Author: Ripu Daman Gulati
Ripu Daman Gulati
Ripu Daman Gulati is Law Enthusiast; he has a doctorate in management and holds an LLM, MBA in Corporate Law and LLB from Lucknow University. Gulati is a senior citizen, and he is on a mission to educate everyone about their legal rights and law that can make our world a better place to live.
In a distressing incident, differently abled candidates were forced to crawl into the UPSC examination centre at Balamandiram Higher Secondary School in Madurai on Sunday, as they were not allowed to carry their essential support gear inside. This included items such as elbow crutches, calipers, and wheelchairs, which are crucial for their mobility. The candidates alleged that the supervisors at the exam centre outrightly denied them permission to bring their essential aids inside, despite knowing that these candidates could not operate without them. P. Shanmugavel, one of the 16 differently abled candidates at the centre, described his plight, saying, “I…
In an important development concerning the National Eligibility-cum-Entrance Test (NEET) for medical college admissions, the Supreme Court sharply criticized the National Testing Agency (NTA) today for its handling of the exam. The court’s rebuke follows concerns about the fairness and integrity of the testing process. The Supreme Court’s criticism came after the NTA admitted last week that grace marks awarded to 1,563 candidates in the NEET-UG exam would be rescinded. These candidates were given the option to retake the exam on June 23, and the re-test results were set to be announced by June 30. “If there’s even 0.001% negligence…
In a landmark verdict that sent shockwaves through Vietnam’s business and political spheres, Truong My Lan, chair of major developer Van Thinh Phat, was sentenced to death for her role in one of the largest corruption scandals in the country’s history. The trial, which lasted five weeks, culminated in the conviction of 85 individuals on charges ranging from bribery and abuse of power to appropriation and violations of banking laws. Lan’s scheme, which involved embezzling billions of dollars from Saigon Commercial Bank (SCB) over a decade, resulted in damages estimated at a staggering $27 billion. This amount, equivalent to six…
In a recent ruling, the Delhi High Court granted divorce to celebrity chef Kunal Kapur on the grounds of cruelty inflicted upon him by his estranged wife. The court’s decision shed light on marriage’s complexities and the repercussions of disrespectful behaviour towards a spouse. The narrative of Kunal Kapur’s marital discord reveals a tumultuous journey, marked by emotional upheaval. Married in April 2008, the couple welcomed a son in 2012, a joyous occasion that should have solidified their bond. However, beneath the facade of matrimonial bliss, lay a tale of disrespect and humiliation that took a heavy toll on Kunal’s…
A recent Instagram post by a Congress leader regarding actor Kangana Ranaut’s foray into electoral politics has ignited a fresh wave of controversy, drawing sharp criticism and demands for action. The post, which accompanied a photo of Ranaut, appeared on the Instagram handle of Congress spokesperson Supriya Shrinate, just weeks ahead of the national elections. Kangana Ranaut is contesting the elections on a BJP ticket from Mandi, Himachal Pradesh. In response to Shrinate’s remarks, Kangana Ranaut took to social media to address the issue directly. Emphasizing the need to liberate daughters from societal prejudices and stereotypes, Ms. Ranaut highlighted her…
In a recent development, the Indian government has taken a firm stance on the issue of illegal Rohingya Muslim migrants residing within the country’s borders. Asserting its position in the Supreme Court, the government clarified that these migrants do not possess fundamental rights to reside and settle in India. This declaration marks a significant moment in the ongoing debate surrounding the status of Rohingyas in India. The government’s argument centers on the distinction between the rights guaranteed to citizens and those extended to foreigners. While acknowledging that foreigners enjoy the right to life and liberty under Article 21 of the…
Ride-hailing giant Uber has agreed to pay A$271.8 million to settle a lawsuit in Australia. The lawsuit was brought by taxi operators and drivers who alleged income losses due to Uber’s aggressive entry into the country’s market. The class action, filed by Maurice Blackburn Lawyers on behalf of over 8,000 taxi and hire car owners and drivers, accused Uber of disrupting the industry when it expanded its services in Australia. The lawsuit, filed in 2019 in the Supreme Court of Australia’s Victoria state, accused Uber of causing financial harm to taxis and hiring car operators because of its competitive practices.…
On International Women’s Day, Prime Minister Narendra Modi made a significant announcement poised to ease the financial burden on millions of households across India. The Prime Minister declared a Rs 100 reduction in the prices of LPG cylinders, emphasizing the aim to support the well-being of families, particularly benefiting women, or Nari Shakti. The decision to reduce LPG cylinder prices underscores the government’s commitment to empowering women and ensuring their ‘Ease of Living’. In a social media post, PM Modi highlighted the importance of making cooking gas more affordable to ease financial strain and promote a healthier environment. The move…
In a recent development before the Supreme Court, Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal openly admitted to making a mistake by retweeting a video circulated by YouTuber Dhruv Rathee, sparking controversy and legal ramifications. The video in question was allegedly defamatory and related to the BJP IT Cell. During the proceedings, Kejriwal, represented by senior advocate Abhishek Singhvi, expressed regret for his actions, stating, “I can say this much that I made a mistake by retweeting.” This candid acknowledgment came as Kejriwal challenged a Delhi High Court order upholding summons issued to him as an accused in a criminal defamation case…
In a fiery speech delivered in Tirunelveli, Tamil Nadu, Prime Minister Narendra Modi unleashed a scathing attack on the ruling Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (DMK) over a controversial newspaper advertisement that purportedly depicted a Chinese rocket instead of India’s achievements in space. The Prime Minister’s remarks underscored a growing political confrontation in the state, accusing the DMK of misappropriating taxpayer funds and undermining India’s space accomplishments. DMK’s advertisement today is hilarious. They have insulted Indian science and the Indian space sector, for which they must apologise. pic.twitter.com/RwghHNji7q— Narendra Modi (@narendramodi) February 28, 2024 PM Modi minced no words as he accused…