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Bridging the Gap in Legal Education

By Sanjay Raman Sinha As the National Education Policy 2020 gets implemented hopes are high for legal education as well. It is expected that with the overhaul of the education ecosystem, legal edu...

NEP and the Future of Indian Education

By Sanjay Raman Sinha The rollout of NEP 2020 has revived long-standing North-South tensions, especially over the contentious three-language policy. Tamil Nadu's staunch opposition is morphing int...

Balochistan On The Brink: The Cost of Coercion in a Political Vacuum

By Prof (Dr) S Surya Prakash The bloodbath, marked by a confrontation with Islamabad, reflects the Baloch struggle for existence and survival against the exploitation of their re­sources by the Pu...

“Owning My Blackness”: Sarada Muraleedharan’s Quiet Revolution from Power to Pain

By Kumkum Chadha To call her a victim would be an insult to her strength. She is an accomplished civil servant with a career that many would envy. Sarada Muraleedharan, Kerala’s chief secretary, h...

Tariffs, Tensions & the Dollar: Trump’s Economic Showdown with BRICS

By Annunthra Rangan As geopolitical tensions mount, US President Donald Trump has threatened to impose 100 percent tariffs on countries that challenge the US dollar’s global dominance—chief among ...

The Perils of Prejudice: Justice Nirmal Yadav’s Ordeal and the Echoes of Media Trials

By Prof Upendra Baxi We live amidst the outcries of alleged popular opinion, and media trials, and pop media surveys about diminishing public confidence in courts and trust and faith in the judici...

When Bulldozers Threaten The Constitution

By Inderjit Badhwar Sometimes, a magazine cover chooses itself. This is one of those times. As we watched images of homes, shops, livelihoods—and most recently, even lives—being crushed under the ...

Bulldozer Nation: When the Rule of Law Is Crushed Under Wheels of State Power

By Dilip Bobb Bulldozer justice has become a thorn in the side of justice, particularly in the BJP-ruled states of Uttar Pradesh and Maharashtra, with the authorities carrying out demolitions of p...

Finally, Some Good Laws

By Sujit Bhar As India’s business atmosphere gets murkier by the day, as manufacturing-related productivity is set to virtually collapse in a heap, and as foreign investment turns into a trickle, ...

Red Meat And Retribution

By Kenneth Tiven I have had lunch in the White House mess hall. I can report that the food was good and inexpensive. That was then. What follows is the here-and-now “menu” of fresh items. The comm...

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