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Vaccine: Yes, India Can!

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Yes, we do indeed—as the science appears to indicate—have the weapon to beat the pandemic into submission. But it will take a while before we learn how best to use it most effectively and which segments of the human race we need to protect.
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The Supreme Court as a Court of Appeal

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A-G KK Venugopal has suggested that the apex court only hear cases of constitutional and national importance. Instead, there should be a Court of Appeal above High Courts, with four benches of 15 judges each.
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The Endless Struggle: Bhopal Settlement Violated in the Labyrinth of Law

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The victims of “the largest peacetime industrial disaster” have not only been deprived of full compensation, but face additional threats and new insecurities. The callous indifference of the bureaucr...
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Graduates and teachers constituencies in legislative councils don’t make sense anymore

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Elections of graduates and teachers constituencies in six state legislative councils are just over. These elections raise a number of points.
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Anti-Conversion laws: Future of religious freedom grows bleaker

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The world has seen wars over religious freedom. But India seems to be regressing with the implementation of various “anti-conversion” bills as it carries out the agenda of the government in power.
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One Nation, One Election: Trapped between desirability and feasibility

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The theme has been an abiding one for the prime minister. While supporters say it will save public money and reduce administrative burden, critics say it is against the principle of cooperative federalism.
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Farmer Anger: Flashback & Fast Forward

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When I started penning this week’s editorial on the surging farmers’ agitation sweeping across the land, I had an eerie feeling that I had encountered the words and phrases and analytical flourishes bubbling inside my head somewhere before and not that long ago.
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In Defence of Personal Liberty

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The chief justice of India’s statement that the SC is keen on discouraging petitioners resorting to Article 32 has drawn criticism as it is one of the basic features of the Constitution. Perhaps he was alluding to the flood of petitions reaching Court when personal liberty is not taken seriously by High Courts.
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Towards Isocracy? The Indian Constitution as a Site of Complex Equality

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The Constitution, through Articles 15 and 16, seeks to crystallise the idea of “complex equality” and the trilogy of Pavitra v Karnataka illustrates this. The apex court has thus emerged as the moral pedagogue of social justice.
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Is this the Golden Age of Ram’s Kingdom?

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Modern jurisprudence in India can be compared with justice that prevailed during Lord Ram’s reign. While there are many differences with these ancient precepts, commonalities in both legal codes are interesting.
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