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Mangilal v. State of Madhya Pradesh – Supreme Court Acquittal for Non-Compliance with Section 52A NDPS Act (2023)

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Trending Today Supreme Court Grants Interim Protection to Journalist Abhisar Sharma in Assam FIR Kerala High Court Rules Judges Must Personally View Obscene Video Evidence Before Conviction Gujarat HC Lawyers Meet CJI Over Transfer Proposal of Justice Sandeep Bhatt Bombay High Court Restrains Sanjay Nirupam from Making Communal Remarks Against Slum Developer Ankita Bhati v. Dev Raj Singh Bhati – Supreme Court Reiterates Wife’s Convenience Paramount in Transfer of Matrimonial Cases (2023) Presidential Reference on Deadlines for Governors: Supreme Court Hearing Enters Day 5 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHAMBERS FOR JUSTICE, DELHI LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT AVNEESH ARPUTHAM LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT RISHABH GANDHI AND ADVOCATES LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT UTKRISHTHA LAW OFFICES Mangilal v. State of Madhya Pradesh – Supreme Court Acquittal for Non-Compliance with Section 52A NDPS Act (2023) Justice M. M. Sundresh, Justice A. S. Bopanna 12 July 2023 Introduction The Supreme Court in Mangilal v. State of Madhya Pradesh set aside a conviction under Sections 8(b) and 15(c) of the NDPS Act, 1985. The Court held that non-compliance with Section 52A (procedure for inventory, certification, and disposal of seized narcotics) is fatal to the prosecution’s case. Facts of the Case Mangilal was accused of possessing 98 kg of poppy husk. The trial court convicted him under Sections 8(b) & 15(c), sentencing him to 10 years RI + fine. The conviction was upheld by the Madhya Pradesh High Court. Before the Supreme Court, Mangilal argued that mandatory safeguards under Section 52A were not followed. Issues Whether non-compliance with Section 52A NDPS Act vitiates the conviction? Can reliance solely on oral testimony of police officials sustain conviction without certified inventory/chain of custody? Did the lower courts err in upholding conviction despite serious procedural lapses?  Petitioner’s Arguments No compliance with Section 52A (no Magistrate certification, no proper inventory, no valid samples). Conviction rested only on police testimony, with no independent corroboration. This violates the fair trial guarantee under Article 21 of the Constitution.  Respondent’s Arguments Contraband was lawfully seized and recovery was proved. Minor procedural lapses should not override substantive proof. Police testimony is credible and sufficient in narcotics cases. Judgment The Supreme Court acquitted Mangilal, holding that: Section 52A is mandatory; failure to comply renders the case unsustainable. No Magistrate’s certification, no inventory, and non-production of seized material fatally undermined the prosecution. Sole reliance on police testimony is insufficient in serious penal cases. Conclusion The Court reaffirmed that procedural safeguards under NDPS Act are not optional. Strict compliance with Section 52A is necessary to ensure fairness and protect against misuse. Since the prosecution failed to establish integrity of the seized narcotics, Mangilal’s conviction was set aside. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Aliya Ansari. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Case Laws Ankita Bhati v. Dev Raj Singh Bhati – Supreme Court Reiterates Wife’s Convenience Paramount in Transfer of Matrimonial Cases (2023) Aliya Ansari • August 29, 2025 • Case law • No Comments Mangilal v. State of Madhya Pradesh – Supreme Court Acquittal for Non-Compliance with Section 52A NDPS Act (2023) Aliya Ansari • August 28, 2025 • Case law • No Comments The eligibility of extended limitation and penalties under Central Excise law in cases of alleged duty evasion by M/s Reliance Industries, based on bona fide classification disputes. Aliya Ansari • August 28, 2025 • Case law • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Trump Signs Sweeping Economic Orders: Tariffs, Spending Cuts, and Immigration Clampdown

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Trending Today Trump Signs Sweeping Economic Orders: Tariffs, Spending Cuts, and Immigration Clampdown China Condemns Gaza Hospital Attack, Calls for Ceasefire UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice” Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT INDUSLND BANK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA The eligibility of extended limitation and penalties under Central Excise law in cases of alleged duty evasion by M/s Reliance Industries, based on bona fide classification disputes. Trump Signs Sweeping Economic Orders: Tariffs, Spending Cuts, and Immigration Clampdown Shristi singh 28 AUG 2025 On 27 August 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced one of the most ambitious single-day economic agendas of his presidency. Through multiple executive orders, Trump imposed: Massive tariff