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Women’s Reservation Bill: Structural reservation Vs pragmatic representation

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By Pinky Anand
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Origins of the question of women’s reservation in India can be traced back all the way to the Constituent Assembly debates in India. Even amongst the women members of the Assembly, there was resistance to the idea of reservation of seats for women. Therefore, this question is not a new one, and neither is it purely legislative. Leaders such as Hansa Mehta asserted that political participation should be anchored in formal equality rather than reserved quotas.
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Digital addiction and the law: What tragedies such as Ghaziabad sisters’ deaths reveal about India’s regulatory blind spot

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By Pinky Anand
| The Indian Express Verified
The Ghaziabad incident inevitably recalls the national alarm over the Blue Whale Challenge. At the time, the government issued advisories under the Information Technology Act, 2000, directing intermediaries to remove harmful content and monitor material linked to self-harm.
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Opinion | TIP-ping Point: 7/11 Blasts And Judicial Lottery

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By Pinky Anand
| CNN-News18 Verified
Last Updated:July 28, 2025, 15:57 IST The 7/11 case has yet again raised disturbing questions about the moral compass of Indian criminal jurisprudence. Indian courts are notably more liberal in admitting evidence, even if tainted by illegality, choosing instead to assign it probative value after scrutiny. (Representational Image) The conscience of the nation stands enraged. Both possibilities speak volumes of systemic failure.
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