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In the ever-evolving landscape of entertainment law, certain contractual clauses continue to raise eyebrows and spark debates. Recently, on my blog Yourlegalsensei, I explored "The Legal L...

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For newly qualified advocates in Lucknow, the capital city of Uttar Pradesh, gaining practical work experience is crucial for building a successful legal career. This article explores the vario...

The integration of forensic science into India's legal system represents a fascinating journey that spans centuries, reflecting the nation's evolving approach to criminal justice. This article ...

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In the heart of India, where spirituality and faith have long been cherished, a dark and distressing trend has emerged. The recent tragedy in Hathras, where 121 people were stampeded to death i...