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Ratna Singh's coverage primarily focuses on legal policy and government announcements, especially related to the Indian judiciary. She covers a wide range of topics including court orders, legal cases, and legal proceedings in India.
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By: Ratna Singh
The Uttarakhand High Court recently observed that it would not bode well for government departments if transfers of public servants are ordered under political
By: Ratna Singh
From Kashmir to Madhra Pradesh, Justice Sreedharan had rubbed the government the wrong way with this pro-civil rights approach.
By: Ratna Singh
Kuldip Sharma alleges that the case has been politically motivated by Narendra Modi and Amit Shah.
By: Ratna Singh
The police reportedly detained several persons for protesting near India Gate without permission.
By: Ratna Singh
The case has profound implications for free expression, platform autonomy and transparency in India’s digital world.
By: Ratna Singh
The issue is a political hot potato, with governors stopping legislation passed by Opposition-ruled states. This opinion now strengthens the Centre’s hand.
By: Ratna Singh
Digital rights groups warn that forcing an app onto every device could allow the government to spy on Indians and even control their devices.
By: Ratna Singh
Advocates close to Justice GR Swaminathan denied allegations of caste, communal and political bias being leveled at the judge.
By: Ratna Singh
Delhi High Court held that Sengar, as an elected MLA at the time of the incident, could not be treated as a ‘public servant’ under POCSO Act.
By: Ratna Singh
The court argued that Khalid and Imam were ‘masterminds’ and the material on record made out a ‘prima facie case’ against them.
