BY Saurav Datta|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|11/07/2018
Both Rahul Shivshankar and Arnab Goswami went on a no-holds-barred attack on an institution whose legality was upheld by the Supreme Court.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN LAW AND POLICY
|01/11/2014
On matters of great public interest, the Supreme Court's proceedings should be televised. Cameras in court will allow the public to see justice being done,
BY Saurav Datta|
IN DIGITAL MEDIA
|16/06/2013
The secrecy with which fiendishly vast surveillance powers are being exercised flies thick in the face of all constitutional and legal principles.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN PRIVACY
|16/06/2013
The secrecy with which fiendishly vast surveillance powers are being exercised flies thick in the face of all constitutional and legal principles.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN MEDIA PRACTICE
|08/03/2013
True, the event was being organized by Wharton students, but to attribute it to the University of Pennsylvania and then use this to decry the assault on"academic freedom" is specious.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN MEDIA FREEDOM
|08/03/2013
True, the event was being organized by Wharton students, but to attribute it to the University of Pennsylvania and then use this to decry the assault on"academic freedom" is specious.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN LAW AND POLICY
|05/02/2013
What breaches"law and order" would not necessarily affect society or a particular community as a whole.
BY Saurav Datta|
IN JUDGEMENTS
|05/02/2013
What breaches"law and order" would not necessarily affect society or a particular community as a whole.
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