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When Words Weigh Heavy: The Perils Of Off-the-Cuff Courtroom Remarks

A stray courtroom quip recently spiralled into a storm, reigniting debate over judges’ spontaneous observations and their amplified consequences in the age of live-streamed justice

Law, Morality, and the Republic’s Conscience

By Inderjit Badhwar The relationship between law and morality has always been uneasy, yet inseparable. Law is the instrument by which a society governs itself; morality is the compass by which it ...

When Law Meets Conscience: Gandhi, Ambedkar, and the Moral Compass of Justice

As India’s constitutional ideals face testing times, the chief justice’s reminder that “what is legal is not always just” revives the Gandhian-Ambedkarite dialogue—that morality must remain the heartbeat of the law

Back on the Table, But Still Hanging by a Thread

After continuously stalled negotiations, New Delhi and Washington are once again pushing for a breakthrough on a trade pact. Optimism is high, but entrenched disputes over tariffs, energy, agriculture and visas still threaten to derail the process

Authoritarian America in Uniform

How President Donald Trump’s vision of military power and political control threatens the foundations of US democracy

India’s Mounting Burden!

When nearly half of the country’s court cases are filed by the government itself, the promise of timely justice for citizens is put under severe strain

Blood on the Plateau

Four years of peaceful protest for statehood and constitutional safeguards ended in bloodshed on September 24 in Leh; activist Sonam Wangchuk was detained and later  arrested under the National Security Act

Demanding Continuity

In a landmark ruling, the apex court has mandated day-to-day hearings warning that the culture of endless adjournments violates the constitutional right to a speedy trial

Threads, Tastes and Memories: Bangladesh Envoy’s India Story

From Jamdani weaves to hilsa feasts, from student days in Aligarh to roadside golgappas—Bangladesh High Commissioner to India M Riaz Hamidullah shares his journey woven with culture, history, and heartfelt nostalgia

The Ignored Wisdom of Mediation

By Sujit Bhar When Chief Justice of India (CJI) BR Gavai spoke at the second National Mediation Conference in Bhubaneswar recently, his words carried the weight of both tradition and urgency. He s...

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