[This is a guest post by Akshay Sriram.]
The Mizo Marriage and Inheritance of Property (Amendment) Bill, 2026 (‘Amendment Bill’ or ‘Bill’) was passed by the State Legislature, altering certain provisions of the Mizo Marriage, Divorce and Inheritance of Property
[This is a guest post by Krishaan Doctor.]
Earlier this year, the Supreme Court passed an order imposing a blanket ban on an NCERT Class VIII textbook that contained a section on “corruption in the judiciary”. The order directed the
HarperCollins India has now made The Transformative Constitution, Unsealed Covers, and The Indian Constitution: Conversations with Power available as a single box-set. You can get it here.
Parliament is set to debate the Constitution (One Hundred and Thirty-First Amendment) Bill, 2026. According to the Government, the purpose of the Bill is to expedite the implementation of women’s reservation in the Lok Sabha and State Legislative Assemblies; implementation
[This is a guest post by Kenson Mutethia.]
The Kenyan Supreme Court has effectively defeated the essence of structural interdicts in the legislative process in the Tribunals transition case. By the same decision, whether wittingly or unwittingly, it has
[This is a guest post by Rudraksh Lakra.]
Introduction
The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology recently released draft amendments to the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Rules, 2021 (“IT Rules 2021”). This follows
[This is a guest post by Rudraksh Lakra.]
Introduction
On March 30, 2026, the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (“MeitY”) released the Draft Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Second Amendment Rules, 2026 (“Draft Amendment”), inviting
In medieval England, there existed something called a “bill of attainder.” A bill of attainder refers to legislation “that declares an individual or group guilty of misconduct or a crime and imposes punishment without the benefit of a judicial proceeding.” Bills of attainder
The previous post (here) discussed the Supreme Court’s flawed approach when hearing the legal challenge to the Special Intensive Revision (‘SIR’). This post discusses the substance of the legal challenge to the SIR. The post first outlines the
The judgment of the Kenyan Court of Appeal in Bloggers Association (BAKE) of Kenya vs Attorney General, delivered on March 6, represents an important advance in Kenyan free speech jurisprudence. At issue was the constitutional validity of Sections 22
