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CAPF Bill 2026 explained: How the government plans to streamline forces, address stagnation, and retain strategic IPS oversight

The CAPF Bill 2026 institutionalises IPS–CAPF synergy, balancing cadre reforms with a unified and stronger national security framework.

Echoes of Manu: How ancient law shapes modern indian jurisprudence

Manusmriti was a foundational Dharmashastra for pre-modern and colonial jurists, but it was never the only or final word.

‘You are a comedy piece’: Madras High Court judge rebukes advocate for levelling allegations of caste bias against the judiciary

During a hearing by a bench comprising Justice GR Swaminathan and K Rajsekar, Justice Swaminathan said, “You are a comedy piece. I don't know who called you all revolutionary. You are all comedy pieces."

Kazakhstan bans niqabs citing security concerns, President Tokayev had earlier described it as an outdated form of clothing imposed by radical groups

President Tokayev said this law supports the country’s secular values and helps protect public safety.

Denmark plans to introduce law to clamp down on Al-generated deepfakes by allowing citizens to copyright their features

If the amendments get through, it will confer a right on the Danish citizens to ask online platforms to take down any content related to them shared without their consent.

Former CJI DY Chandrachud joins National Law University Delhi as distinguished professor, to collaborate in creation of dedicated Centre for Constitutional Studies

National Law University (NLU) in Delhi on Thursday announced that former Chief Justice of India Justice DY Chandrachud has joined the university as a Distinguished Professor.

‘Combat negative energy by planting trees’ – Delhi High Court orders two families having personal enmity to plant 400 trees as ‘punishment’

The court also asked the IO to explore the possibility of geo-tagging the saplings so that the appropriate authority could monitor their progress.

France passes law granting police the power to spy on people through mobile phones

As France grapples with rising violence and ongoing riots primarily involving Islamic refugees, the passage of this law reflects the government's determination to combat the security challenges faced by the country.

Indore: Government Law College’s principal resigns amid protests over a banned anti-Hindu book kept in the library

Protests swept New Government Law College in Indore after an anti-Hindu book was found in the institute's library.

As sex toy store Besharam caught misusing Raja Ravi Varma painting, legality of their business questioned: Here is what the laws say

Questions have been raised on the legality of the business being conducted by Besharam, which sells sex toys in India

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