The author of this post is Ms. Divyashri Puri, Advocate, Bar Council of India; Judicial Law Clerk-cum-Research at Chambers of Justice Ajay Tewari, ...
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Introduction In X Corp v Union of India, the Karnataka High Court upheld the constitutionality of Rule 3(1)(d) of India’s IT (Intermediary ...
Today, the Unit published Monitor 87, providing analysis of constitutional events over the last four months. This post by Meg ...
1. Is based on/derived from Article 4(1) of the Federal Constitution Support for this proposition can be found in the Federal Court’s decision in ...
Introduction The constitutional status of minority educational institutions like Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) and madrasas ...
The authors of this post are Diya Agrawal & Muskan Pamnani , students at National Law University, Delhi and Dr.Ram Manohar Lohiya National Law ...
RAAH Foundation presents a Free Online Seminar on “Indian Electoral System: its Constitutional principles, political practice, and the path ahead. Open ...
Abstract The global discussions on the equilibrium between intellectual property rights and fair access to essential medications have ...
The Union Government has announced that the census will be conducted in 2026-2027. Statements by the Home Minister have implicitly acknowledge that ...
NLU Meghalaya’s Faculty Hiring Policy Sparks Debate on Constitutionality and Academic Integrity A recent recruitment notification issued by the National ...
