Every update to this website, newest first, in plain words. Nothing here is a plan for a press release — it is the actual record, including the parts that were overdue.
Each legal document carries its own history at the bottom — the date, the version, and in plain words what moved. The legal page shows all of them together as one timeline. A policy that can be edited quietly is worth very little, so the record is now in the open.
Privacy & legalLaw students applying for an internship used to accept three tick-boxes with no document behind them. There is now a full Internship Terms & Certificate Policy — what we ask for and why, what an intern does and never does, and exactly what the completion certificate states and will never state. The version a student accepted is recorded against their application.
Privacy & legalThe job application form collected a name, number and address with no notice attached to it. There is now an applicant privacy notice: what we collect, who sees it, and how long we keep it, with our own retention periods written down. It carries the warning that matters in this trade — we never charge anybody for a job — and the steps to take if somebody has already been charged in our name.
Privacy & legalThe website was counting its own services two different ways, so one part of a page could say 523 and another 524. Both now come from the same list, and adding or removing a service in the admin panel updates every page on the website at the same moment rather than ten minutes later.
Across the websiteThe whole notice, section for section, in Hindi — with a language bar at the top of both versions. Section 5(3) of the Digital Personal Data Protection Act, 2023 gives a person the option of reading a notice in a language listed in the Eighth Schedule to the Constitution, and Hindi is one of them.
Privacy & legalAnybody from our team can give you their representative code. Type it on the new verify page and you will see who it belongs to. Along with it, a single page on fraud in our name: what we never ask for, and what to do first if money has already gone.
Across the websiteThe advocate consultation form already had it; the service order form did not. It now has the same consent, checked on the server as well as in the browser. The referral-code note and the four reassurances moved out of the form and onto the page beside it, so the form holds only what you have to fill in.
Orders & servicesThe rules require the name of the officer to be published, not only the post. The name now appears on all seven legal pages that carry a contact block, and in the text of the grievance page itself.
Privacy & legalEvery button that used to lead somewhere different — court pages, law pages, the top bar, the home page — now reaches the same place: one form that puts your matter in front of the advocates on the directory. Court pages carry the court name through, so it is filled in for you.
AdvocatesThree long guides, each written around the thing that actually catches people out in that district — crossing into Haryana, leasehold land and the registry, and the colony licence. Where a fact could not be verified, the guide says so instead of filling the gap.
Guides & law pagesEvery page view was opening a database connection and writing a session row before it drew anything. That work now happens only when it is actually needed, and search-engine crawlers no longer trigger it at all.
Speed & reliabilityPressing F5 after submitting could record the same booking a second time. Every form now carries a one-time slip, so a repeat submission is recognised and ignored.
Orders & servicesWhen a page is renamed or retired it now redirects properly instead of returning a page that looks fine but is empty, and the admin panel can manage those redirects directly.
Across the websiteOur ten specialist websites appear in the footer, on the home page, on service pages and in the website's structured data. All four now come from one list in the admin panel — change it once and it changes everywhere.
Across the websiteNothing in that part of the website has changed yet.
Roughly in the order we expect to do it. There are no dates here on purpose — a date we guessed and then missed would cost more than it is worth, and nothing on this list is a commitment to you. It moves to the list above on the day it actually ships.
The last of the NCR court guides. Each of the others was built around one thing that catches people out in that district, and this one is waiting until we are sure what that is for Ghaziabad rather than repeating what the other three already say.
The website already explains the law on workplace harassment to other employers. Our own policy, and the committee behind it, should be published in the same way.
Plain guides for the situations where people are not sure whether a matter needs an advocate at all. Seven of the planned set are still to be written.
The privacy notice is in Hindi. The pages that a client reads before parting with a document should follow.
Looking at which boxes on the order form actually change what we do, and removing the ones that do not.
The year, the month, and which release of that month it was. 2026.10.2 is the
second update of October 2026.
We use the date rather than something like 3.4.1 because the date tells you
something immediately — whether what you are looking at is current. A number like 3.4.1
is useful to somebody installing software on their own machine. This is a website, and you
are always on the newest version of it the moment you load a page.
Two things, both on purpose. Security work is never described here. Writing out what was hardened and when tells the wrong people exactly where to look, so that work happens quietly and stays off this page.
And changes to the legal documents are kept separately, because they matter in a different way: each policy carries its own history, and the legal page shows all of them as one timeline. If what you want to know is whether a term changed since you read it, that is the page.
Found something broken, or something that reads wrong? Tell us — +91 98913 43962, or through the grievance redressal page, where the officer is named. A fault you report is worth considerably more to us than a compliment.
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