hikes on China, Mexico, and the European Union. Immediate federal spending freezes across most domestic agencies. Stricter immigration rules limiting work visas and refugee admissions. The White House framed these moves as a step to “restore American strength and prosperity,” while economists and global leaders warned of financial and humanitarian fallout. Key Measures Announced 1. Tariff Escalation China: 25% tariff on $300 billion worth of goods including electronics, steel, and automotive parts. EU: 15% tariff on luxury goods, agricultural products, and vehicles. Mexico: 20% tariff on steel, avocados, and auto components, raising NAFTA tensions. Trump justified the tariffs as retaliation against “unfair trade” practices and vowed that America will no longer be a dumping ground for cheap foreign labor and products. 2. Federal Spending Cuts Freeze on discretionary spending across non-defense agencies. 10% reduction in staffing budgets outside defense, veterans’ affairs, and border security. Cuts to green energy and climate programs, redirecting funds to military and border wall construction. 3. Immigration Restrictions Suspension of new refugee admissions for the remainder of 2025. Severe limits on H-1B and H-2B visas. Increased deportations of undocumented immigrants, funded by cuts to domestic programs. Immediate Economic Impact Stock Market: Dow Jones fell 1,200 points; tech, auto, and agriculture sectors were hardest hit. Currency & Inflation: Dollar strengthened briefly; analysts warned of inflation due to rising import costs. Investor Uncertainty: Bond yields spiked as markets priced in recession risks. Experts warned of a “trade war 2.0.” Political and Public Reactions Republican Support Trump loyalists praised the measures. Senator Josh Hawley called the tariffs a “hammer blow to China’s cheating economy.” Democratic Opposition Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer criticized the orders as reckless, warning of job losses and higher inflation. Business Leaders U.S. Chamber of Commerce and tech CEOs denounced tariffs. Farmers feared retaliatory measures from China and Mexico. Public Sentiment Divided electorate: working-class Trump supporters welcomed protectionism; urban voters worried about rising prices and visa restrictions. International Fallout China: Threatened retaliatory tariffs on soybeans, aircraft, and semiconductors; accused the U.S. of “economic blackmail.” European Union: Signaled possible counter-tariffs on U.S. whiskey, Harley-Davidson motorcycles, and agricultural exports. Mexico: Warned that tariffs violate USMCA; hinted at legal action. Global Financial Institutions: IMF and World Bank warned of a global economic slowdown. Analysis – Why This Matters Economic Gamble – Tariffs and spending cuts aim to pressure trade partners but risk inflation and supply chain disruptions. Immigration Crackdown – Nationalist appeal but threatens sectors reliant on migrant labor. Shift in U.S. Priorities – Cuts to climate/social programs reflect Trump’s America First doctrine. Geopolitical Risks – Retaliation from trade partners could destabilize global supply chains. Election Dynamics – Framing himself as defender of American workers, Trump may influence voter sentiment ahead of elections. Implications Going Forward Trade Wars: Reciprocal tariffs may drive global prices up and slow growth. Domestic Legal Challenges: Potential lawsuits on spending authority and immigration orders. Economic Effects: Inflation could exceed 5% by early 2026; unemployment may rise. Global Trade Realignment: China, EU, and emerging economies may strengthen alliances against U.S. dominance. Conclusion President Trump’s 27 August 2025 executive orders redefine U.S. economic and immigration policy. While reinforcing America First, they carry risks of trade conflict, market volatility, and international friction. The long-term consequences will shape not only Trump’s presidency but also the global economic order heading into 2026. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sadalaw. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Trump Signs Sweeping Economic Orders: Tariffs, Spending Cuts, and Immigration Clampdown Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments China Condemns Gaza Hospital Attack, Calls for Ceasefire Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice” Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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China Condemns Gaza Hospital Attack, Calls for Ceasefire

