Ananth Padmanabhan

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Ananth Padmanabhan is a fellow at Carnegie India, New Delhi. He studied Law at NLSIU, Bengaluru, and has a master’s degree in law from the University of Pennsylvania. His primary research focus is technology, regulation, and public policy, and the intersection of these three fields in India, and has authored the treatise Intellectual Property Rights: Infringement and Remedies. His latest book is an edited volume, India as a Pioneer of Innovation. Follow him at @ananth1148.

India has wide grounds for internet shutdowns but minimal safeguards – 2019 saw its result

Madhav Khosla - 31 December, 2019

Indian govt’s regulation policy for drones covered everything but privacy

Ananth Padmanabhan - 1 November, 2019

Indian policies must enable new technology, not impede it

Ananth Padmanabhan - 27 June, 2019

How Jamaican Supreme Court has killed India’s hope of selling Aadhaar to the world, for now

Madhav Khosla - 20 June, 2019

What the Aadhaar Amendment Bill fails to address

Madhav Khosla - 7 January, 2019

Twice in a week, India moves to clamp down free speech

Madhav Khosla - 27 December, 2018

Both BJP and Congress are complicit in expanding state surveillance without legal basis

Madhav Khosla - 24 December, 2018

In Aadhaar, Supreme Court did not probe if it is a tool to track citizens

Madhav Khosla - 30 September, 2018

On privacy, Supreme Court’s Aadhaar verdict doesn’t even engage with the concerns

Madhav Khosla - 27 September, 2018

Draft data protection bill pays little attention to the dangers of state power

Madhav Khosla - 30 July, 2018

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ThePrint Team - 28 May, 2021

Opinion

Indian drawing room talk on ‘merit’ stands demolished by Supreme Court NEET ruling

Anurag Bhaskar - 22 January, 2022

Supreme Court's explanation on the constitutional validity of OBC quota in NEET rejects commonly held views of dominant castes who are blind to India's social realities.

Sania Mirza does it again. Just like she did on motherhood, Pakistani spouse and court-dress

22 January, 2022

India must do homework before commercial contracts, no room for fuzziness in art of the deal

22 January, 2022

Economy

RBI data reveals demonetisation was the epitome of whimsical, illogical policymaking

Praveen Chakravarty - 31 August, 2017

The government wanted demonetisation to combat three problems. None of them seem to have been solved.

Ananth Padmanabhan

On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

Indian drawing room talk on ‘merit’ stands demolished by Supreme Court NEET ruling

Sania Mirza does it again. Just like she did on motherhood, Pakistani spouse and court-dress

India must do homework before commercial contracts, no room for fuzziness in art of the deal

Economy

RBI data reveals demonetisation was the epitome of whimsical, illogical policymaking

Defence

The biggest challenges Nirmala Sitharaman will face as India’s new Defence Minister

National Interest

Modi vs non-BJP CMs: When most popular isn’t all-powerful & why Centre-state ties will worsen

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