Security deposit disputes often stem from unclear terms and legal variations across states in India. Understanding rent laws, refund clauses, and best practices to ensure fair and smooth landlord-tenant relationships.
Union Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Today (Jan 16) announced that PM Narendra Modi-led Union Cabinet has approved the formation of 8th Central Pay Commission for revising salaries of all Central Government employees. He stated that the term of the 7th Pay Commission will conclude in 2026, after which the 8th Pay Commission will come into effect.
The Kovind panel report reveals a divided stance on simultaneous elections in India. While four former Supreme Court Chief Justices support the idea, three former High Court Chief Justices and others express opposition, citing concerns over democratic integrity and regional issues. The report suggests implementing simultaneous elections and highlights challenges in execution.
Today, On 18th September, the Modi government approved the Kovind panel’s recommendations for “One Nation, One Election,” aiming for simultaneous Lok Sabha, state, and local elections to enhance efficiency and reduce costs. This initiative will undergo nationwide discussion, with implementation proposed in phases, although it faces criticism for potentially undermining federalism.
Yesterday, On 25th July, Union Law Minister Arjun Meghwal shared with Parliament the progress of the E-court Phase-III project, aimed at digitalizing and modernizing the judicial system. This initiative, with a budget of Rs 7,210 crore, focuses on enhancing user experience and leveraging advanced technologies like AI and machine learning. It’s expected to bring significant improvements and efficiency to the Indian judicial system.
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Today, On 23rd July, The Indian government allocated Rs 1500 crore to digitize court records through the eCourts project, aiming to improve judicial processes and accessibility to legal information. This funding will modernize court infrastructure, digitize historical and ongoing court records, and expand virtual courts, ultimately enhancing the efficiency of the judicial system.