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The press has the right to expose cases of corruption and irregularities in public bodies as a custodian of public interest but such reporting should be based on irrefutable evidence, the High Court said.

The Court said that if the police argument that "damaging" India’s honour and dignity would amount to a terrorist is accepted, it would literally amount to penalising any criticism of the government.

According to posters, Makhubele will be the South African Rainbow Alliance’s presidential candidate

The Court said that the freedom of speech could not be curtailed merely on apprehensions, in response to the State's concerns that the speaker had made speeches that were hateful towards a certain religion in the past.

Fresh licenses are now granted on the basis of various eligibility conditions like age limit, educational qualifications, and upon undergoing a selection process, which includes a written and practical test and viva voce

TEWKSBURY — Spe­cial Town Meeting was held on Oct. 3, 2023, at 7 p.m. at Tewks­bury Me­mo­rial High School. 155 residents attended the two-and-a-half hour long meeting.

Justice N Seshasayee said he was conscious of the debates around Sanatan Dharma and could not help but ponder over it.

The Madras High Court recently remarked that every person in a democratic person is entitled to his reservations and opinions about a particular ideology and no one can be compelled to follow the...

The Karnataka High Court recently emphasised that the fundamental right to carry on one's occupation, trade, profession or business under Article 19(1)(g) of the Constitution cannot be restricted by an executive action.

On the basis of recovery of certain materials, it was found that the accused allegedly formed a Whatsapp group which was being used to spread 'jihadi' literature.