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Regulation of Digital Media and Freedom of Expression in India: Legal Developments and Judicial Trends (January 2025 – January 2026)

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Published On: March 12th 2026 Authored By: Swarnali Sen KIIT SCHOOL OF LAW Introduction There have been numerous debates recently among the community of constitutional law scholars regarding the interaction between the media and free speech, especially since advances in technology have created new media outlets such as internet news websites and social media sites. […]

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FROM CONSICENCE TO COURT ROOM: THE EVOLUTION OF EQUITY IN LAW

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Published On: March 9th 2026 Authored By: Aastha Himachal Pradesh National Law University Shimla ABSTRACT This Legal Research Article is based on the topic evolution of equity in historical perspective and its relationship with law. This paper aims to examine and give a clear understanding about the historical evolution of equity, its significance, relevance of

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SHOULD THE UNIFORM CIVIL CODE BE APPLIED UNIFROMALLY ACROSS INDIA?

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Published On: March 9th 2026 Authored By: Ankit Raj Indore Institute of Law Abstract One of the most hotly contested topics in India’s political and constitutional discourse has been the Uniform Civil Code (UCC). It envisions a single set of civil laws governing personal matters including marriage, divorce, inheritance, and adoption, regardless of religion or

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THE BASIC STRUCTURE DOCTRINE: A STUDY OF INDIA’s CONSTITUTIONAL CORE

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Published On: March 9th 2026 Authored By: Mahi Rathod Renaissance law college Indore DAVV University Abstract The power to amend the constitution is a vital tool for social change, yet it carries the inherent risk of being misused to alter the very identity of the nation. This article delves into the origin, development, and critical

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Preventive Detention vs Personal Liberty: Where Does the Constitution Draw the Line?

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Published On: March 9th 2026 Authored By: Fareena Ansari Shri Ramswaroop Memorial University Lucknow Abstract Preventive detention occupies one of the most contested spaces in Indian constitutional law. It grants the State the authority to deprive individuals of their liberty without a criminal trial, on the basis of anticipated future conduct. This article examines the

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