Apoorva Mandhani works as an Assistant Editor with LiveLaw.in. She graduated from Symbiosis Law School, Pune in 2017 and have taken up legal journalism and legal writing as a career. She scribbles poems sometimes too, and can usually be found with a book in her
The Reserve Bank of India said recoveries and resolutions improved in the year ended March 2018, primarily because of evolution of the new bankruptcy law and individual efforts of banks. In 2017-18, banks reported better recoveries from stressed assets owing to the implementation of the
Justice Madan Lokur retired as Supreme Court judge yesterday after a tenure of more than 6 years. He was appointed as judge of the Supreme Court on June 4, 2012. Since the Court had closed for winter vacation on December 14, he was given farewell by the Supreme
2018 was one of the most eventful years in the history of the Supreme Court of India. The year witnessed the unprecedented Judges Press conference, as the four senior-most sitting judges convened at the residence of Justice Jasti Chelameswar on January 12. They raised apprehensions about the
Sri Lanka has initiated action against Chinese projects that are flouting local language laws in the country. Several Chinese project sites in the South-Asian island nation were found to have been using Mandarin and English language for the sign boards and ignoring the official languages
Three days after the Triple Talaq bill was passed in the Lok Sabha, the revised bill that will make instant Triple Talaq a punishable offence, was to be tabled for debate in the Rajya Sabha today, but will now be taken up on January 2 as the upper house was
A belligerent Congress on Monday again sought to raise the issue of alleged scam in the Rafale deal in the Lok Sabha, with Home Minister Rajnath Singh saying that repeating a lie would not make it a truth. Congress members have been raising the Rafale
Sajjan Kumar, who has been sentenced to life in prison for his role in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, has surrendered in a Delhi court today. He has been brought to the Mandoli jail in east Delhi. The former Congress leader was convicted in the killing of five
A Maoist attack in Bihar’s Aurangabad which cost a life, was the fallout of a deal with a BJP lawmaker – one to exchange banned currency notes to the tune of RS 5 crore after demonetisation two years ago, the rebels have claimed. On Saturday,
In a scathing attack on Rahul Gandhi for his critical remarks on the upcoming Vibrant Gujarat Summit, Chief Minister Vijay Rupani dubbed the Congress president as a “shameless liar” who was desperate to see the state fail. Rupani said people of Gujarat have recognised Gandhi’s