गोपनीयतेचा ‘आधार’ गोपनीयता हा जीवनाच्या हक्काचा स्वाभाविक भाग असल्याचा निर्वाळा देऊन सर्वोच्च न्यायालयाच्या नऊ न्यायाधीशांच्या खंडपीठाने खासगीपणाला मूलभूत हक्काचा दर्जा दिला आहे. राज्यघटनेतील अनुच्छेद २१
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Right To Privacy Is Fundamental Right Under Constitution Declares Supreme Court of India– | विशेष संपादकीय: स्वातंत्र्याची प्राणप्रतिष्ठा | Loksatta–25.08.2017
हा दिवस तमाम भारतीयांना अभिमान वाटावा असा. सर्वोच्च न्यायालयाच्या घटनापीठाने गुरुवारी एका ऐतिहासिक निर्णयात खासगीपणा हा मूलभूत अधिकार असल्याचा निवाडा दिला असून आधुनिक समाजनिर्मितीसाठी १३४
An inalienable privacy right: Supreme Court puts constitutional check to creeping majoritarianism of our times–25.08.2017
It’s been a historic week in the Supreme Court. On Tuesday a divided five judge Constitutional Bench of the Court declared triple talaq unconstitutional –
Momentous judgment: Locating privacy in the Constitution upholds civil liberties in a digitally networked era–25.08.2017
The 9-0 Supreme Court judgment pronouncing right to privacy as a fundamental right intrinsic to the right to life and personal liberty protected by Article
‘Right to privacy now includes all your choices: where you live, whom you marry, your sexual orientation’–25.08.2017
Arvind Datar is a senior advocate in the Supreme Court of India and represented one of the petitioners in the landmark Justice KS Puttaswamy and Others
Privacy, dignity, sexual autonomy | The Indian Express–25.08.2017
Written by Apar Gupta The right to privacy was a constitutionally accepted and applied right recognised by an interpretative device of the Supreme Court since 1975.
Fundamental rights redefined | The Indian Express–25.08.2017
The judgment also puts an end to some pernicious myths about the right to privacy. Illustration: C R Sasikumar The right to privacy is not
A Brake On Government | The Indian Express–Written by Indira Jaising 25.08.2017
I do not normally make comments about judges when writing about their judgments, but this is an exception to the rule. I was present in
A right for the future | The Indian Express–Written by ARVIND P. DATAR –25.08.2017
The observations on privacy did not really amount to a categorical ruling that there was no right to privacy. Thursday morning, a bench of nine
Tax, in the bigger picture | The Indian Express–25.08.2017
Understanding is not merely a product of objective analysis. It needs a perspective as well. The national debate on GST is a case in point.
Right to privacy: India couldn’t have got a better gift in 70th year of Independence | editorials | Hindustan Times–25.08.2017
The Supreme Court’s declaration that citizens have a ‘right to be left alone’ is a huge milestone in the history of the Indian Republic and
Right to privacy: Supreme Court judgment mirrors people’s aspirations | analysis | Hindustan Times–25.08.2017
August 24, 2017 is a red-letter day in the history of India. In a landmark judgment, the Supreme Court of India has unanimously declared the
Right to privacy not just for privileged few, it’s a part of what makes us human | analysis | Hindustan Times–25.08.2017
In a verdict that will surely count as one of the most important for human rights in recent times, the Supreme Court of India has
Citizen vs State: On right to privacy verdict – The Hindu–25.08.2017
In a rare unanimous verdict pronounced by nine judges, the Supreme Court has ruled that privacy is a fundamental right that requires constitutional protection. It
Don’t fear the trade deficit – The Hindu–25.08.2017
Amidst rising political tensions between India and China, trade relations between the two countries have come under some pressure recently. India’s trade deficit with China,
Spare the taxpayer: Recapitalisation of public sector banks needs to come with governance reforms–Times of India–24.08.2017
Financial results of public sector banks for April-June quarter show that they remain fragile. Collectively, they made a loss when their private sector peers turned
Unsafe as houses: Watch out – your dream home could become a nightmare –Times of India–24.08.2017
Most Indians dream of owning a home. And, if recent developments are anything to go by, the chances are that their dream home will remain
Open letter to incoming CJI: The most pressing priorities before India’s judiciary, and how to address them–Times of India–24.08.2017
Respected CJI designate, You are about to head the world’s most populous functioning democracy’s apex court, the planet’s most dynamic judicial institution, a final court
Despite RERA, Centre and states not doing enough to protect home buyers | analysis | Hindustan Times–24.08.2017
The Real Estate (Regulation) Act, 2016, the flagship legislation to protect home buyers, has come into force, but its implementation on the ground continues to