Media Law Including Right to Information Act

Media Law by Dr. Rakesh Kumar Singh and Souvik Dhar is a comprehensive and structured examination of the legal principles regulating media in India. The book provides an in-depth understanding of the constitutional foundation of freedom of speech and expression, along with the statutory and regulatory framework governing print, electronic, and digital media.

A significant highlight of this publication is its detailed coverage of the Right to Information Act, which plays a crucial role in promoting transparency, accountability, and democratic governance. The authors explain the scope, procedure, limitations, and judicial interpretation of the RTI Act, making it highly useful for students and professionals.

The book also addresses critical issues such as defamation, contempt of court, media ethics, broadcasting regulations, digital content liability, and the evolving challenges posed by online platforms. By combining theoretical concepts with legal analysis, it provides clarity on complex intersections between media freedom and legal restrictions.

Designed for law students, journalism students, academicians, media professionals, and legal practitioners, this book bridges academic study and practical application. It serves as both a foundational text and a professional reference, making it a valuable addition to any law or media studies library.