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Krishnadas Rajagopal

Krishnadas Rajagopal is Legal Correspondent with The Hindu since 2012. A law graduate turned journalist, he covers Supreme court and also writes long form, explainers, analysis and decodes complicated legal jargons for the general audience. He started out as a journalist with The New Indian Express in Chennai. Shifted to Delhi to begin covering the trial courts for the Press Trust of India before joining The Indian Express to handle the Delhi High Court and the Supreme Court beats.

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The Supreme Court of India. Photo credit: The Hindu

Diversify agriculture and encourage farmers to grow pulses, Supreme Court tells government

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The Supreme Court remarked that the term ‘passive euthanasia’ is obsolete. File.

Why did the SC allow passive euthanasia? | Explained

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A view of Sabarimala Ayyappa temple

Kerala moderates stance on Sabarimala restriction on entry of women

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Mahua Moitra. File

Lokpal asks Supreme Court to clarify on procedure for grant of sanctions

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Paid menstrual pain leave may cost women their careers, Supreme Court apprehends

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A view of gharials. Image used for representation purpose only.

Supreme Court steps in to save the home of gharials at Chambal

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Supreme Court to look into what constitutes ‘personal data’ in DPDP laws

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Supreme Court judge distinguishes between active and passive euthanasia

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The court said that the interest of the state must not be allowed to overpower the dignity which must be equally assured to individuals in the process of life and death. Photo: Image by www.freepik.com

Right to dignified death prevails over interest of the state: Supreme Court

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NCERT book row: Supreme Court unhappy with ‘rewritten’ chapter

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Supreme Court upholds right to die with dignity, allows withdrawal of life support for man in vegetative state

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The patient, Harish Rana, had sustained severe head injuries and 100% quadriplegic disability after sustaining a fall from the fourth floor. Image for representation only

Supreme Court to pronounce judgment on withdrawal of life support to a 31-year-old man

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The Supreme Court of India. File

Supreme Court to look into plea against law on Muslim inheritance

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Supreme Court sought balance between protecting the nation against fake online content and safeguarding the right to free speech while the Centre defended that its Information Technology Rules was not meant to curb humour, satire or criticism of the government.

Supreme Court urges balance as Centre clarifies IT Rules not meant to curb humour, satire or criticism

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