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HOME>> Byline >> THE COLONIAL ORIGINS AND CONSTITUTIONALITY OF ‘SEDITION’ Identity politics, elections and the Representation of the People Act, 1951 Noise pollution and judicial restraint ANALYSING THE INDIAN POSITION ON SEDITION CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF SECTION 124A Constituent Assembly debates on sedition: Part 1 The Indian position on the issue of sedition SEDITION: DISAFFECTION VS DISAPPROBATION The colonial origins and constitutionality of ‘sedition’ DEVELOPMENT, NATURE AND DHARMA Social media, free expression and competition law Understanding the value of the past A soft state and judicial populism: A match made in hell Indigeneity, land ontologies and ‘development’ INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND INDIGENEITY A civilisational approach to blasphemy Section 295A: The ‘Blasphemy’ Provision Identity politics, elections and the Representation of the People Act, 1951 Vedantic universalism, Indic civilisational renaissance & diversity The curious case of Indian secularism A feudal democracy? Conversations, certitude and disagreements Religion, race and colonialism The European origins of cultural coloniality The coloniality of modernity Public morality, public opinion and policymaking Free speech and its impact on policymaking Free speech and its impact on policymaking Fifty one shades of speech LOAD MORE No More
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