Mahima Balaji The newly approved Media Policy, 2020 in Jammu and Kashmir to ‘foster a genuinely positive image of the Government’ has concerning repercussions. The Jammu and Kashmir administration recently approved the […]
Is it becoming the new Section 66A? Madhurika Durge and Karan Kamath Click here for part I Brave New Words Section 66A of the Act was struck down in Shreya Singhal v. […]
Is it becoming the new Section 66A? Madhurika Durge and Karan Kamath One of the objectives of legislating the Information Technology Act, 2000 (“Act”) was to deter and punish crimes like voyeurism […]
Prakhar Raghuvanshi Rising instances of internet shutdowns across the country curb legitimate speech and run afoul of constitutional safeguards. On 9th January 2020, in Anuradha Bhasin v. Union of India, the Supreme […]
Tanishk Goyal The doctrine of “Res Extra Commercium” allows the State to keep the standard of morality static and infringe the civil rights of the citizens, without having to satisfy the test […]
Saumya Singh Recent indications that the government has formulated plans to create the AIJS, necessitate revisiting the concerns that have dodged this proposal for decades, and how proposed models seek to address […]
Anirudh Vijay Internet shutdown orders over anti-CAA protests are issued in violation of procedure, fail to serve the nexus of their purported aim and go against the law of the land as […]
Varun Kannan The constitutional challenge to the Article 370 amendment hinges on the manner in which the Supreme Court applies and interprets its 1972 decision in Mohd. Maqbool Damnoo. This is significant […]
Varun Kannan The Article 370 Amendments were effectuated through a Presidential Order and a Statutory Resolution. Post the dissolution of the Constituent Assembly, the most appropriate route for amending Article 370 is […]
Harsh Tiwari A national appellate court is necessary to ensure that matters of constitutional law and administrative law get the attention they deserve from the Supreme Court, thereby ensuring that India’s judiciary […]
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