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Where Is the Election Commission’s Transparency When Voters Are Being Struck Off?
This article examines questions of transparency and accountability surrounding the Election Commission of India’s Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, with a focus on voter deletions, Form 6, and safeguards for eligible voters.
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Melghat: When a Right Is Not Enough
Melghat raises an important question about what happens after a legal right is recognised. This article looks at tribal rights, Gram Sabha and Community Forest Rights under the Constitution, PESA and the Forest Rights Act, and examines how these rights work in practice through documented experiences from Melghat.
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When Algorithms Govern: Artificial Intelligence and the Constitutional Right to Equality in India
inequality through biased data, proxy discrimination and opaque decision-making—and why Articles 14 and 15 of the Indian Constitution remain essential safeguards for fairness and accountability in the age of AI.
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Cybercrime in India: Emerging Legal Challenges in the Digital Age
Cybercrime is reshaping the challenges faced by India's legal system. This article examines the legal framework governing cyber offences in India, electronic evidence, online financial fraud, cross-border jurisdiction, privacy concerns and the difficulties involved in investigating crimes committed through digital technologies.
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Untouchability In India From Social Exclusion to a Constitutional Crime
this article talk about indian constitution and untouchability
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