Twitter versus Government: Remedy of challenge against blocking orders is illusoryShadan Farasat and Dhruv Bhatnagar·August 23, 2022
Irregularities in investigation in a corruption case do not necessarily vitiate itRahul Machaiah·August 23, 2022
What does ‘any place within public view’ under SC/ST (Prevention of Atrocities) Act mean?Sri Janani S·July 14, 2022
Supreme Court to hear challenge to Karnataka High Court’s decision making marital rape exception as not absoluteThe Leaflet·May 9, 2022
Why Karnataka HC’s Hijab judgment merits a Constitutional challenge and scrutinyNoor Ameena·March 29, 2022
Only Authority under Passport Act can impound passport, courts cannot do so under CrPC: Karnataka High CourtThe Leaflet·March 24, 2022
Hijab ban in classroom: SC refuses urgent hearing on pleas against Karnataka HC verdictThe Leaflet·March 24, 2022
‘A brutal act of sexual assault on the wife, against her consent, albeit by the husband, cannot but be termed to be a rape’, says Karnataka HCParas Nath Singh·March 23, 2022
Hijab ban in classroom: SC to hear pleas against Karnataka HC verdict after Holi vacationThe Leaflet·March 16, 2022
Karnataka HC reserves judgment on petitions challenging the restriction on wearing hijabThe Leaflet·February 25, 2022
Doctrine of constitutional morality favours girls’ choice to wear hijab, counsel tells Karnataka HCThe Leaflet·February 24, 2022
Karnataka hijab ban: opinions from Supreme Court’s Sabarimala judgment show the wayVineet Gupta·February 24, 2022
Practice of hijab is against constitutional morality and individual dignity, Karnataka Government tells HCThe Leaflet·February 22, 2022
Wearing of hijab is not an essential religious practice because it is optional, says Karnataka government to HCThe Leaflet·February 21, 2022