MEDIA LAWS IN CONSTITUTIONAL FRAMEWORK
Author (s): Dr. Rakhi Singh Chouhan
Publisher: SAAR Publications (Reg.) 
Published: October 2024
Language: English
ISBN: 978-81-981812-1-3
DOI: 10.21276/saar/978-81-981812-1-3
Pages: 147
Citation: Chouhan, R.S.(2025). Media laws in constitutional framework. SAAR Publications. DOI:
ABOUT THE BOOK
Media Laws in the Constitutional Framework is a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationship between media rights and responsibilities within the legal and constitutional context. The media plays a crucial role in shaping public discourse, informing citizens, and influencing democratic processes. However, with this power comes the responsibility to operate within ethical and legal boundaries. This book delves into the principles governing media regulations, press freedom, and the limits imposed by national security, public order, and individual rights. Through an in-depth analysis of legislative frameworks and judicial interpretations, this book examines how constitutional democracies navigate the delicate balance between upholding free speech and preventing misuse of media influence. It traces the historical evolution of media laws, landmark court decisions, and contemporary challenges such as censorship, privacy concerns, and misinformation in the digital age. Designed for students, legal professionals, journalists, and anyone interested in media regulations, Media Laws in the Constitutional Framework provides valuable insights into the legal mechanisms that safeguard both media freedom and public accountability. By addressing key debates and emerging trends, this book offers a nuanced understanding of how societies can uphold free expression while ensuring that media serves as a pillar of truth, transparency, and democratic integrity.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface (vii)
01. | Concept | (1) |
02. | Constitutional Framework on Media Laws | (40) |
03. | Civil Liberties and Rights in Contemporary Society | (49) |
04. | Films and Censorship | (94) |
05. | Laws Covering Media Actions | (108) |
06. | Government Control Over Media | (117) |
07. | Social Media and Freedom of Speech and Expression | (125) |
08. | Sting Operations and Power of Media | (130) |
09. | Trial by Media | (137) |
10. | Judicial Activism and Freedom of Media | (142) |
11. | Influence of Media and Contempt of Court | (147) |