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Their tweets said journalists were targeted at the event for their Muslim identity.

The state was unable to prove that the Act was passed after an analysis of the socio-educational status of the Vanniyar community.

The Supreme Court held that Article 14 does not apply to dispositions under a Will and the testators are not required to make fair and equitable distribution of their properties to all of their children.

Utterances that drive a wedge between castes and communities can amount to hate speech, Justice L Nageswara Rao said.

The Patna High Court stayed the recruitment process for law officers of Bihar Mining Corporation Limited, which had preferred only CNLU graduates for the post.

Last week, the Court had passed interim orders directing no Hijab, Bhagwa or religious flags should be allowed in classrooms till the High Court decides the case.

Yesterday, the Court heard the Petitioner’s arguments and urged the student community and the public at large to maintain peace and tranquillity.

Article 14 has launched a sedition database called A Decade of Darkness, the first empirical and investigative research into the use of the law on Sedition.

Is the violation of a victim’s sexual autonomy by her husband qualitatively different enough from a violation by a stranger for it to be labelled differently or punished differently?

The Rajasthan High Court has sought the response of the Central and State governments on whether titles like Raja/ Nawab/ Maharaja/ Rajkumar can be used as prefix by individuals while filing cases in courts