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Low IQ can raise heart ailment risk
May 19, 2010

Bizarre as it may sound, low level of intelligence may be greatly responsible for a heart attack or stroke than other risk factors like obesity, reveals a new research.

Bizarre as it may sound, low level of intelligence may be greatly responsible for a heart attack or stroke than other risk factors like obesity, reveals a new research.

National Law School of India University
April 12, 2010

The National Law School of India University at Bangalore was established under the National Law School of India University act (Karnataka Act 22 of 1986). The Act was notified in the official Gazette August 29, 1987. The Act is the basic governing document for the University and all persons associated with it.

The National Law School of India University is located in Nagarbhavi, approximately 10 kms from the Bangalore City railway station.

Supreme Court rejects dyslexic student's plea to use calculator in CBSE examination
March 19, 2010

Supreme Court Friday dismissed a dyslexic student's plea for using a calculator during his class 12 examination.

Chief Justice of India wants more women judges
March 14, 2010

Chief Justice of India K G Balakrishnan Saturday batted for appointing more women judges and asserted that judiciary should help bridge socio-economic disparities.

Bharat Petroleum has to give Rs 400 crore to Kerala
March 13, 2010

Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited (BPCL), one of India's largest PSU companies and a pioneer in Indian petroleum industry, is very much interested in evading remitting of sales tax intended for Ker

Justice J Chelameswar to be Chief Justice of Kerala
February 19, 2010

Guwahati Chief Justice J.Chelameswar is being posted as the Chief Justice of Kerala in place of Chief Justice S.R.Bannurmath who has retired from service.

Poor quality scoring led to blacklisting of 44 deemed universities
February 19, 2010

Failure to obtain over 40 percent score on nine different criteria like governance, research output and faculty resources had led to the

No divorce if spouse is compelled to live separately - Supreme Court
February 13, 2010

The Supreme Court has ruled that a husband or wife is not entitled to divorce if it is proved that one deserted the other due to constant torture or harassment.

Andhra Pradesh High Court strikes down law on quota for Muslims
February 8, 2010

A Constitution bench of the Andhra Pradesh High Court today struck down a state law providing 4 per cent reservation in educational institutions and jobs to 15 groups belonging to the Muslim community.

The order was passed by the seven-judge bench headed by Chief Justice Anil Ramesh Dave on a petition filed by an advocate K Kondala Rao.

Soon after the court's order, Chief Minister K Rosaiah directed the state advocate general D S R Murthy to file a special leave petition in the Supreme Court challenging the verdict.

Kerala Intellectual Property Rights Policy
February 5, 2010

Kerala introduced the Intellectual Property Rights Policy mainly to prevent misappropriation of traditional knowledge such as Ayurveda, the ancient Indian system of medicine, and knowledge associated with bio-diversity. After becoming the first in the country to introduce a state-level policy on intellectual property rights (IPR), the Kerala government introduce IPR as a compulsory subject in schools and universities.

Supreme Court asked Kerala to furnish concrete evidence on Mullaperiyar
February 3, 2010

Dismissing Kerala’s arguments as “fallacious and jugglery of words”, the Supreme Court’s Constitution Bench on Wednesday asked the State to provide concrete material evidence to prove that Mullaperiyar dam might collapse if it reaches the danger level of 155 feet.

“Your arguments are unfounded, misleading, fallacious and jugglery of words. You should support it (claim) with evidence,” the five-judge Bench told Kerala’s senior counsel Harish Salve during the hearing.