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Balancing Right To Protest With Public Order And Law Why in the News ? The recent “Chalo Sansad” protest in New Delhi, followed by clashes between protesters and the Delhi Police, has revived the debate on the constitutional right to protest, the scope of police powers, and the legal framework governing the use of force …
Read MoreINTERNET SHUTDOWNS IN INDIA: LEGAL FRAMEWORK, CONSTITUTIONAL SAFEGUARDS AND CONTEMPORARY ISSUES Syllabus: GS – 3 – Internet , Communication in India Why in the News? : The article examines the legal and constitutional framework governing internet shutdowns in India, particularly in the context of the Delhi internet suspension during the ‘Chalo Sansad’ protest. It highlights …
Read MoreSTAGING A PROTEST: RIGHTS, RESTRICTIONS IN THE LAW Why in the News? Thousands of people gathered in New Delhi for the Cockroach Janta Party’s proposed protest march to Parliament. Police stopped the protesters at multiple barricades near Parliament Street, using lathi charge and tear gas to disperse the crowd. The incident has reignited debate over …
Read MoreSUPREME COURT HEARS CHALLENGE TO SHANTI ACT, 2025 Why in the News? Legal Challenge: The Supreme Court of India heard a petition challenging the SHANTI Act, 2025, raising concerns about international law compliance, domestic liability frameworks, and alignment with India’s multi-alignment strategy in nuclear cooperation. Liability Concern: Petitioners argued that the Act fixes nuclear accident …
Read MoreMaharashtra Anti-Conversion Law Raises Liberty Concerns Debate Why in the News ? The Maharashtra Freedom of Religion Bill, 2026 has been passed by the State Legislature, triggering debates over religious freedom, personal liberty, and State intervention. Civil society groups have raised concerns, while the government defends it as necessary for public order. The law’s provisions, …
Read MoreFrom Sedition to UAPA: Policing Dissent in India Syllabus: GS Paper – 2 Judiciary GS Paper – 3 Various Security Forces & Agencies & Their Mandate Why in the News? The Supreme Court of India is re-examining the constitutional validity of sedition alongside newer provisions like Section 152 of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (2024). This …
Read MoreJudiciary’s Crucial Duty to Safeguard Free Speech Syllabus: GS Paper -2 Fundamental Rights, Judgements & Cases Why in the News ? The recent Supreme Court refusal to quash an FIR against folk singer Neha Rathore for her social media posts following the Pahalgam attack has reignited concerns about free speech, judicial responsibility, and the misuse …
Read MoreSupreme Court Questions Deceitful Religious Conversion Validity Why in the News ? The Supreme Court of India questioned the constitutionality of stringent anti-religious conversion laws enacted by 10 States, raising concerns about arbitrary interference in the fundamental right to freedom of religion and choice of life partner under Article 25 of the Constitution. Highlights of …
Read MoreMarriage, Privacy, and Legal Misuse in Matrimonial Disputes Why in the News ? The Supreme Court and Bombay High Court made key rulings on matrimonial disputes, emphasising marriage as a spiritual union, allowing secret recordings as evidence, and urging early resolution to prevent misuse of matrimonial laws and protect mental well-being. Court Observations on Matrimonial …
Read MoreThe Habeas Corpus Case, 1976 – ADM Jabalpur v. Shivkant Shukla: A Landmark in Indian Constitutional History The ADM Jabalpur case of 1976, officially titled ADM Jabalpur v. Shivkant Shukla, stands as one of the most significant and controversial decisions in Indian constitutional jurisprudence. This case, also known as the Jabalpur case, arose during the …
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