Abstract

Role of Indian courts in reshaping the law of sedition: constitutionality and relevance since colonised India to democratic India

Full Text
Published version (Free)

Talk to us

Join us for a 30 min session where you can share your feedback and ask us any queries you have

Schedule a call

Similar Papers

Paper Title
Journal
Date
Author
Indian Democracy and the ‘Moment of Contradiction’
Anushka Singh
-
Anushka SinghAnushka Singh
29 Mar 2018
'Cyclic syndrome' of arrears and efficiency of Indian judiciary.
Sila Mishra
SN business & economics | VOL. 3
Sila MishraSila Mishra
09 Dec 2022
Indian Judiciary: From Activism to Restraint
Gautam Jayasurya
SSRN Electronic Journal | VOL. -
Gautam JayasuryaGautam Jayasurya
11 May 2010
Conclusion
Anushka Singh
-
Anushka SinghAnushka Singh
29 Mar 2018

More From: International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies

Paper Title
Journal
Date
Author
Sexual violence on Uyghurs - China's conspiracy of 'silence' in 21st century's greatest holocaust
Koyel Basu
International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies | VOL. 11
Koyel BasuKoyel Basu
01 Jan 2024
Impact of COVID-19 on female migrants in India and policy responses
Dipikanta Chakraborty
International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies | VOL. 11
Dipikanta ChakrabortyDipikanta Chakraborty
01 Jan 2024
National educational policy 2020 and beyond: paving the way for a more inclusive higher education landscape in India
Taniya Malik
International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies | VOL. -
Taniya MalikTaniya Malik
01 Jan 2024
Revisiting the right to education in light of the right to a decent living
Styliani Christoforidou
International Journal of Human Rights and Constitutional Studies | VOL. 1
Styliani ChristoforidouStyliani Christoforidou
01 Jan 2024
View more papers