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Bhumika Indulia

Bhumika Indulia is a qualified lawyer and legal editor with over 13 years of experience in law, legal publishing, and regulatory compliance. Her work focuses on clear, accurate legal reporting and analysis across legislation, case law, and criminal law reforms, alongside expertise in areas such as data privacy and cyber security. In June 2025, she founded The Bar Bulletin as an independent platform dedicated to informed, credible, and accessible legal discourse.

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Telegram Ban Under Section 69A

Delhi High Court Upholds Temporary Telegram Ban, Holds Blocking Order Under Section 69A IT Act Valid and Proportionate

TELEGRAM FZ LLC & ANR. vs. UNION OF INDIA & ORS. [Judgment Delivered on: 19.06.2026]
YSRCP Facebook Blocking Challenge

Andhra Pradesh High Court Issues Notice on YSR Congress Party’s Plea Challenging Blocking of Its Facebook Page

The Andhra Pradesh High Court on Thursday issued notice on a writ petition filed by the Yuvajana Sramika Rythu Congress...
Asset Disclosure In Execution

Bombay High Court Directs HDIL Promoter Associate Meena Kumar Rohra to Disclose Assets on Oath in Execution Proceedings

Unity Small Finance Bank Ltd v. Mrs Meena Kumar Rohra, Decided on 17.06.2026
Bihar Advocate General Appointment

Senior Advocate S.D. Sanjay Appointed as Advocate General of Bihar

The Bihar Government has appointed Senior Advocate S.D. Sanjay (Satyadarshi Sanjay) as the Advocate General for the State of Bihar...
Leader of Opposition Appointment

Calcutta HC Refuses Interim Relief Against Speaker’s Appointment of Breakaway TMC MLA as Leader of Opposition

The Calcutta High Court on Thursday declined to grant any interim relief against the decision of the West Bengal Legislative Assembly Speaker appointing breakaway TMC...
Jharkhand High Court

Jharkhand High Court Designates 10 Advocates as Senior Advocates

The Full Court of the Jharkhand High Court has designated 10 advocates as Senior Advocates in exercise of its powers under Section 16(2)...