Restraining access of minors to online porn is of paramount public importance: SC
Supreme Court turns PIL to frame a national policy to restrict access to porn into a representation to the government; court notes petitioners’ argument that the Information Technology Act, 2000 did not penalise watching porn while punishing its production, distribution
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Punjab Governor gave nod to ordinance on capping fees by private schools: CM
The Punjab Cabinet had last month approved an ordinance on capping fee hikes by private schools at 5% per annum; education has regrettably been made a business in the State, says CM Bhagwant Mann
Day 24 of CJP protest: Wangchuk loses 8.2 kg as fast enters 16th day; 'lives at stake', says Dipke
On the day, an AAP delegation led by former Delhi Chief Minister Atishi visited the protest site and expressed solidarity with the agitation, according to the CJP
Right of Way: The right to walk safely demands more than urban design standards for demarcated pavements
The Supreme Court’s judgment offers an opportunity to re-evaluate standards that only partially align with the cities they were meant to serve
Kerala government not seeking confrontation with judiciary, says Minister K. Muraleedharan
Dewaswom Minister says government needs greater freedom to function, particularly in matters relating to temple administration; he adds that court can intervene if there are flaws in government decisions