Khadija Khan is a Senior Correspondent at ThePrint. A lawyer by training with a postgraduate diploma from the Asian College of Journalism, she specializes in topics related to the judiciary, Parliament, policy, and Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) law, with a focus on legal explainers. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets such as The Indian Express, spiked LTD, and The Spectator.
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Khadija Khan's coverage is heavily focused on legal policy, regulation, and government announcements within the context of the Indian judiciary system. She appears to be particularly interested in judicial reforms, court verdicts, and criminal law developments in India.
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Giving a niqab-wearing youth-club founder an award for ‘empowering young women’ is absurd.
By: Khadija Khan
Data presented by govt in Rajya Sabha show that High Courts are functioning with only 781 judges against the sanctioned strength of 1,122 in the country.
By: Khadija Khan
Delhi HC has sought response from Meta, Centre and Delhi govt on content creator Nitin Joshi’s plea calling for human review of copyright violation complaints & formation of SIT.
By: Khadija Khan
Prosecution presented 13 witnesses of whom eight couldn't identify any of the accused while statements of the remaining had contradictions, said judge.
By: Vishakha Sisodiya, Mantasha Mansuri, Lourembam Ranjeeta Devi, Khadija Khan, Muskan Sitole, Sonu Suneria
Author(s) Prof. Sonu Suneria Ms. Vishakha Sisodiya Ms. Muskan Sitole Mr. Vishal Mali Ms. Lourembam Ranjeeta Devi Mr. Om Desshmukh Ms. Mantasha Mansuri Ms. Khadija Khan
By: Khadija Khan
Sandeep Kumar alleges a last-minute change in selection criteria unfairly denied him a place in India's contingent to the Para Asian Games in Japan in October.
By: Khadija Khan
Bench noted ‘FIRs can’t hang over students’ heads’, also clarified its 28 July order, saying that the word ‘criminal antecedents’ will be read as grave and heinous offences.
By: Khadija Khan
This came after two OBC students from affluent families filed petitions seeking non-creamy layer certificates for applying to NEET & an entrance test in Kerala.
By: Khadija Khan
Proposed amendment is likely an enabling provision than an immediate policy shift & gives govt greater flexibility to decide which digital payment modes may attract charges in future.
By: Khadija Khan
Finance Minister Sitharaman introduced the Bill in bid to modify Bankers’ Books Evidence Act, 1891—colonial-era law enacted when bank records existed almost entirely on paper ledgers.
