How can laws against fake news balance freedom of expression and public order?

With the parliamentary panel suggesting amendments to penal provisions to tackle fake news, I am uns
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Laws against fake news are intended to protect society from the harmful effects of misinformation, such as inciting violence or spreading panic. However, creating such laws requires a careful approach to ensure that the fundamental right to freedom of expression is not unduly restricted. Clear Definition of Fake News: Laws should clearly define what constitutes fake news, distinguishing between deliberate misinformation and genuine mistakes or opinions. Vague definitions can lead to misuse and arbitrary censorship. Proportionality Prin ...more
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The establishment of a new naval detachment on Bitra in Lakshadweep reflects India’s efforts to strengthen maritime security in the Indian Ocean Region. While this move aims to enhance national security, it can have several implications for both local communities and the broader regional security environment. Impact on Local Communities: Livelihood Disruption: Increased military activity may restrict fishing zones and access to certain coastal areas, affecting the traditional livelihoods of local fishermen. Socio-cultural ...more

How can the two-phase Census process affect data accuracy and administrative planning in India?

The government has announced that the Census will be conducted in two phases between April 2026 and
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The Supreme Court's intervention in the SIR (Special Investigation Report) case is significant because it directly addresses the delicate balance between protecting individual rights and upholding the interests of the state. The Court’s decisions in such cases set important precedents that influence how laws are interpreted and enforced across the country. Protection of Fundamental Rights: The Supreme Court can ensure that the state does not violate basic rights such as the right to equality, freedom of speech, and right to privacy. Its i ...more
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Satellite-linked UAVs like the Heron Mk II represent a major advancement in military technology for the Indian armed forces. These Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) equipped with satellite communication (SATCOM) can operate over much larger areas and transmit real-time data, transforming surveillance and combat capabilities. Extended Range and Endurance: Satellite connectivity allows UAVs to be controlled far beyond the line of sight, enabling surveillance deep inside enemy territory or over vast oceanic expanses. Real-Time Data Transmis ...more
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