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Ensuring Fair Labour Protections in the Gig Economy
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Ensuring Fair Labour Protections in the Gig Economy

This research paper explores the need for Labour protections in the gig economy, addressing issues like low wages, job insecurity, and lack of benefits while balancing flexibility and worker rights.

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Labour law disfavors perpetual daily-wager in permanent nature of work: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Labour law disfavors perpetual daily-wager in permanent nature of work: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Labour law disfavors perpetual daily-wage work for permanent roles, orders Ghaziabad Nagar Nigam to regularise gardeners, pay 50% back wages.

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SC Invokes Article 139A, Withdraws Three Decade-Old Criminal Revision Petitions From Allahabad HC To Itself [Read Order]

Supreme Court invokes Article 139A to transfer three decade-old criminal revision petitions from Allahabad High Court to itself, citing exceptional delay and public importance.

06 March, 2026 04:18 PM
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Intra-Court Appeal Maintainable Against Ex Parte Ad Interim Orders Affecting Statutory Remedy Rights: Kerala HC [Read Judgment]

Kerala High Court rules intra-court appeals are maintainable against ex parte ad interim orders that affect a party’s right to pursue statutory remedies.

06 March, 2026 04:59 PM
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“Deity May Not Vote, But Constitution Speaks”: Madras HC Finds Wilful Contempt Over Delay in Recovering 507 Acres of Temple Land [Read Order]

Madras High Court finds wilful contempt by officials for failing to recover 507 acres of temple land, remarking that a deity may not vote but the Constitution must protect its rights.

06 March, 2026 04:38 PM

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