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The incident sparked global outrage and renewed debate over the Israel–Palestine conflict, international humanitarian law, and regional stability. The People’s Republic of China condemned the attack in strong terms, positioning itself as both a peacemaker and critic of Western interventions, while highlighting the escalating humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Background of the Hospital Attack The hospital, one of Gaza’s busiest medical facilities, treated civilians and displaced families amid ongoing hostilities. While Israel denied targeting the facility, Palestinian authorities accused Israel of deliberate aggression. Restricted access has made independent verification difficult, intensifying calls for accountability. China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs called the attack “inhumane, unacceptable, and a blatant violation of international humanitarian law,” emphasizing that hospitals, schools, and other civilian infrastructure must never be targeted. China’s Response Condemnation – China condemned the attack and called for protection of civilians. Ceasefire Call – Beijing urged Israel and Hamas to immediately halt hostilities. Multilateral Action – China appealed to the United Nations Security Council and the international community to de-escalate tensions and provide humanitarian aid. Spokesperson Lin Jian stated: “China strongly condemns the attack on a Gaza hospital. Civilians must not be made to pay the price of war. We urge all parties to exercise restraint and return to negotiations under the framework of a two-state solution.” Global Reactions United Nations: Secretary-General called the attack “utterly shocking.” Humanitarian Organizations: Red Cross termed it a grave breach of international law. Western Nations: U.S. and EU expressed sorrow but avoided direct blame, calling for investigations. Middle Eastern Nations: Turkey, Iran, and Arab countries labeled it a “massacre.” China’s condemnation is particularly influential due to its permanent UNSC seat and growing role as a defender of the Global South. China’s Growing Role in the Middle East Diplomatic Mediation – In 2023, China brokered reconciliation between Iran and Saudi Arabia. Energy Security – China depends heavily on Gulf oil, making regional stability critical. Counter-Western Narrative – Beijing challenges U.S. involvement, portraying itself as a humanitarian power. Humanitarian Impact in Gaza The hospital attack worsened an already dire situation: Thousands of displaced civilians face shortages of food, water, and medical supplies. Doctors Without Borders reported hundreds of patients, including newborns, were at risk. Overwhelmed medical staff face trauma and electricity shortages impede treatment. China pledged humanitarian aid, including medical supplies and financial support, through international relief agencies. Implications for Israel-Palestine Relations China’s statements apply moral and diplomatic pressure on Israel. Strengthens Palestinian diplomatic leverage. Israel dismissed criticism as biased, emphasizing defensive actions. UN Security Council Response An emergency UNSC session revealed deep divisions: China and Russia demanded immediate ceasefire and civilian protection. U.S. emphasized “balanced language” defending Israel’s right to self-defense. European nations highlighted humanitarian concerns but avoided strong condemnation. The deadlock underscores questions about the UNSC’s effectiveness in humanitarian crises. Strategic Analysis: China’s Gains Global Image – Enhances China’s reputation as a responsible power. Diplomatic Leverage – Strengthens ties with Arab and Muslim nations. Counterbalance to the U.S. – Positions China as a humanitarian alternative to Western influence. China may use this credibility to push for peace talks, expanding its influence in a region historically dominated by U.S. diplomacy. Conclusion The Gaza hospital attack highlights the civilian cost of the Israel-Palestine conflict. China’s condemnation reflects humanitarian concern and strategic diplomacy, aiming to present itself as a global peacemaker. Future developments will depend on Beijing’s willingness to pressure the warring parties and mobilize international support. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sadalaw. Edit your profile. Log out? 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UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice”

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Trending Today UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice” Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT INDUSLND BANK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA The eligibility of extended limitation and penalties under Central Excise law in cases of alleged duty evasion by M/s Reliance Industries, based on bona fide classification disputes. Bound to Maintain Wife for Life: Punjab & Haryana High Court Upholds Maintenance Order Against 86-Year-Old Paralysed Veteran Supreme Court of India Allows Death Penalty Challenge Through Article 32 Petitions UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice” Shristi singh 28 AUG 2025 On 27 August 2025, Nigel Farage unveiled his “Operation Restoring Justice” plan, sending shockwaves through the UK asylum debate. The proposal includes indefinite detention, mass deportations of up to 600,000 undocumented individuals, and withdrawal from key international human rights agreements. Amid growing public anger over small boat crossings, the hard-right agenda is reshaping national