Quartermiler Nirmala Sheoran gets 8-year ban for second doping violation - The Week ... ban by National Anti-Doping Agency's (NADA) Disciplinary Panel after she returned positive for a banned substance in a test conducted last year. theweek.in/wire-updates/s…

I spoke to Lovely Majumdar about the various aspects of technology law, ranging from its scope in India, educational and career prospects for students and the impact of artificial intelligence on the legal services sector.

I was quoted in this in depth piece by Lovely Majumdar regarding the recent cases of paper leaks, specially in the context of cyber space, and the present legal norms regarding the same.

Britain's antitrust regulator said on Friday it had provisionally found Alphabet's Google had abused its dominant position in digital advertising to restrict competition. trib.al/TvoHKTm

The government has officially stepped away from their predecessor’s position that the right to strike isn’t protected by the ILO, the UN’s workers’ rights watchdog. A clear signal the 🇬🇧 is firmly back on the right side of global efforts to protect the right to strike. 👏👏

theguardian.com/games/2024/oct… My favourite game is still going strong at 25. I suspect that what makes AOE2 stand out from other games is not only its impact (on people my age and how it introduced us to world history), but also its sustained popularity even today.

It is difficult to say more at this point on the extent of the Court's criticism of the #RSTP, it might be that the text of the ruling is relatively nuanced, but we can already say that it is unlikely that the transfer system will be able to continue to operate as it stands.

BREAKING: FIFA's rules on player transfers go against EU laws, Europe's top court said in its ruling on the case linked to Lassana Diarra, citing the bloc's free movement principles.

I’ve read the #Diarra ruling for you! It is a devastating blow to the #TransferSystem as we know it, and will trigger a profound reform. Here is why 👇👇👇 #Sportslaw #EULaw #FIFA #FootballLaw #CJEU