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  • 4 days ago | indianexpress.com | Kumar Kartikeya

    Before this week, I had never heard of Sharmistha Panoli. A law student from Pune, she was unknown to the wider public until her recent arrest by the Kolkata Police over an Instagram story about Operation Sindoor. But in the span of a few days, she has become the latest symbol of how speech, particularly on sensitive religious or political themes, is being policed with alarming ease in India.

  • 3 weeks ago | indianexpress.com | Kumar Kartikeya

    This week, the Supreme Court of India has set aside a Delhi High Court order that directed the Wikimedia Foundation to take down content hosted on Wikipedia. This decision reasserts the boundaries of judicial intervention in matters of speech. The judgment in Wikipedia Foundation Inc. v.

  • 1 month ago | indianexpress.com | Kumar Kartikeya

    On April 24, 1973, the Supreme Court of India handed down a judgment that changed the constitutional fabric of the nation. In Kesavananda Bharati v State of Kerala, the SC held that while Parliament has vast powers to amend the Constitution, it cannot alter its “basic structure.” Among the principles placed beyond legislative reach was the independence of the judiciary. India’s judiciary is caught in a prolonged tug-of-war with the executive over the power to appoint judges.

  • 1 month ago | deccanherald.com | Kumar Kartikeya

    When the Governor becomes a wilful obstructionistThe governor was never meant to act as an alternative power centre, let alone as an extension of the Union executive.

  • 2 months ago | indianexpress.com | Kumar Kartikeya

    As the new academic year begins, a fresh concern looms over students and parents, one that cannot be dismissed lightly. The Union Government has introduced the APAAR ID (Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry) and the Academic Bank of Credits (ABC), insisting that these initiatives are voluntary. In practice, states have strongly pushed schools and colleges to implement the system, creating indirect pressure on students to register.

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