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Legal disputes around preventive detention have come into focus following mass detentions during protests in Delhi against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
The Supreme Court Bar Association filed a petition seeking a status report on police action, detention records, and preservation of CCTV footage
The court said internet services should remain undisturbed in accordance with the law
Saurav Das says he believes in building issue-based movements outside the traditional political slugfest to address challenges like unemployment, education reform, and electoral integrity
At THE WEEK Metabolic Health Summit 2026 in Uttar Pradesh, leading medical experts, researchers, and government officials addressed the escalating public health crisis of metabolic disorders like diabetes, obesity, and cardiovascular disease
At THE WEEK Metabolic Health Summit, Uttar Pradesh Deputy CM Brajesh Pathak issued a stark warning about the rise of lifestyle diseases, such as obesity and heart conditions, among the youth
Ahead of a planned demonstration in Delhi, activist and an associate of Neha Bora, N. Balaji, criticises the government's heavy security deployment as an attempt to suppress dissent
The court emphasised that preventive measures must be proportionate and cannot bring the city to a standstill or cause undue hardship to citizens who depend on public transport
Johannes Heinlein also warned against the indiscriminate use of AI-generated content, saying employees sometimes rely on the technology to produce material without applying their own judgment
Their demands extend beyond the CEC's removal to include a halt to the electoral roll revision, an independent inquiry into irregularities, and fundamental changes to the appointment process for election commissioners
The petition, filed by FMRAI, highlighted concerns over pharmaceutical companies offering incentives to doctors to influence prescribing decisions
The Supreme Court has issued a notice to the central government and the Election Commission of India in response to a petition challenging the actions of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar
Behind the Election Commission’s public show of unity, internal disagreements over decision-making, electoral rolls and technology are raising larger questions about institutional accountability and voter rights
Electoral roll accuracy must be a priority for the Election Commission, which should take proactive responsibility for correcting mistakes and simplifying procedures for voters, said Ashok Lavasa
A petition before the Supreme Court seeks, among other things, scrutiny of decisions allegedly taken without the concurrence of the full Commission
A Delhi student protest demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar was stopped by police, who detained around 350 participants before they could reach Jantar Mantar
The court held that the prosecution failed to prove the charges beyond reasonable doubt
As celebrities queue up in Indian courts to stop AI from cloning their faces and voices, the law is quietly being asked a bigger question: does an ordinary citizen have any claim over their own identity at all
As technology like AI advances, there is a growing need for stronger laws, faster legal remedies, and greater accountability to safeguard everyone, not just public figures, from digital manipulation and reputational damage
A demand is made for an independent investigation into the deletion and restoration of voters, including a forensic audit of electoral databases
As AI increasingly influences project management tools, the Project Management South Asia Conference (PMSAC26) in Bengaluru will focus on how organizations can adapt to complex projects in the AI era
The apex court has intervened in the internal dispute of the Trinamool Congress, urging the Election Commission of India (ECI) to speed up its final decision regarding the party's name and 'flowers and grass' symbol
India's sexual offender database, the NDSO, serves as a critical non-public tool for police to track over 1.8 million offenders.
The larger bench will have to examine the balance between Parliament's power under Article 324(2) to legislate on appointments and the constitutional requirement of an independent Election Commission
The court is questioning whether an individual officer can be singled out for financial liability when the detention process involves multiple layers of statutory scrutiny
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