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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
Use of loudspeakers not a fundamental right: Allahabad HC
Court dismisses Petition by holding it as ‘patently misconceived’
State of UP habitually inactive, non-compliant with directions, unless contempt is filed: SC
Court's observations in connection with Allahabad HC’s order summoning top State officials including the Chief Secretary and CMO officials in a habeas corpus case; SC stays the order
Major arms haul in Saurashtra
Gujarat ATS nabs 24 people, seizes 54 weapons that were allegedly sourced from MP
Once declared citizen, a person cannot be declared foreigner by FT as per Res Judicata: Gauhati HC
Order comes as a relief to people who had been dragged to FTs multiple times
950 mosques and 24 temples approved for loudspeakers: Mumbai Police
All religious places worked together to ensure adherence to noise pollution rules
Now, Jignesh Mevani sentenced to three months in jail for unlawful assembly
Convicted and sentenced along with nine others for holding protests on the one-year anniversary of the infamous Una flogging incident
Bhima Koregaon case: Shambhaji Bhide’s name dropped!
Police informs SHRC that they found no evidence against the Hindutva leader, who allegedly instigated violence against Dalits on Jan 1, 2018
Bhima Koregaon case: Bombay HC denies bail to the three accused
The Court rejected a review application seeking bail and factual corrections in the order refusing the accused default bail
Barpeta Sessions Court hauls Assam Police over the coals for “manufactured case” against Jignesh Mevani
Court, while granting bail to the Vadgam MLA in the assault case, noted that the police had abused process of the law
BREAKING: Jignesh Mevani gets bail in assault case in Assam
Barpeta court grants him bail on personal bond of Rs 1,000
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