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CLAT 2024 Reservation Criteria Revised: Check Seats in NLUs, NLSIU Here - Vimarsana News

CLAT 2024 Reservation Criteria Revised: Check Seats in NLUs, NLSIU Here

CLAT 2024: The Consortium of National Law Universities revised the reservation criteria by announcing one more NLU. As per the official notification, National Law University, Tripura has been added to the Domicile Reservation category. Check details

Law Commission Recommends E-FIR Registration In Certain Cases - Vimarsana News

Law Commission Recommends E-FIR Registration In Certain Cases

The Law Commission of India has recommended allowing the registration of electronic first information reports (e-FIR) for all cognizable offences where the accused is not known, and the registration...

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Former CJI UU Lalit To Teach "Affirmative Action In India: A Brief Constitutional History" At IIT-Bombay - Vimarsana News

Former CJI UU Lalit To Teach "Affirmative Action In India: A Brief Constitutional History" At IIT-Bombay

The former Chief Justice of India Justice UU Lalit will be teaching a new course titled "Affirmative Action in India: A Brief Constitutional History" in IIT Bombay. Justice Lalit is a distinguished...

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IIT Kharagpur, West Bengal NUJS sign MoU - Vimarsana News

IIT Kharagpur, West Bengal NUJS sign MoU

Apart from academic exchanges, the institutes will provide certificate/diploma courses relating to law, science, engineering, technology and practical training along with facilities.

IIT-Kharagpur signs MoU with NUJS for joint academic prog, faculty support - Vimarsana News

IIT-Kharagpur signs MoU with NUJS for joint academic prog, faculty support

The joint programmes will lead to patent rights, copyrights and other intellectual property rights, the institute said