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What is Regulatory Capture? Regulatory capture means when a sector regulator acts  in favour of companies or special interest groups of

Context: Amnesty International raised concerns that extensive surveillance of Hyderabad is putting human rights at risk. How surveillance is carried

Context: The enactment of farm laws, sustained farmer protests against them over the year and the eventual repeal has many

India enacted legislation for cooperatives in 1904. All India rural credit survey committee in 1954 pointed out that the cooperatives

Summary: Unjustified arrests and denying bails are increasing in India which needs a course correction. Background: Unlike most democratic countries,

Summary: In Thwaha Fasal vs Union of India, the Court has deconstructed the provisions of the Unlawful Activities Prevention Act (UAPA). This has

Administrative reforms brought by the government, to encourage greater efficiency, to transparency and create corruption free governance by increasing accountability

Context: Essential Defence Services Bill introduced by Ministry of Defence for maintenance of essential defence services & to prevent government-owned

Preventive Detention: Preventive Detention is the most contentious part of fundamental rights in the Indian constitution. The Article 22 (3)