Adv. Harjeet Singh

SC: Mandatory period leave may deter firms from hiring women New Delhi: Frowning at an advocate’s repeated attempts through PILs to seek paid two-day monthly menstrual leave for female workers, Supreme Court said Friday that such a move could create a psychological barrier among women that they are inferior to men as they can’t work

Centre moves NCLAT, challenges NCLT order approving Ashdan Properties’ ₹900 cr plan for Rolta India New Delhi: The government has moved the appellate tribunal NCLAT, against the order passed by the NCLT, in which it approved a ₹900 crore resolution plan by Ashdan Properties for the debt-ridden Rolta India. Challenging the approved resolution plan, the

Flipkart calls Rs 1 milk offer a limited promotion after Bamul moves CCI Flipkart on Sunday described its discounted milk sales as a “limited promotional campaign,” responding to allegations by Bangalore Cooperative Milk Union (Bamul) that the Walmart-backed ecommerce platform was undermining the interests of dairy farmers. The company said it periodically runs promotional campaigns

Intensify scrutiny of sectors displaying duopolistic market structures: Parliament panel tells CCI New Delhi: Regulator CCI should intensify proactive monitoring of duopolistic or high-concentration sectors through regular market studies, competition risk assessments, and targeted interventions as they are showing disproportionate market power, a Parliamentary panel has said. The Competition Commission of India (CCI) has the

Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud calls for law to anchor trust in an age of technological disruption “Technology is reshaping decision-making, commerce, and governance at a pace that is forcing legal systems to confront new forms of opacity, power, and risk,” said Former CJI D.Y. Chandrachud, in his inaugural keynote address at the ETLegalWorld’s Global Legal

Technology must assist, not replace judicial conscience: Justice Ravindra V. Ghuge The rapid integration of technology into the justice system is reshaping how courts function, but the core principles of judicial reasoning and human empathy must remain central, said Justice Ravindra Vithalrao Ghuge, Judge, Bombay High Court, during his inaugural keynote address at the ET

SEBI New Delhi, Markets regulator Sebi on Thursday proposed simplifying the documentation process for the transmission of securities following the death of an investor to make it easier for nominees and legal heirs to claim financial assets. The regulator has also suggested revising the monetary thresholds for simplified documentation and introducing a straight-through processing (STP)