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India has touched 79: It is, for every Indian, a day of gratitude and one that must be celebrated

This Independence Day was a celebration of freedom and sacrifice, but also a reminder of how patriotism and politics now jostle for space on a national stage meant for unity

A Pause Before Reform

The Bar Council of India’s three-year freeze on new institutions  exposes deep cracks in India’s legal education system

Apex Court Holds The Orphan’s Hand

The top court has done something deceptively simple: it has tied the fate of India’s most invisible children to the most universal public institution we have: the neighbourhood school. If properly enforced, this order might one day be seen as the moment orphanhood moved from charitable afterthought to rights-based entitlement

Anxiety, Aspirations, and Achievements of Indian Constitutionalism: An Honest Citizen’s Stormy Voyage

It is very rare to come across an anthology of critical essays by a serving  bureaucrat. The book makes an important contribution to contemporary studies in Indian Constitutionalism and needs a patient reading

A City At War With Its Strays 

By Inderjit Badhwar  The Supreme Court’s handling of Delhi’s stray dog crisis has taken a dramatic turn. Within days of its August 11 directive to “immediately remove” stray dogs from the capital’...

Stray Dogs, Human Rights

The Supreme Court’s reversal of its August 11 order to “immediately remove” Delhi’s strays underscores the deep tension between public safety concerns and constitutional protections for animals, pushing the debate towards a long-overdue policy framework that balances the rights of both humans and dogs

Taking the Initiative

The Latin term meaning “on its own motion”, refers to a court or other authority taking action without a formal request or petition from a party involved. In essence, it means the entity is acting on its own initiative. The judiciary has not hesitated to act on its own when it sees an issue involving public interest or individuals being wronged

“Vote Theft” Bombshell Puts EC in the Dock

Allegations of large-scale voter fraud snowball into a political storm, with the Congress seizing the moment to corner the Modi government

From Democracy to Dictatorship: Trump’s Second Act Unfolds

A chaotic mix of authoritarian ambition, racial dog whistles,  and political theatre is reshaping America’s governance—and the rest of the world is bracing for impact

Fixing Urban India’s Pollution Problem

A landmark decision by the apex court empowers Pollution Control Boards to use both preventive and remedial penalties against polluters, strengthening India’s commitment to the Polluter Pays Principle and environmental protection

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