Kanu Sarda

Professional certifications are becoming crucial for India's young workforce as AI reshapes job roles and employers prioritize practical skills

Government sources indicated that the impeachment process is likely to be initiated during the upcoming Winter Session of Parliament

An AI-assisted biology class at The Indian Public School in Dehradun saw student average scores jump from 49% to 70%, with improved reasoning and problem-solving confidence

The Supreme Court has intervened, putting a hold on punitive actions and setting the stage for a landmark decision on the BCI's jurisdiction and students' right to protest

The NEET-UG paper leak has shaken faith in India's examination system, revealing the complexity of modern, organised exam fraud

The judgment highlighted that the act and intent to cause disfigurement are sufficient for guilt

The protest comes days after the BCI directed State Bar Councils not to enrol NALSAR's graduating batch after some students opposed the CJI's presence at the convocation ceremony

Grant Thornton Bharat suggests a new analysis of India's standalone health insurance sector, which finds that complaint numbers can look very different when measured against the size of an insurer's policy base

The Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) leverages the legal expertise of its leaders to strategically challenge the judiciary and other institutions from within, using their own language

The court emphasised that the absence of physical injury does not lessen the severity of the crime, highlighting the immense mental trauma inflicted upon the victim