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Bludgeoning scientific temper

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Azim Premji said “actions must be based on good science”. But it is astrology, Vedic maths, cow urine therapy and havan impact studies that have entered academia, leading to truth becoming a casualty in the war against Covid-19.
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Was the Goa court right in ignoring the rape survivor’s testimony to acquit Tarun Tejpal?

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On 21 May, in State vs Tarun Tejpal, Goa additional sessions court judge Kshama M. Joshi upheld only one charge, that of Tarun Tejpal being in a position of control and dominance in relation to his rape accuser when he was editor-in-chief of Tehelka magazine.
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Social Media: India’s New Epidemic

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And now, in the wake of the damage that BJP’s reputation has suffered at the hands of the social media, the very party which came to power through the deft use of a formidable network of IT “cells” using these same platforms, now wants them rendered ineffective.
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Amoral Taxes

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In India, the Constitution authorises the government to raise taxes, but also says that each taxation idea must be accompanied by a law, enacted to that end. Taxes are legal but how ethical are they?
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Hybrid Hearing: Not a Necessity, But an Opportunity

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The breakout of Covid-19 necessitated the formation of digital courts. However, not all lawyers are conversant with its intricacies. The way out is hybrid courts like abroad which will serve the citizens well.
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CJI NV Ramana’s tenure: Plugging the gaps

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The challenges before the chief justice of India are varied, starting with giving more teeth to the SC Collegium, ensuring more diversity on the apex court benches and taking urgent measures to restore the public trust in the judiciary. But he has the courage and commitment to take these head on.
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Federalism: Split wide open

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Recent disagreements between the Union and states have shown that federalism can succeed only if both run administrations according to the Constitution, constitutionalism and constitutional morality.
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Laws for seafarers: All at sea over Covid-19

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A recent study found gaping holes in the laws that apply to international seafarers during the Covid 19 pandemic. Normally, this would have been a major human rights violation issue. Today, it is also a bigger, legal problem.
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Brexit and the Indian Perspective

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Great Britain is no longer part of the European Union. This ends the free movement of goods between the United Kingdom and the European Union. India perceives it to be a good chance to improve trade relations with both but hurdles remain.
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Limits to Executive Rule-making Powers: The Quiescence of the British Courts?

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In the case of facilitating British citizenship to children born of legal migrants who were law-aiding British citizens, it should be seen that their core human rights are not violated and justice is dispensed.
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