The Digital Gavel" explores the critical intersection of artificial intelligence and India’s overburdened judicial system, which faces a backlog of over 4.8 crore cases. Highlighting the tragic human cost of delays through figures like Ravi Solanki, the article contrasts India's struggle with global advancements in the US, China, Brazil, and Estonia, where AI assists in predictive justice and small claims.

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In this article, we will dive into the realm of CLAT, exploring the hurdles and challenges that have shaped the paper as it is today.

This blog provides a comprehensive analysis of the shifting landscape of Indian matrimonial law, moving from ancient civilizational roots in the Dharmashastra to the modern contractual and sacramental complexities of the Hindu Marriage Act (1955) and Shariat. It highlights a critical "nuance" in India's low divorce rate (1%), arguing that social binding often masks vulnerability and "marital offenses." Central to the discussion is the tension between Article 21 and the denial

Whether you are stepping into a CLAT coaching classroom for the first time or watching your first YouTube tutorial on exam strategy, the starting point is always the same: "CLAT is a reading-based paper." Naturally, the follow-up question is, "How do I start reading?" or "How do I improve my speed?" Across the teaching spectrum, the answer is consistent: Read the newspaper. The newspaper—by far the oldest and most widely used mode of communication—is often dismissed by the yo

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CLAT 2025 shifted the goalposts, moving from a test of endurance to a high-stakes race for accuracy. From the unexpected re-emergence of Analytical Reasoning to the time-intensive challenges of Quantitative Techniques, the paper was full of subtle 'curveballs' that rewarded steady nerves over pure speed. Dive into my full section-by-section analysis to understand why a score of 105+ is the new benchmark for success and what this 'easy' paper means for the upcoming cutoffs.

वो अखंड अभिशाप था, हां वो मेरा पाप था ! ना कोई पराकाष्ठा, ना कोई आधार था ! युं तो मैं अभिमानवश, हर पाप से अनजान था ! जब खुली ये नींद...

This poem serves as a tribute to Veer Abhimanyu, the sixteen-year-old son of Arjuna, during the thirteenth day of the Kurukshetra War. It captures the transition of a boy from a skilled prince into an eternal symbol of resistance.

"Surya’s son, Duryodhana’s strength." Read this soul-stirring poem on Karna, the unmatched warrior, loyal friend, and legendary philanthropist. Witness the rise of the King of Anga, whose golden heart outshone his tragic fate.

Witness the might of the Ten-Headed King. A vivid poetic tribute to Ravana, the master of the Vedas and the formidable warrior who challenged the heavens themselves.

यु तो तु भोली बहुत है, खुद में ही खोई बहुत है ! लोग शायद समझे बुराई, पर दिल से तु प्यारी बहुत हैं ! तेरी सादगी को जिसने भी जाना, उसके लिए तु न्यारी बहुत है ! तु कहां समझा भी पायी, तेरी अधर्मों से दुरी बहुत है ! जिसने देखा, अपना समझा, तेरी अपनी एक छवि है ! जो ना तु लोगों के जैसी, कहा सबने तु बुरी बहुत है ! प्रतिस्पर्धा के दौर में, सबसे पीछे क्यु तु पड़ी है ! जो ने तुने खुल्के बोला, सोचा सबने खाई पड़ी है ! तेरे हर एक चुप्पी को, हर पल यहां रगड़ा है सबने ! शांत जो बैठी है तु, अब