Indian Constitutional Law and Philosophy is a specialized publisher focusing on detailed analysis and commentary related to constitutional law and political philosophy in India. It frequently publishes guest posts and expert articles that examine Supreme Court judgments, constitutional provisions, and their implications on governance, federalism, judicial appointments, digital regulation, and free speech. The content often critiques judicial decisions, explores the balance of powers between state and union governments, and discusses the constitutional validity of laws and amendments, particularly in the context of contemporary legal and political developments in India.
[This is a guest post by Rudraksh Lakra and Nidhi Jha.]
On 22 October 2025, the Central Government notified the Information Technology (Intermediary Guidelines and Digital Media Ethics Code) Amendment Rules, 2025 (“Sahyog Rules” or “Rules”). These Rules serve to…
[This is a guest post by Sarthak Gupta.]
On 17 October 2025, the Supreme Court of India in Jane Kaushik v. State of NCT of Delhi (“Jane Kaushik”) delivered one of its earliest rulings applying the doctrine of indirect horizontal…
[This is a guest post by Belinda Augustine.]
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Recently, the Supreme Court declined to entertain a Special Leave Petition, challenging the Kerala High Court’s decision in Yogamaya v. State of Kerala to exclude political parties from the scope of…
