Rohit Belakud

Adv. Rohit Belakud is the visionary founder of The Legal QnA and a practicing advocate known for blending law with technology. With expertise in civil and criminal matters, along with rich experience in SEO and web development, he strives to make legal knowledge accessible, engaging, and practical for everyone in the digital age.

SC Reduces Civil Judge Practice Requirement to 1 Year

The Supreme Court has modified the three-year practice rule for Civil Judge recruitment. After the transition period, candidates will need one year of active practice. The Court also introduced structured judicial training, clerkship and transitional protection for existing judicial aspirants. The Supreme Court on Friday,...

Delhi HC Says Law Does Not Bar Same-Sex Live-In Relationship

New Delhi | August 20, 2026: The Delhi High Court has questioned the legal basis for excluding same-sex partners from taking medical decisions for each other, observing that if the law permits a man and a woman to live together in a relationship, the...

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SC Reduces Civil Judge Practice Requirement to 1 Year

The Supreme Court has modified the three-year practice rule for Civil Judge recruitment. After...

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New Delhi | August 20, 2026: The Delhi High Court has questioned the legal...

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