This book is a timely and incisive examination of the law relating to public media in India. The author comprehensively covers the field, analyzing relevant statutes and cases. Beyond a mere overview, the treatise contains perceptive commentaries and closely-reasoned critiques of various aspects of media law. 

As a trenchant analysis of media law, this book is perhaps unique both in its scope and its depth. A timely collation of enactments and precedents put together for the students and practitioners of law and journalism in India. The influence and reach of media is widespread and this book is indispensable for all those concerned with it directly or indirectly.

• Constitutional Foundations

• Hate Speech

• Morality, Obscenity and Censorship

• Privileges of Parliament and the State Assemblies

• Contempt of Court

• Defamation

• Reporting Judicial Proceedings

• The Right to Privacy

• Broadcasting

• Copyright

• Taxation

• The Right to Information

• Historical Foundations

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