The agency had in its plea last month argued that private hearing was essential to maintain harmony and ensure safety of witnesses. read more

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Unnamati Syama Sundar’s book, which shows how cartoonists between 1932 and 1956 presented Ambedkar unflatteringly, is a step towards understanding the caste impulses that drive visual cultures in India read more

The Congress party had made scrapping the law, a central piece of its poll manifesto and was attacked by the rival BJP for taking an alleged anti-national stance. read more

The apex court asked Sharma to apologise in writing on her release from jail. It observed freedom of speech ends when it infringes upon the rights of others. read more

If India were to move in the same direction as Singapore and enact a law, it should do so with caution to ensure that the intent of the law isn’t to stifle freedom of speech but to safeguard citizens from the dangers of fake news and false informati... read more

The law will require online media platforms to carry corrections or remove content the government considers to be false, with penalties for perpetrators running as high as prison terms of up to 10 years or fines up to S$1 million ($735,000). read more

A bench led by Justice DY Chandrachud termed the state government’s action as “growing intolerance” over artistic freedom. read more

The Manipur High Court quashed the NSA detention order on April 8 after journalist Kishorchandra Wangkhem had spent more than four months in jail. read more

A a number of citizens gathered at Babasaheb Ambedkar’s statue in Hazratganj to extend solidarity to dalit professor of Lucknow University Ravi Kant who was stripped of a proposed award that was to be conferred on him later this month. read more

SC dismissed West Bengal BJP unit’s plea questioning a 2013 state government notification that prohibits use of loudspeakers in residential and institutional areas for two months – February and March – ahead of school exams. read more

The court directed all government agencies and departments, including those run by the army like spy agency Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI) to operate within the limits defined by the law. read more

The actor and filmmaker makes a case for unconditional creative freedom read more

Sponsored by the Mexican government, the free workshop -- organized by women’s rights group Luchadoras -- is called “I sext, do you?” read more

Following complaints that the Rajinikanth- Akshay Kumar film shows mobile phones in a bad light, we got in touch with a source close to the production house and an assistant director of 2.0. read more