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"Law Was Not My First Choice": Ex-Chief Justice DY Chandrachud To NDTV
For former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, law was not the first choice and he almost pursued a post-graduate degree in Economics instead.
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Accused In Elgar Parishad Case Gets Interim Bail To Appear For Law Exam
More than four years after his arrest, a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai on Friday granted interim bail to Sagar Gorkhe, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist link case, to appear for his law degree exam.
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UP University Of Medical Sciences Invites Applications For Admission To M Pharmacy Courses
To be eligible for admission, candidates must have a B Pharm degree from an Indian university recognised by law and approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, with at least 55% aggregate marks across all four years.
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"Harvard, Oxford, Stanford, Yale": LinkedIn User's Impressive Education History Stuns Internet
The photo showed an individual's impressive academic journey through the world's top Ivy League universities.
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Madhya Pradesh MLA Delivered Tiffins To Fund Law Degree, Lives In Mud House
The richest MLA in the newly elected Madhya Pradesh Assembly has declared assets of Rs 223 crore. Somewhere on the other end of the spectrum is Kamleshwar Dodiyar, who worked as a labourer and tiffin delivery boy to fund his education.
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"A Law That Kills": Building Workers In US' Texas On Water-Break Ban
The crushing heatwave that has blanketed much of the southern United States for nearly a month has taken a particularly high toll on construction workers, who are often exposed to temperatures exceeding 105 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius).
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"Gandhi Had No Law Degree": Jammu And Kashmir Lt Governor's Shocker
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha has said that Mahatma Gandhi had no university degree and that he had a law degree is a "misconception". Mr Sinha claimed Gandhi ji's only qualification was a high school diploma.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Introduces Bill To Exempt State From NEET
The Bill, referring to recommendations of a high level committee, said the government has decided to enact a law to dispense with the requirement of NEET for admission to UG Medical degree courses and to provide admission to such courses on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
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China Used Hong Kong Security Law to "Drastically Curtail Freedom": UK Report
Beijing has broken its legal obligations by undermining Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and used a national security law to "drastically curtail freedoms" in the global financial hub, according to a report by Britain on its former colony.
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Bar Council Abolishes One-Year LLM Course, Proposes New Entrance Test
The Bar Council of India has sought to abolish the one-year master degree programme in law (LLM) course in India from the next academic session. It also proposed a new entrance test named Post Graduate Common Entrance Test in Law (PGCETL) for admission to masters legal programmes.
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China Law Violates Hong Kong's Autonomy, Says Boris Johnson
Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and threatened the freedoms and rights protected by the 1984 Joint Declaration.
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Law Graduates In 2016 Can Now Apply For Civil Judge Recruitment: High Court
The notification made it clear that candidates applying for the post must have obtained the law degree within a period of three years prior to the date of the notification.
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London Set To Celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's 150th Birth Anniversary
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi first docked in England as a student just days before his 19th birthday in 1888 in pursuit of a law degree and is known to have fully immersed himself in London life.
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167 Degrees Awarded At National Law University Delhi's 7th Convocation
The University felicitated 13 old students as well for distinctive accomplishments like success in Civil Services and Judicial Examinations, and acquiring Fellowships to reputed International institutions.
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Brunei Sultan Returns Oxford Degree After Backlash On 'Death' For Gay Sex
The Sultan of Brunei has returned an honorary degree awarded by Oxford University after it raised concerns about the Asian nation's strict new anti-LGBT laws.
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"Law Was Not My First Choice": Ex-Chief Justice DY Chandrachud To NDTV
For former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, law was not the first choice and he almost pursued a post-graduate degree in Economics instead.
-
Accused In Elgar Parishad Case Gets Interim Bail To Appear For Law Exam
More than four years after his arrest, a special National Investigation Agency (NIA) court in Mumbai on Friday granted interim bail to Sagar Gorkhe, an accused in the Elgar Parishad-Maoist link case, to appear for his law degree exam.
-
UP University Of Medical Sciences Invites Applications For Admission To M Pharmacy Courses
To be eligible for admission, candidates must have a B Pharm degree from an Indian university recognised by law and approved by the Pharmacy Council of India, with at least 55% aggregate marks across all four years.
-
"Harvard, Oxford, Stanford, Yale": LinkedIn User's Impressive Education History Stuns Internet
The photo showed an individual's impressive academic journey through the world's top Ivy League universities.
-
Madhya Pradesh MLA Delivered Tiffins To Fund Law Degree, Lives In Mud House
The richest MLA in the newly elected Madhya Pradesh Assembly has declared assets of Rs 223 crore. Somewhere on the other end of the spectrum is Kamleshwar Dodiyar, who worked as a labourer and tiffin delivery boy to fund his education.
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"A Law That Kills": Building Workers In US' Texas On Water-Break Ban
The crushing heatwave that has blanketed much of the southern United States for nearly a month has taken a particularly high toll on construction workers, who are often exposed to temperatures exceeding 105 degrees Fahrenheit (41 degrees Celsius).
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"Gandhi Had No Law Degree": Jammu And Kashmir Lt Governor's Shocker
Jammu and Kashmir Lt Governor Manoj Sinha has said that Mahatma Gandhi had no university degree and that he had a law degree is a "misconception". Mr Sinha claimed Gandhi ji's only qualification was a high school diploma.
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Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Introduces Bill To Exempt State From NEET
The Bill, referring to recommendations of a high level committee, said the government has decided to enact a law to dispense with the requirement of NEET for admission to UG Medical degree courses and to provide admission to such courses on the basis of marks obtained in the qualifying examination.
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China Used Hong Kong Security Law to "Drastically Curtail Freedom": UK Report
Beijing has broken its legal obligations by undermining Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and used a national security law to "drastically curtail freedoms" in the global financial hub, according to a report by Britain on its former colony.
-
Bar Council Abolishes One-Year LLM Course, Proposes New Entrance Test
The Bar Council of India has sought to abolish the one-year master degree programme in law (LLM) course in India from the next academic session. It also proposed a new entrance test named Post Graduate Common Entrance Test in Law (PGCETL) for admission to masters legal programmes.
-
China Law Violates Hong Kong's Autonomy, Says Boris Johnson
Hong Kong's high degree of autonomy and threatened the freedoms and rights protected by the 1984 Joint Declaration.
-
Law Graduates In 2016 Can Now Apply For Civil Judge Recruitment: High Court
The notification made it clear that candidates applying for the post must have obtained the law degree within a period of three years prior to the date of the notification.
-
London Set To Celebrate Mahatma Gandhi's 150th Birth Anniversary
Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi first docked in England as a student just days before his 19th birthday in 1888 in pursuit of a law degree and is known to have fully immersed himself in London life.
-
167 Degrees Awarded At National Law University Delhi's 7th Convocation
The University felicitated 13 old students as well for distinctive accomplishments like success in Civil Services and Judicial Examinations, and acquiring Fellowships to reputed International institutions.
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Brunei Sultan Returns Oxford Degree After Backlash On 'Death' For Gay Sex
The Sultan of Brunei has returned an honorary degree awarded by Oxford University after it raised concerns about the Asian nation's strict new anti-LGBT laws.
