferred malice, also referred to as the transmigration of motive, is a crucial concept in criminal law that ensures an accused cannot escape liability simply because the actual victim was not their intended target. The Supreme Court of India, in Ashok Saxena v. State of Uttarakhand (2025), reaffirmed this doctrine while addressing an