Today, On 28th March, The Supreme Court ruled that the notion of art or stand-up comedy inciting hatred could severely restrict free speech. The court emphasized that literature, poetry, drama, films, satire, and stage performances enrich human life. It highlighted the importance of artistic expression in a democratic society. The verdict reinforces the constitutional protection of creative freedom in India.
Today, On 18th November, the Bombay High Court upheld the ban on mobile phones inside polling booths, asserting its legality. A PIL argued for phone use for identity verification via the DigiLocker app but was dismissed. The court emphasized that the ban supports election integrity and prevents misuse of technology, marking it as constitutional.