Rajasthan HC summons officials over 7-year labour case delay
Rajasthan High Court orders principal secretary and additional chief secretary to appear personally on Nov 28 over 7-year delay in implementing Labour Court order. Read the full story.
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China's Posturing Raises Security Concerns for Japanese
Growing Chinese aggression in East China Sea triggers security alerts for Japanese citizens abroad. Experts warn of escalating tensions and global implications. Stay informed about geopolitical developments.
PU Row: CM Mann Slams Backdoor Entry Amid Protests
Chandigarh's Panjab University protests continue for 18th day as CM Bhagwant Mann condemns backdoor appointments. Students demand transparency in faculty recruitment process.
Mann Stands Firm on Punjab Water Rights at Council Meet
Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann asserts state's rights over water resources at Northern Zonal Council meeting. Read about the key discussions and decisions.
Telangana HC sets 4-week deadline for consumer forums
Telangana High Court directs state government to decide on establishing district consumer dispute redressal commissions in 23 new districts within four weeks. Read the full story.
China Lashes Out at Philippines Over Joint Drills with US, Japan
China strongly criticizes Philippines for joint maritime drills with US and Japan in South China Sea, escalating regional tensions. Read the latest developments.
AI-Powered GST Litigation Management Platform Launched
TrackAse introduces AI-enabled GST litigation management platform to streamline tax dispute resolution. Transform how businesses handle GST compliance efficiently.
HC Slams NIPER Action Against Faculty Member
Punjab & Haryana High Court quashes NIPER's suspension of faculty member Dr. Prabal Banerjee, calling it malicious. The court reinstates him with full back wages. Read the full judgment details.
Age limit controversy in Karnataka ATI faculty recruitment
Karnataka's decision to impose a 45-year age limit for ATI faculty positions sparks outrage among expert trainers who argue it excludes experienced professionals from crucial training roles.
Karnataka's 55-year faculty age limit sparks protest
Experienced trainers protest Karnataka's controversial age limit for faculty recruitment at Administrative Training Institute, calling it discriminatory and counterproductive.
SPPU Pune: 111 Professor Posts Open After 2 Years
Savitribai Phule Pune University breaks 2-year recruitment drought with 111 teaching positions across departments. Applications invited until March 2, 2024.
JNU Crisis: University Fights Students & Faculty in Court
Jawaharlal Nehru University faces unprecedented internal conflict as administration takes students and faculty to court over protests and governance disputes. Exclusive details on the legal battles reshaping India's premier institution.
Northeast Opposition Unites Against BJP's Regional Neglect
Major opposition parties in Northeast India join forces to challenge BJP government's alleged neglect of regional issues including border disputes and economic development.
Gaurav Gogoi to Champion NE University Issues in Parliament
Congress MP Gaurav Gogoi pledges to address critical challenges facing Northeastern universities in Parliament, focusing on infrastructure, faculty shortages, and research funding.
Maharashtra professor recruitment protest ends after 5 days
After five tense days of demonstrations, candidates protesting the stalled professor recruitment process in Maharashtra have suspended their agitation following government promises of swift resolution.
Karnataka HC: Failed relationships not criminal offences
In a significant judgment, Karnataka High Court quashes rape case, stating mutual relationships ending in disappointment don't constitute criminal offence. Key legal precedent set.
Govt May Revise Faculty Hiring Rules for Universities
The Indian government is considering revising new faculty recruitment parameters for universities following strong opposition from academic circles over qualification requirements.
VTU launches lecturer internship programme for PhD scholars
Visvesvaraya Technological University introduces innovative teaching internship program for PhD scholars, offering hands-on experience and ₹15,000 monthly stipend to shape next-generation engineering educators.
Afghan-Pakistan Istanbul Talks Collapse Over Airspace
High-stakes diplomatic negotiations between Afghanistan and Pakistan in Istanbul have broken down after Afghan officials demanded Islamabad cease violating its airspace, escalating regional tensions.
Foreign Universities Trigger Academic Talent War in India
As international universities set up campuses in India, a intense competition for top professors, researchers, and administrators is reshaping the higher education landscape and driving up compensation packages.
Delhi Court on Exaggerated Claims in Marital Disputes
A Delhi court observes that wives sometimes make exaggerated allegations in matrimonial cases, urging courts to carefully examine evidence before passing judgments.
Soy & Corn Politics: India-US Trade Battle Explained
Discover how American soybean and corn subsidies are creating major trade friction between India and US, impacting farmers and global markets. Exclusive analysis of the ongoing trade tussle.
East Asia Summit urges peaceful settlement of disputes
Top diplomatic gathering in Laos sends strong message on maritime disputes as Southeast Asian nations push back against Chinese territorial claims. Key developments from the regional summit.
SC: Delay Cannot Legalise IP Infringement in India
Supreme Court delivers crucial judgment strengthening intellectual property rights protection in India, clarifying that delay alone cannot legitimise infringement cases.
SC: Delay Doesn't Legalize IP Infringement
In a groundbreaking judgment, the Supreme Court of India clarifies that intellectual property rights disputes extend beyond private interests, emphasizing that delay alone cannot justify infringement of legal rights.
Trump Slaps 10% Tariff on Canada Over Trade Dispute
Former US President Donald Trump imposes new 10% tariffs on Canadian goods, citing historical trade grievances from Reagan administration advertisements. The move threatens to destabilize North American trade relations.
Toy firm wants proof of mother hitting child for refund
In a shocking customer service incident, a toy manufacturer asked a mother to provide evidence of physically disciplining her child before processing a refund request. The bizarre case raises questions about corporate policies and customer privacy.
Corn & Soybeans: India-US Trade Battle Explained
Discover why corn and soybeans have become the unexpected focal point of India-US trade negotiations and what it means for Indian farmers and consumers.
India-Pakistan Share Concerns Over Taliban Borders
As Taliban's irredentism threatens regional stability, India and Pakistan find common ground on border security concerns. Expert analysis reveals surprising geopolitical shifts.
Odisha RERA to appoint land experts for property disputes
Odisha Real Estate Regulatory Authority introduces land experts to streamline dispute resolution, ensuring faster justice for homebuyers and boosting real estate sector confidence.
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