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28 Aug 2025 | 22 min read

Did You Know? As per Indian law, dying declarations can be admissible as direct evidence in murder trials, even if they are made verbally and not under oath. But what all counts as evidence, and how would it be described under the law? Evidence is any material, information, or testimony presented to establish the truth or falsity of a claim or fact. It serves as the fundamental basis for building

20 Aug 2025 | 9 min read

Did you know? Over 75,000 students registered for the CLAT 2025 exam, highlighting an increased demand for legal education in India. The growing popularity of law as a career reflects the increasing need for specialized legal professionals in areas like corporate law, technology law, and environmental law. As the legal landscape evolves, more professionals are pursuing LLM programs to upskill and

14 Aug 2025 | 20 min read

Did you know? Every year, nearly 100,000 law students graduate in India, and around 69,000 successfully clear the All India Bar Exam, making them eligible to practice in courts nationwide. Becoming a lawyer in India requires a clear understanding of the legal education system, eligibility criteria, and professional requirements. Aspiring lawyers must appear entrance exams, obtain an LLB degree, an

06 Aug 2025 | 24 min read

Did You Know? India has over 1.4 million (14 lakh) registered lawyers, making it one of the largest legal communities in the world! The All India Bar Examination (AIBE) 20 is expected in October 2025, with registrations likely to begin in August. Conducted by the Bar Council of India (BCI). To qualify, candidates must score 40% (General/OBC) and 35% (SC/ST). Within this vast field, corporate law i

04 Aug 2025 | 9 min read

The world of law has always been one of command, authority, and justice. But what does it mean to step into this dynamic field today? Imagine a profession where you're not just following rules, but you're shaping them. Here’s an interesting fact about law in India: India has the longest written constitution in the world! Yes, it has 448 articles, 25 parts and 12 schedules. In India, law is not mer

26 Jun 2025 | 23 min read

Did you know? Women represent only 11% of police personnel, mostly in lower ranks. Only Karnataka meets all SC, ST, and OBC quotas in police and judiciary. The types of law in India form the backbone of the country’s legal system, governing everything from individual rights and business operations to criminal justice and property ownership. These include foundational laws such as the Indian Penal

25 Jun 2025 | 12 min read

Did you know? A contract doesn’t always have to be in writing—oral contracts can also be legally binding if certain conditions are met. Contract law is all about the rules that make agreements between people or businesses legally binding. It tells you what your rights and responsibilities are when you sign a deal—whether it’s a job offer, a freelance gig, or a business partnership. For example, if

19 Jun 2025 | 8 min read

Latest Update: In May 2025, India’s government introduced new guidelines for foreign lawyers entering the country. Under the rules, foreign lawyers must inform the Bar Council before travel, select a stay of no more than 60 days per year, and disclose client and work details—a move seen as slowing legal-sector liberalization. Law is one of the oldest and most respected professions in India, and it

30 May 2025 | 10 min read

Did you know? Some corporate law exams take things up a notch by having students draft and review real-world contractual clauses! It’s not just theory—this hands-on approach simulates the intense decision-making and complex negotiations that lawyers face in the corporate world. Talk about preparing for the real deal! Understanding corporate law begins with mastering its core subjects, from company