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Master Reading Comprehension in 7 Months

In this session, you'll get a 7-month plan to master Reading Comprehension—covering reading habits, vocab tricks, RC question types, and topper-tested tips for accuracy. Perfect for anyone aiming at top NLUs!

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India Gears Up for Safety!🚨

Nationwide Mock Drills Scheduled for May 7 to Bolster Civil Defence Readiness — MHA Rolls Out Key Measures Including Sirens, Camouflaging, and Evacuation Plans.

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🧠 Struggling with Critical Reasoning?

Lost in assumptions, conclusions & tricky passages? Don't worry — we've got you covered! 💡
Master the art of solving CR questions — from strengthening & weakening arguments to inference-based problems.

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PUNE आम्ही आलो!

Law Prep Tutorial is finally here and we’re bringing top mentors, smart strategies, and full Puneri josh! 💪

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🧑‍⚖️ SC: Bail Should Be the Norm Under Section 132 of CGST Act

Case Title: Vineet Jain vs Union of India
Bench: Justice Abhay S. Oka & Justice Ujjal Bhuyan

📌 Summary:
The Supreme Court granted bail to an accused under Section 132(1)(c), (f), and (h) of the CGST Act, 2017, observing that bail should normally be granted in such cases unless extraordinary circumstances exist.

Key Points:

🔹The accused had already been in custody for nearly 7 months.

🔹The charges were bailable in nature (max punishment: 5 years with fine).

🔹Evidence was documentary, and the accused had no criminal antecedents.

🔹SC expressed surprise that both the Magistrate and High Court denied bail, forcing the petitioner to approach the apex court.

🟢 Outcome: Bail granted; High Court order set aside.

⚖️ Takeaway: In CGST offences where evidence is documentary and there’s no prior record, bail should be the default, not the exception.

CLAT 2025 Merit List Case – Main Points :

1. Delhi High Court directed the Consortium to revise the merit list due to errors in Sets B, C & D of CLAT UG 2025.

2. Set A candidates were excluded from this benefit, as the HC found no error in that set.

3. AIR 22 candidate (Set A) challenged the HC verdict in the Supreme Court, claiming this violated the right to equal treatment.

4. SC earlier stayed the High Court judgment and agreed to hear the matter.

5. Hearing was adjourned to May 7, 2025, due to court time constraints.

6. Another similar petition by a different candidate was mentioned today for joint hearing.

7. The Court is yet to deliver a final verdict; current status: adjourned.