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03/09/2025

Does a child have the right to the affection of both parents, even if they live apart or in different countries?

16/07/2025

📢 14th International Conference on Human Rights & Gender Justice 🌍⚖️

📅 Date: 6th-7th September 2025
📍 Venue: Indian Law Institute, New Delhi 🏛️ (Opposite Supreme Court of India)
🖥️ Mode: Offline (Online presentation allowed in exceptional cases)

👥 Organized by: Knowledge Steez EduHub LLP
🤝 In collaboration with:
🎓 Centre for Advanced Study in International Humanitarian Law, RGNUL Patiala
🇪🇸 University of Málaga, Spain
🇿🇦 Nelson Mandela University, South Africa

💡 Why Attend?
This prestigious international conference will bring together leading academicians, students, professionals, researchers, and activists ✍️📚 to critically examine gender inequality, human rights violations, and justice reform through a multidisciplinary lens.
📘 Publication in ISBN book included!

🗓️ Important Dates to Remember:
📝 Abstract Submission Deadline: 20th July 2025
📄 Full Paper Submission: 14th September 2025
🎓 Conference Dates: 6th-7th September 2025

📧 Submit your abstract: [email protected]
🔗 Registration link will be sent upon acceptance of abstract.

📞 Contact: +91-8449643827 (Pooja Yadav)

17/06/2025

Free Workshop Alert | Start Smart: Legal and Compliance Clarity for Women Entrepreneurs

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🗓️ June 18 | 5–6 PM IST | Zoom
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Key Takeaways:
✅ Understand business incorporation & structures
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See you online this Wednesday for an insightful session!😊💃🏼🙌

16/04/2025

: Generative AI and Copyright laws: analysis of the role of law and boundaries set on AI with the pre-existing laws.

07/04/2025

Recaps from Parliament Last Week: Key debates, bills, and political moves shaping the nation's future—your quick weekly briefing!

04/04/2025

Jammu & Kashmir Launches Free Bus Travel Initiative for Women.

02/04/2025

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04/03/2025

The Supreme Court recently observed a possible “huge racket” in Tamil Nadu involving fake caste certificates. The Court was hearing petitions regarding certificates that identified thousands as belonging to the Hindu Konda Reddis Community, a Scheduled Tribe.

A bench of Justices JB Pardiwala and R. Mahadevan noted that caste certificates are a major issue in the state. The Court stated that it would not make direct allegations for now but found the situation “extremely dangerous.”

The case stemmed from a petition where a woman sought a caste certificate for her son, claiming they belonged to the Reddis Community. The Revenue Divisional Officer (RDO) denied her request after an inquiry. The Madras High Court later ruled in her favor and directed a State Level Scrutiny Committee to verify her claim. The Tamil Nadu government challenged this decision in the Supreme Court, which granted an interim stay last year.

Last week, the Supreme Court modified its order, allowing the scrutiny committee to investigate the authenticity of these certificates. The committee must submit its findings within six weeks. The Court will then review each case individually.

The Supreme Court emphasized that the inquiry must be fair, transparent, and impartial. It aims to determine how thousands obtained these caste certificates and whether they are legitimate. The Supreme Court raised concerns over a racket issuing fake caste certificates in Tamil Nadu. A scrutiny committee will verify their authenticity within six weeks. The Supreme Court recently observed a possible “huge racket” in Tamil Nadu involving fake caste certificates. The Court was hearing petitions regarding certificates that identified thousands as belonging to the Hindu Konda Reddis Community, a Scheduled Tribe.

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