Everybody knows how difficult it has become to survive without using social media. Everyone wants to keep themselves updated with the current trend. This extreme use produces, at times, fake news, fake apps, phishing, and other cybercrimes. India has a vast population as well as a large chunk of illiterate
The salaries of the teachers and various other employees of a government school had been due for the past few months. Teachers were also discharging COVID-19 duties. Considering this, the Delhi High Court has taken cognizance on this issue. Brief Facts of the Case Akhil Dilli Prathmik Shikshak Sangh is
Delhi High Court has granted relief to a student of GGSIP University. Here, the student got detained due to a shortage of attendance, however he was allowed to sit for the exams and attend classes for the next semester. Brief Facts of the Case The Bench consists of Justice Jayant
In Delhi High Court Bar Clerks Association v. Union of India & Ors., the Delhi HC observed that the members of the Delhi HC Bar Clerks Association (DHCBCA) serve a crucial role. This is for the reason that they are intrinsically linked to the work. Consequently, they are indispensable for the smooth
On 23 June 2020, Delhi High Court heard the case Cerveciria Modelo De Mexico, S. De R.L. De C.V v. Whiskin Spirits Pvt. Ltd. In this case, Delhi HC issued an order restraining advertisement that links Corona beer with coronavirus. Brief Facts of the Case The Delhi HC passed the injunction in
A Single Judge Bench comprising of Justice Suresh Kumar Kait heard the plea of the Delhi Police in State v. Faisal Farooq. The Court stayed the release of Faisal Farooq. Brief Facts of the Case Faisal Farooq is the principal of Rajdhani Public School, Shiv Vihar. The Police arrested him for allegedly orchestrating
In Pratham Kaushik & Anr v. U.O.I. & Ors., the Delhi HC directed the Bar Council of India to consider the petition to conduct CLAT in local languages. A Single Bench Judge comprising of Najmi Waziri presided over this matter. Brief facts of the Case Common-Law Admission Test (CLAT) is a centralised
Public sector organisations dominate the space industry. Recently, however, significant interest grew the private sector in the $354 billion global space economy. This spurt in interest is a cumulative result of various factors such as: The space market has expanded with lowering cost of space launch technology and hardware. And
A clash took place between Indian and Chinese troops on 15th June, at the Galwan Valley. As a result, 20 Indian soldiers were martyred. Indians burst into anger and started burning Chinese appliances and goods. There are calls to boycott Chinese products across the country. A Union Minister also stated
Delhi HC, after assessing the figures on Rapid Antigen testing observed that the Delhi Govt. has not conducted more than 50% of the test. The Court remarked that the numbers of tests conducted were abysmal. The Delhi Government has failed to meet its target in (Rakesh Malhotra vs NCT of
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