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The telegram NEET case and the expansion of platform-level censorship in India
The Court's judgment marks a significant shift in Indian digital rights jurisprudence by accepting that the very design and architecture of a platform may justify extraordinary restrictions affecting millions of lawful users
Jharkand HC to hear PIL demanding NIA probe into Ranchi violence on June 24
The PIL filed by one Pankaj Yadav has has demanded NIA investigation into the entire incident. A division bench comprising chief justice Dr Ravi Ranjan and Justice Sujit Narayan Prasad first heard the PIL on June 17
Custodial Torture Case: Gujarat HC orders a probe into allegations
Pulling up the police for “misleading the court,”, HC orders state to file a fresh affidavit with “some concrete action and promptness”, grants time till July 4
India in the age of State-sponsored Doxing
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A closer look at the legal provisions surrounding revealing private information of individuals
Mumbai Court grants bail to three students in the Bulli Bai app case
A Mumbai court while granting bail to three students in the Bulli Bai app case, which targeted Muslim women by arranging for their "auction", held that their "immature age and understanding" was misused by other accused with "deeper understanding".
Allegations of selective demolitions are false, Due process of law followed: UP gov’t to SC
State urges SC to hold the petitioners to terms for the false and baseless allegations
Gyanvapi case: Plea demanding FIR against mosque authorities to be heard on June 23
Varanasi Civil Judge Ravi Kumar Diwakar, who ordered video survey of mosque premises, among 619 judges transferred by Allahabad HC
Repair, compensate, prosecute: Parveen Fatima in petition before Allahabad HC
The petition demands restitution; prays for reconstruction of the bull-dozed residence, alternate government accommodation in in the interim and punishment of officials responsible for illegal act
Naini Central jail fails to notify kin on Javed Mohammad’s transfer
Wife Parveen Fatima writes an open letter about administration’s highhandedness
Hate Buster! Kolkata cop was not killed by mob protesting Nupur Sharma’s anti-Prophet comments
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Constable Choudup Lepcha died by suicide after opening fire on passersby and shooting dead a woman outside the Bangladesh High Commission in Park Circus
No innocent should ever be jailed, my life is dedicated to get other innocents released: Abdul Wahid Shaikh
Abdul Wahid Shaikh talks to Sabrang India’s Vallari Sanzgiri in an interview about his experience as an accused in the 2006 Mumbai train bomb blast case
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