discourse and forcing the Labour Party onto the defensive. Background: Mounting Pressure on the Asylum System The UK asylum system has faced mounting strain: 111,000 asylum applications filed this year. Widespread protests outside migrant hotels across the country. Growing criticism of Labour’s “one in, one out” return deal, seen as symbolic rather than effective. Farage capitalizes on this frustration, framing himself as solution-driven, while Labour appears reactive and hesitant. Farage’s Plan: “Operation Restoring Justice” Detention: Indefinite detention in large-scale centers. Deportation: Expulsion of up to 600,000 undocumented migrants. Legal Withdrawal: Exit from the Human Rights Act, European Court of Human Rights, and Refugee Convention. Public Order Framing: Branded as restoring law, order, and security amid rising migration anxiety. Labour’s Struggle to Respond Labour leader Keir Starmer faces criticism for failing to confront Farage directly. Commentators like Rafael Behr argue this silence risks legitimizing hard-right narratives. Labour’s dilemma: Appease progressives demanding compassion and adherence to human rights. Address voter frustration over border control and enforcement. Balance sovereignty with international obligations. Public Sentiment and Polling Recent polls show: 71% of British voters believe the government is too soft on asylum. Over 50% of Labour supporters share this dissatisfaction. Farage’s plan is gaining traction, with Reform UK poised to siphon votes from both Labour and Conservatives. Analysis: Why Farage’s Message Resonates Policy Vacuum Advantage – Simplified, strong messaging attracts voters fatigued by bureaucratic complexity. Labour’s Balancing Act – Starmer must satisfy both progressive and law-and-order voters. Rights vs Security – The clash between human rights obligations and sovereign control dominates the national debate. Implications for UK Politics Mainstream Hardening – Labour and Conservatives may shift toward tougher enforcement to retain credibility. Erosion of Rights Discourse – Withdrawing from rights frameworks could reshape the UK’s legal commitments for decades. Electoral Consequences – If Labour remains cautious, Reform UK could outflank them on border control credibility. Conclusion Farage’s Operation Restoring Justice is more than a policy—it is a political narrative weapon. By reframing asylum in terms of security and sovereignty, the debate has shifted sharply to the right. Labour’s response in the coming months will decide whether it can credibly present itself as a defender of both justice and order, or whether the hard-right narrative will dominate Britain’s migration future. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sadalaw. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases UK Asylum Debate Intensifies as Nigel Farage Pushes “Operation Restoring Justice” Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Bound to Maintain Wife for Life: Punjab & Haryana High Court Upholds Maintenance Order Against 86-Year-Old Paralysed Veteran Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson

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Trending Today Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT INDUSLND BANK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA The eligibility of extended limitation and penalties under Central Excise law in cases of alleged duty evasion by M/s Reliance Industries, based on bona fide classification disputes. Bound to Maintain Wife for Life: Punjab & Haryana High Court Upholds Maintenance Order Against 86-Year-Old Paralysed Veteran Supreme Court of India Allows Death Penalty Challenge Through Article 32 Petitions Telangana High Court Rejects Wife’s ₹90 Lakh Alimony Plea, Dismisses Impotency Claim Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC-Linked Synagogue Arson Shristi singh 28 AUG 2025 On 27 August 2025, Australia’s diplomatic relations with Iran hit a historic low. The government expelled Iran’s ambassador, Ahmad Sadeghi, marking the first such expulsion since World War II. This decision followed intelligence from the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), linking the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) to antisemitic arson attacks on the Adass Israel Synagogue in Melbourne and a kosher restaurant in Sydney. The prime suspect, 20-year-old Younes Ali Younes, appeared via video link at the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, denying any disclosures beyond confirming his identity. Two others face related charges. Background: Rising Tensions Since the Israel–Gaza Conflict Since late 2023, Australia has witnessed a surge in antisemitic and Islamophobic incidents—ranging from defacement to arson—fueling deep communal divisions. According to ASIO, the Melbourne synagogue fire was orchestrated through criminal intermediaries linked to Tehran. The attack deeply shook Australia’s multicultural fabric and tested its diplomatic resilience. Court Proceedings and Legal Details Court Appearance: Younes appeared before the