Ex - Solicitor General of India, Harish Salve gets married to Caroline Brossard in London

London/New Delhi, October 29, 2020: Harish Salve, one of India’s busiest lawyers – almost a celebrity to some – got married at a quiet church event in London yesterday. Salve is now London-based. The 65-year-old’s bride is London artiste Caroline Brossard (56). Present at the wedding were Caroline’s family members and Camellia and Namita Panjabi, Indian restaurateurs based in the UK. Just 15-odd people were present ........- Read More.

Bhushan tweeted CJI Bobde's trip to Kanha-Nagpur: Is State Govt Hospitality Compatible With Judge's Code of Conduct?

Chennai/New Delhi, October 22, 2020: Lawyer Prashant Bhushan on Wednesday tweeted that Chief Justice of India S. A. Bobde had travelled by a chopper provided by Madhya Pradesh government to visit the Kanha National Park and then to his home town in Nagpur, while an important case of disqualification of defecting MLAs of Madhya Pradesh is pending before him. Survival of Madhya Pradesh government depends on this case,when the judge was hearing a case on which the fate of BJP government in the state hinged. ........- Read More.

10 Senior Advocates of the Supreme Court appointed as Honorary Adjunct Professors Distinguished Professors of Legal Practice to teach at Jindal Global Law School

Sonipat/New Delhi, July 30, 2020: The Jindal Global Law School (JGLS) of O.P. Jindal Global University has taken an extraordinary initiative - LEAD Programme (Lawyering Excellence for Advocacy Development) to appoint ten distinguished Senior Advocates of the Supreme Court of India as Honorary Adjunct Professors of Law and Distinguished Professors of Legal Practice. The senior advocates who are part of the LEAD Programme are Gourab Banerji, Sidharth Luthra, Gaurav Pachnanda, Mohan Parasaran, Sajan Poovayya, Ritin Rai, Dr. Surat Singh, Abhishek Manu Singhvi, Parag Tripathi and R. Venkataramani. ........- Read More.

Former Additional Solicitor General of India and Senior Lawyer Mukul Rohatgi proposed an integration of the two systems in Court - physical presence and online system

New Delhi, June 13, 2020: Former Additional Solicitor General of India and Senior Lawyer Mukul Rohatgi said that the COVID-19 pandemic has changed the way lawyers have gone about doing their duties and the cost of litigation has reduced and the courts are also conducting virtual hearings during the COVID-19 pandemic and only urgent matters are being taken up for now. Addressing a session during a webinar on "COVID-19: Constitutional and Legal Conundrums" organised by Bennett University, ........- Read More.

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