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ILI could be a good place for PhD. NLS has improved quite a bit now when compared to 4-5 years ago, with its fellowship and other things. Process is very streamlined, you have a proper scholarship and doctoral committee is much more responsive. Even NUJS has done away with its earlier structure and things are much more smooth there.
Then you also have good central Universities- JNU, BHU, AMU and some others. JNU is still very well regarded in academia, BHU also is very good but I'm not aware of its PhD program.
Other universities I don't really have an idea
You can do both from TISS.