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Justice Served: The Legal Significance of Judgment Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 17, 2026

On January 17, 2026, millions around the world will commemorate Judgement Day, a day of profound cultural, religious, and legal significance. While it frequently represents a divine reckoning in many cultures, it also has significant legal ramifications. This day encourages reflection on what it genuinely means for justice to be served — a concept founded...

Defending the Nation: Legal Insights on Indian Army Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 14, 2026

Every year on 15 January, India observes Indian Army Day to honor the courage, dedication, and sacrifices of the Indian Army. The day commemorates Lt. Gen. K.M. Cariappa, the first Indian Commander-in-Chief, who took office in 1949, marking the transition from colonial command to Indian leadership. Beyond celebrating bravery, the day highlights the Army’s role...

Airwaves for All: Public Radio Day

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 12, 2026

Every year on January 13, Public Radio Broadcasting Day emphasises the long-term relevance of public radio as one of the most democratic and accessible forms of media. Long before the digital age, radio served as an important link between communities, bringing news, education, music, and shared experiences over long distances. Even in today’s crowded media...

Circuit Bench: Bridging the Gap Between People and Justice

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 11, 2026

Obtaining justice is more than just a factual right; it is an absolute necessity for every individual. However, millions of Indian citizens continue to face significant barriers to getting justice. Geographic distance, socioeconomic constraints, and procedural difficulties sometimes rob many individuals of justice. High Courts are typically located in state capitals or big cities, making...

Power of Attorney: When the Law Lets Someone Act for You

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 9, 2026

Individuals in today’s legal and economic world may not always be able to handle their own affairs due to age, illness, physical infirmity, abroad job, distance, or continuing litigation. Legal and financial issues, on the other hand, cannot be put on hold indefinitely and must be managed and represented on an ongoing basis. To address...

NRI Day 2026: NRI Status Under Indian Law

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 8, 2026

Every year on January 9th, India commemorates NRI Day to recognise the significant contributions of Non-Resident Indians (NRIs) to the country’s economic progress, global reputation, and cultural influence. With over 30 million Indians residing overseas, understanding the legal and financial framework that governs NRI status is becoming increasingly vital. The phrase “Non-Resident Indian” (NRI) is...

Tech Today, Law Tomorrow: Staying Protected

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 5, 2026

Technology has become an integral aspect of daily life, influencing how we learn, work, interact, and manage our finances. From online schooling and digital payments to artificial intelligence and smart devices, modern civilisation has become largely reliant on technological advances. As we commemorate National Technology Day on January 6, 2026, it is critical to recognise...

Write It, Own It: Legal Tips for Screenwriters

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 4, 2026

Every great script begins with a fantastic concept, but what happens when that idea is no longer uniquely yours? Whether you’re a beginner or an experienced screenwriter, knowing how to legally protect your work is just as crucial as producing the ideal screenplay. As National Screenwriters Day comes on January 5th, now is an excellent...

The Law Behind Braille: Ensuring Equal Access for the Visually Impaired

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 3, 2026

In a world intended primarily for the sighted, visually impaired people face daily problems in getting information. Braille, a tactile writing method that allows for independent reading, writing, and communication, is an important aid in overcoming these difficulties. Despite its importance, Braille’s universal accessibility is not always guaranteed, hence legislation supporting its use and ensuring...

Humiliation Day 2026: The Legal Boundaries of Public Shaming

Adv. A. S. MullaJanuary 2, 2026

Every year, 3 January is designated as Humiliation Day, to emphasise the reality of public mockery, social shame, and character attacks that many people face. Although public humiliation is frequently justified as a form of responsibility, the law treats it with caution. Legally, it is critical to distinguish between fair criticism and conduct that violates...

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