Relief to Senior Citizens: Tripura High Court Says They Can’t Be Penalised for Not Tracking Cases Online

The Tripura High Court held that senior citizens lacking technological proficiency cannot be penalised for failing to track court cases online. Setting aside a dismissal in a property dispute, the Court emphasised that digital access and technological awareness vary significantly among elderly litigants.

Waqf Amendment Act | “Development of Central Rules Under This Legislation Is Progressing Well”: Minority Affairs Ministry

The Minority Affairs Ministry said, “Development of central rules under Waqf Act is progressing well,” while launching the UMEED Central Portal on June 6 to digitally manage welfare schemes and ensure transparency, accessibility, and empowerment for minorities.

BCI Directs All State Bar Councils to Take Action Against Lawyers, Seeking Work through Online Portals

The Bar Council of India (BCI) has directed all State Bar Councils to take action against lawyers advertising through online portals, following a judgment by the Madras High Court. BCI specifies strict disciplinary measures and compliance deadlines for online platforms to remove illegal advertisements related to legal services. Failure to comply will result in legal proceedings and penalties.