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Trial by jury can restore public confidence in judiciary

As the judiciary increasingly comes under criticism, would an impartial jury trial by laypersons be desirable? They would be the very embodiment of equity and allow for a more open system of justice.

ASSAULTING THE BENCHES

The growing and steady barrage of ad hominem public attacks on sitting senior judges reveal how the Supreme Court has become an arena for target practice by politicians and opportunists from within and outside.

SVAMITVA Yojana Cards: Monetising land with the ability to impose property tax

In a laudable move by the centre, property cards have been distributed to those living in rural segments in order to deliver land ownership rights and allow them to use this as an asset for borrowing funds.

Law students write to Chief Justice of India over attack on judiciary

We are law students of various law schools. As students of law, we are taught in our class rooms that the independence of the judiciary is of utmost importance in protecting the pillars of a democracy.

UAPA: Single-window solution to curb dissent, journalism

The arrest of a journalist en route to Hathras has unveiled the draconian features of the Act, under which anyone can be arrested for a period of six months without any proof of anti-national activities. It raises serious questions about violation of human rights.

Aarey Forest: Saving Mumbai’s green lung by a whisker

In a move that has calmed tempers, Maharashtra CM Uddhav Thackeray has shifted a proposed Metro car shed from Aarey forest to government land in Kanjurmarg, thereby saving a green lung of Mumbai.

Covid-19 and court hearings

Even as the world awaits the arrival of a Covid-19 vaccine, the reality is slowly dawning that this deadly virus is likely to stick around for some time, creating havoc. Under these circumstances, how are various courts delivering justice?

Stubble burning: Farmers alone can’t be blamed for Delhi’s air pollution

The Delhi government is preparing bio-chemicals which can reduce stubble to manure and be sprayed across 800 hectares of farmland near the national capital.

Ram Vilas Paswan: A Master Tactician and Friend to All

This tall Dalit leader could catch the imagination of the impoverished and the downtrodden with his simple analogies, and at the same time, make friends from all political dispensations By India L...

Ram Vilas Paswan: Always Politically Relevant

Ram Vilas Paswan cleared the Bihar Civil Services exam in 1969 and qualified to become a deputy superintendent of police. But he rejected the offer and decided to take the plunge into politics.In 196...

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