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Balancing the Books

By Shivanand Pandit In November 2021, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had declared the creation of India’s first-ever “Bad Bank”. Now in January 2022, the RBI has finally given the bad bank th...

Born Free, Stay Free

By Devender Singh Aswal Every man’s home, even if it has a thatched roof, is his citadel. A home is the sanctuary which provides us shelter, privacy, safety, security and joy unspeakable. Yet, pro...

Tardy Justice

By Lokendra Malik The Supreme Court of India, established in 1950, is considered one of the most powerful courts in the world. It is the guardian of the Constitution and has a great record of pr...

A Gift of Citizenship?

By Prof Upendra Baxi No doubt Indian citizens, and even persons within jurisdiction, are entitled to crucially important fundamental and human rights. And it may sound strange, but it is true that...

US Supreme Court: Biden’s first choice

By Kenneth Tiven in Washington In an announcement that surprised almost no one, US Supreme Court Justice Stephen Breyer said he will retire at the end of this court term, giving President Joe Bid...

Justice Sikri’s Quest for Human Dignity

By Lokendra Malik & Shaileshwar Yadav “Bowed by the weight of centuries he leans, Upon his hoe and gazes on the ground; The emptiness of ages on his face, And on his back the burden of world.”...

Pawns in Party Politics

By Devender Singh Aswal The New India script has multiple dimensions, including proposed changes in the Indian Administrative Service (Cadre) Rules, 1954, by the Government of India. But states se...

The Second Coming?

By Justice Kamaljit Singh Garewal “I disapprove of what you say, but I will defend to death your right to say it.” —Voltaire, French philosopher and writer (1694-1778) Freedom of speech is a...

Let Reforms Be Reformative

By Advocate Saju Jakob, Lily Thomas Jr Laws are made by man to protect society and the individual. Founded with the idea of creating order and keeping society safe, laws have turned into comprehen...

Living on Your Terms

By Shaan Katari Libby The last two years—with numbers of the dead being the very first thing we hear on the news—has meant that we have all had to accept our own mortality. “Carpe diem” or “s...

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