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Supreme Court Directs BCI to Allow Visually Impaired Students to Use Computers for AIBE Exam

Supreme Court Directs BCI to Allow Visually Impaired Students to Use Computers for AIBE Exam

On December 11, the Supreme Court issued a stern warning regarding the upcoming All India Bar Examination (AIBE), stating that if adequate provisions are not made...

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