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Preventive Detention in India: Balancing National Security and Personal Liberty
Prashant Panwar Preventive detention remains one of the most debated powers available to the Indian state. Unlike ordinary criminal law,
GST Collections: Strong Numbers, But Is the Growth Sustainable
India's Goods and Services Tax (GST) collections touched ₹1.95 lakh crore in June 2026, registering a 13.9% year-on-year increase. At
The 73rd Amendment at a Crossroads: When Gram Sabhas Become Clearinghouses Instead of Parliaments
By Prashant Panwar Three decades after the Constitution promised India a genuine third tier of government, a new report based
India’s IT Amendment Rules 2026 Explained: How the New Law Regulates Deepfakes and AI-Generated Content
Quick Summary: On 10 February 2026, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology notified the IT (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital
Procedural Safeguards Matter: What the Meghalaya High Court’s Bail Order in the Honeymoon Murder Case Means for Criminal Justice
Why Constitutional Rights Cannot Be Compromised Even in High-Profile Criminal Cases The Meghalaya High Court's decision to uphold the bail
HPV Vaccination in India: A Turning Point in the Fight Against Cervical Cancer
Cervical cancer remains one of the most preventable yet deadly cancers affecting women in India. Despite advances in medical science,
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Procedural Safeguards Matter: What the Meghalaya High Court’s Bail Order in the Honeymoon Murder Case Means for Criminal Justice
Why Constitutional Rights Cannot Be Compromised Even in High-Profile Criminal Cases The Meghalaya High Court's decision to uphold the bail
Mere Presence Is Not Conspiracy: Supreme Court Reinforces Strict Standards Under the Prevention of Corruption Act
Why Suspicion Alone Can Never Replace Proof in Criminal Conspiracy Cases In a significant judgment strengthening the principles of criminal
Supreme Court Reinforces Bail Jurisprudence: Liberty Cannot Be Burdened by Routine Conditions
A Significant Clarification in Bail Law In April 2026, the Supreme Court delivered an important ruling that could reshape how
Caesar’s Wife and the Delhi High Court: When a Judge Refuses to Step Aside
Justice Swarana Kanta Sharma's refusal to recuse from the Delhi liquor policy case is not merely a procedural dispute. It
Corridors of Peril No More: The Supreme Court Steps In on Highway Safety
Thirty-four lives lost in two accidents within twenty-four hours. A Supreme Court bench that refused to look away. And a
The Khaki Shadow: Custodial Killing, Constitutional Failure, and the Long Road to Justice
The conviction of nine policemen in the Jayaraj–Benicks case is a rare moment of reckoning. But one verdict, however significant,