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Delhi High Court: Foreign Documents Not Automatically Admissible Merely Because They Are Received Through Official Channels

Criminal Law & Prosecution, Legal Updates & News

In Ritu Singal v. Bureau of Immigration & Ors., 2026:DHC:3806, the Delhi High Court delivered an important and comprehensive judgment delineating the scope, limits, and constitutional validity of Look Out Circulars (“LOCs”), holding that mere default in repayment of loans or financial liabilities cannot justify curtailment of the fundamental right to travel abroad under Article 21 […]

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Delhi High Court on Look Out Circular (LOC): Landmark Judgment on Loan Defaults, Article 21 & Right to Travel Abroad

Criminal Law & Prosecution, Legal Updates & News

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MeitY Section 69A order blocking Telegram in India 2026

Telegram Ban in India 2026: Section 69A, DPDP & IPR Law

IT, Cyber Law & Data Protection, Legal Updates & News

Introduction The Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) on 16 June 2026 issued two directions related to the Telegram messaging platform under the recommendations of the National Testing Agency (NTA).[1] The first was a temporary ban on Telegram that was carried out across the country. This restriction was valid till 22 June 2026, i.e.,

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