Melbourne Magistrates’ Court, alongside two co-accused. Impact of the Arson: The synagogue fire caused millions in damages, destroying sacred religious artifacts and community trust. Next Steps: The court adjourned proceedings until 4 December 2025, with no plea yet entered. Government Action: Australia’s Diplomatic Crackdown Expulsion of the Ambassador Canberra ordered Ambassador Ahmad Sadeghi and three other Iranian officials to leave within seven days. Simultaneously, Australia confirmed plans to designate the IRGC as a terrorist organisation. Pushback from Israel and Domestic Politics Israeli officials praised Prime Minister Anthony Albanese, suggesting the move was partly linked to Australia’s recognition of a Palestinian state. However, Tony Burke, Minister for Home Affairs, dismissed this as “complete nonsense,” reaffirming Australia’s independent stance. Iran’s Response and Global Reactions Iran’s Foreign Ministry condemned the decision as “Western appeasement of war criminals,” accusing Australia of reviving outdated alliances and fabricating narratives. The exchange further strained diplomatic relations, highlighting the polarised global stance on Middle Eastern conflicts. Analysis: Why This Expulsion Matters Reasserting Sovereignty – Expelling an ambassador is an extraordinary step in Australia’s foreign policy. Intelligence-Led Action – ASIO’s strong evidence gave Canberra confidence to act decisively. Independent Foreign Policy – Dismissing claims of Israeli influence underlined Australia’s autonomy. Strategic Realignment – Aligns Australia with Western allies on combating state-sponsored terrorism. Implications for Diplomacy and Security Diplomatic Fallout – Possible retaliatory moves from Iran, including visa restrictions and consular suspensions. Domestic Security – Designating the IRGC as a terrorist organisation may lead to tighter surveillance of extremist networks. Regional Impact – Strengthens ties with allies like Israel, while shaping Australia’s broader Middle East strategy. Conclusion Australia’s expulsion of Iran’s ambassador is more than a diplomatic dispute—it’s a landmark moment redefining national security, foreign policy, and diaspora safety. As the legal proceedings unfold and global reactions intensify, the move may shape Australia’s long-term international standing. Leave a Reply Cancel Reply Logged in as Sadalaw. Edit your profile. Log out? Required fields are marked * Message* Live Cases Australia Expels Iran’s Ambassador After IRGC -Linked Synagogue Arson Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Bound to Maintain Wife for Life: Punjab & Haryana High Court Upholds Maintenance Order Against 86-Year-Old Paralysed Veteran Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments Supreme Court of India Allows Death Penalty Challenge Through Article 32 Petitions Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 • Live cases • No Comments 1 2 3 … 5 Next »

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LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT INDUSLND BANK Sweta Kumari About Induslnd Bank IndusInd Bank is one of India’s leading financial services brand. We are the preferred banking solutions provider and partner for approximately 42 million customers across the country, including individuals, large corporations, various government entities and PSUs. The banking network spans  3110 branches/ banking outlets and 3052 ATMs spread across India, covering 1,64,000 villages, and we also have representative offices in London, Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The Bank offers a wide range of products and services for individuals and corporates, including microfinance, personal loans, personal and commercial vehicle loans, credit cards and SME loans. About the Job Induslnd Bank invites online applications for the post of Legal Executive. Name of the Post: Legal Executive Eligibility Bachelor’s degree in law from a recognised university OR master’s degree in law. Minimum 3-5 years of experience in handling banking-related cases. Strong knowledge of banking laws, regulations, RBI guidelines and practices. Familiarity with banking products and services. Excellent drafting and litigation skills. Ability to work independently. Location Aligarh How to Apply? Click Here to Apply Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT INDUSLND BANK Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK Sweta Kumari About Maersk A.P. Møller – Mærsk A/S, usually known simply as Maersk, is a Danish shipping and logistics company founded in 1904 by Arnold Peter Møller and his father Peter Mærsk Møller. Maersk’s business activities include port operation, supply chain management, warehousing and air freight. About the Internship Maersk is looking for a motivated 4th-year law student to join the legal team for a 3-month internship. Eligibility If you’re passionate about AI and its impact on the legal field (or have prior experience), this is a great opportunity to gain hands-on experience at the intersection of law & technology. Duration 3-month internship How to Apply? Interested or know someone who might be? Share your resume at divyansh.singh@maersk.com. Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT MAERSK Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM Sweta Kumari About Kumar Law Firm Kumar Law Firm, a distinguished full-service law firm based in Delhi, led by Advocate Satish Kumar, has been delivering exceptional legal solutions for over four decades. It specialises in areas such as Debt Recovery, Insolvency & Bankruptcy, Arbitration, and more, serving clients ranging from multinational corporations to public sector undertakings (PSUs). The team of expert advocates, supported by administrative professionals, ensures timely, efficient, and client-centric legal services. About the Internship Kumar Law Firm is seeking dedicated and enthusiastic law interns to join its team at Kumar Law Firm. This internship offers valuable exposure to a variety of legal fields, including civil, criminal, arbitration, debt recovery, and more. You will work closely with experienced legal professionals and gain hands-on experience in case management, legal research, drafting, and client interactions. Eligibility Law students pursuing a degree in LLB/BA LLB (2nd year and above) Strong research, writing, and communication skills A keen interest in litigation and legal services Ability to work independently and as part of a team Work Profile Conducting legal research and analysis on various cases Assisting in drafting legal documents, petitions, and pleadings Observing and assisting during court hearings Helping with case management and preparation Collaborating with the team on client meetings and legal proceedings Duration Minimum 1 month Flexible duration based on mutual agreement Date of Joining 1st September 2025 Mode Offline (at our office in Nirman Vihar, Delhi) Stipend Based on the interview and performance Number of Vacancies 5 Location Kumar Law Firm, Nirman Vihar near Piller Number 55, Delhi – 110092 Important Date 29th August 2025 Contact Information Email: advocatesaurav.k@gmail.com Phone: +91-7903175170 How to Apply? Apply online by sending your CV to advocatesaurav.k@gmail.com Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT KUMAR LAW FIRM Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS

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LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS Sweta Kumari About Ferns N Petals Ferns N Petals (FNP) is a global gifting brand and India’s largest gifting solutions provider. It started as a single flower shop in Delhi in 1994 and has grown into a large company with over 320 stores across India and an international presence in the Middle East and South East Asia. FNP offers a wide range of products and services, including flowers, cakes, plants, personalised gifts, and decoration services, catering to both individual and corporate gifting needs. About the Internship They are looking for a Legal Intern to join their team. This role offers exposure to legal research, drafting, documentation, and compliance work while working closely with the in-house legal team. Eligibility LLB graduate Location Gurgaon (WFO) Duration Internship Tenure: 12 months How to Apply? Apply by sharing your CV at suchita.s@fnp.com Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT FERNS N PETALS Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXCLAIM ADVOCATES, DELHI Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA Sweta Kumari About Chronicles of Scientia Chronicles of Scientia (COS) is a multi-disciplinary online magazine that explores the fascinating worlds of science, history, art, literature, and more. Their mission is to ignite curiosity, fuel creativity, and inspire meaningful discourse by blending scientific discoveries, historical insights, artistic expressions, and literary works. Through carefully crafted articles and thought-provoking content, COS aims to engage a global community of readers and creators, fostering a deeper understanding of the world. They offer a platform for diverse voices, writers, thinkers, and creators, to share their expertise and contribute to the ever-evolving conversation on the topics that shape our past, present, and future. About the Opportunity Chronicles of Scientia is looking for dynamic interns to join different departments of chronicles of scientia. Available Departments History & Philosophy Department Marketing Department Human Resources Department Mode of Internship Fully remote (online) Internship Duration 3 months How to Apply? Interested individuals can fill the Google form mentioned below. Click here to Apply Never miss an opportunity! Click to join our whatsapp channel More Oppurtunities LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT CHRONICLES OF SCIENTIA Sadalaw • August 28, 2025 LEGAL JOB OPPORTUNITY AT LEXCLAIM ADVOCATES, DELHI Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 LEGAL INTERNSHIP OPPORTUNITY AT UMBRELLA LEGAL, MUMBAI Sadalaw • August 27, 2025 1 2 3 Next »

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