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Shreya Sharma started 'Rest The Case' in 2021, a legal aggregator platform that provides a list of 1,200 specialised lawyers across 200 cities in India.

COVID-19 Rights India is an online platform started by Delhi-based Sharon Mathew that can help address citizens' legal issues, and also has resources relating to various rights that people should be aware of amid the pandemic.

"Watching him revive his passion makes me so happy. And I hope I can do for him, what he’s done for me—tell me that I’m the best at what I do and push me to reach for the stars!" says the daughter who studies at the same college with her father! #Inspiration #Heartwarming

Earlier this week, the Supreme Court took up this contempt petition and dismissed the same. It was alleged that the CBSE has been charging as much as Rs 1,000 for Class 10 students and Rs 1,200 for Class 12 students who sought copies of their answer sheets and a revaluation of the same under the transparency law.

“It takes a lot for a woman to come out with such experiences that have caused her tremendous trauma. But they have done it and now the question is, ‘Now what?’ “

"Rutuja and I received an overwhelming response on social media with people eager to help those in need. We are trying to connect people to lawyers--for addressing their legal concerns."

Mumbai's BMC has an imposing and impressive statue of this man outside the main building.

Here are some superwomen from the legal profession who made a remarkable name for themselves.

"We hope that the Centre for Animal Law will be the first of many institutions dedicated to the study of animal issues in India and elsewhere."

She was the first female graduate of Bombay University to be admitted to the Allahabad High Court. In 1889, she became the first woman to read law at Oxford University, and also the first Indian to study at any British university.