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Language is not just a medium of communication-it is the foundation of understanding, dignity, and meaningful education. The Supreme Court’s call for operationalising mother tongue education marks a significant step towards inclusive learning and constitutional access to education for every child.

Read More :- https://www.lawlearningbench.com/legal-news/2054-a-right-existing-only-on-paper-is-no-right-at-all-sc-directs-rajasthan-to-operationalise-mother-tongue-education

The Supreme Court has raised serious concerns over the lack of lane discipline in India, calling it a major reason behind rising road accidents. Road safety starts with responsible driving. Follow lanes, respect traffic rules, and save lives. 🚗⚖️

The Delhi High Court has reaffirmed that the right to life under Article 21 includes the right to shelter and livelihood. At the same time, the Court observed that eviction and relocation can be lawful when proper rehabilitation, dignity, and basic amenities are ensured in accordance with policy and constitutional safeguards. ⚖️

Read More:- https://www.lawlearningbench.com/legal-news/1078-delhi-hc-says-article-21-includes-shelter-and-livelihood-but-eviction-lawful-if-proper-rehabilitation-is-provided

Legal notices play a crucial role in protecting legal rights and resolving disputes before matters reach the courtroom. From civil and criminal disputes to consumer, matrimonial, and labour matters, understanding the different types of legal notices is essential for every law student and legal professional. 📚⚖️

A well-drafted legal notice not only strengthens a case but also opens the door for amicable settlement and effective legal action when required.

Leading by example, Justice Dwarka Dhish Bansal chose a bicycle over fuel-powered transport, echoing PM Narendra Modi’s message on conserving energy during challenging global times. A simple ride can inspire a powerful movement towards sustainability and responsible living. 🚴‍♂️

Divorce law in India is not governed by a single uniform framework-it operates through different personal laws, each prescribing distinct grounds, procedures, and remedies.

Here’s a comparative overview of divorce under Hindu and Muslim law:

🔹 Under the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955
• Either spouse can seek divorce
• Grounds include cruelty, adultery, desertion, conversion, mental disorder, and more
• Mutual consent divorce under Section 13B is one of the most commonly invoked provisions

🔹 Under the Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act, 1939

• The statute primarily enables wives to seek dissolution of marriage
• Grounds include non-maintenance, disappearance, imprisonment, cruelty, impotence, etc.
• Remedies like Khula and Mubarat continue to hold significant legal and practical relevance

⚖️ Important legal developments:
• Leprosy and venereal disease are no longer recognised as grounds for divorce after the 2019 amendment
• Courts may waive the cooling-off period in mutual consent divorces under exceptional circumstances

📌 Understanding the distinction between personal laws is crucial for effective legal strategy, rights awareness, and informed litigation.

The Delhi High Court has ordered restoration of YouTube channel ‘4PM’, observing that an entire platform cannot be blocked merely because limited content is alleged to be objectionable. The Court emphasized balancing digital freedom with regulatory oversight while directing suspension of only the disputed videos pending further proceedings.

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