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Burnham's power dynamics and Widdecombe's tragic hammer attack dominate today's headlines. The former MP's death raises questions about political stability, while the Prime Minister's first full day in office is scrutinized. This incident highlights the intersection of politics and personal safety, drawing public attention to the need for reform.
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The Bar Council of India proposes a significant hike in advocate enrolment fees from Rs 750 to Rs 22,500 in the Draft Advocates (Amendment) Bill, 2026. This bill also introduces entrance exams for law admissions and reforms the All India Bar Examination. Legal education will see enhancements with expanded committees and mandatory continuing education for advocates. Stakeholders have until July 31, 2026, to provide feedback on these changes.
Naseeruddin Shah speaks out against Jantar Mantar violence, supporting students protesting the NEET paper leak. He labeled attackers as 'gundon' and clarified a viral video misattributing his presence at the protest. Protests have escalated to Mumbai, leading to police restrictions on gatherings.
Chhattisgarh High Court's ruling highlights mental cruelty in divorce cases. The court upheld a divorce order due to the wife's refusal to cohabit and her demand for Rs 2 crore. This decision reinforces the concept of irretrievable breakdown of marriage, awarding Rs 10 lakh in alimony. Legal experts view this as a significant precedent in family law.
BJP leaders condemn Rahul Gandhi's protest, calling it irresponsible. The party plans nationwide demonstrations against Congress, emphasizing exam integrity and accountability. Ravi Shankar Prasad defends police actions and promises justice for exam irregularities.