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Can an Indian Advocate Have a Website? Understanding Bar Council Rule 36

Yes, an Indian advocate can have a website, but Rule 36 of the Bar Council of India Rules limits it to basic factual information and bars anything that reads as advertising or solicitation.

13/10/2026

Web Development

What's Included When a Website Includes 'Hosting for the First Year'?

When a web agency quotes 'domain and hosting included for the first year,' it usually means domain registration, server space, an SSL certificate and basic email for twelve months - with separate renewal costs from year two.

11/10/2026

Web engineering

We measured 125 law firm websites. 122 of them were too slow.

Google PageSpeed, mobile, 125 law firm and advocate websites. Median score 45 out of 100 and a median load of 10.1 seconds — plus what Bar Council Rule 36 means for an Indian advocate.

28/9/2026

AI solutions

Where computer vision creates practical operational value

Vision is useful when it removes a repetitive look-and-decide step — and when a person can still overrule it.

8/9/2026

Product development

How to plan an application before development begins

Most overruns start before the first commit: an unclear user, an unbounded first version, and no definition of “shipped”.

6/9/2026

Mobile engineering

Native Android vs Flutter for a new business application

Flutter is a good tool. It is not an automatic default. Camera, background work, and store reality still decide the stack.

4/9/2026