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From Lucknow To Low Earth Orbit: Shukla’s Giant Leap For India

Group Captain Shubhanshu Shukla’s journey from a modest Lucknow neighbourhood to becoming the face of India’s first human spaceflight is a story of quiet determination, national pride, and a view of Earth that transcends borders

Words Under Siege

As fresh demands echo from the ruling establishment to drop “secular” and “socialist” from the Preamble, a deeper ideological clash unfolds—between foundational values and political reinterpretation, between constitutional permanence and partisan preference

Who Judges The Judges?

By Inderjit Badhwar There are moments in the life of a democracy when uncomfortable truths must be confronted, no matter how deeply embedded they are in our national consciousness or institutions...

Judging the Judges

As two High Court judges face rare impeachment proceedings—one for a communal speech, the other for unexplained cash—the silence, delays, and internal mechanisms of the judiciary come under urgent national scrutiny. Can trust in the justice system be restored?

Faultlines of Fire: Iran, Israel, and the New Middle East War

By Annunthra Rangan Over the past two years, the Middle East has remained a focal point in international affairs, largely due to the ongoing Israel-Palestine conflict. The United States’ unwaverin...

The Midas Bench: Justice Abhay Oka’s Legacy of Law, Liberty, and Constitutionalism

As the apex court judge retired recently, his judicial record glows with fearless  interpretation, social pedagogy, and constitutional innovation across criminal law, free speech, environmental justice, and privacy

Bloodlines Not Required

In a child-centric ruling with wide legal and moral implications, the Bombay High Court affirms that legal guardianship must be treated at par with biological or adoptive parenthood—especially in matters of institutional access and rights

The Battle for Babasaheb: Prakash Ambedkar on Legacy, Politics, and the Constitution

As political parties across the spectrum scramble to claim his legacy for electoral gain, his grandson breaks his silence in a forthright interview—questioning Congress, criticising BJP, and warning of a future where Aurangzeb becomes the next Ayodhya

The Missing Pillar in Global Justice

As the International Criminal Court marks 24 years of a historic experiment in global accountability, India’s continued absence raises troubling questions—not only about strategy and sovereignty, but about justice, leadership, and the moral architecture of a rules-based world order

Noblesse Oblige: Women’s Rights on Father’s Property

A daughter’s legal fight over property and social norms shows up the deep faultlines in Indian family values, vis-à-vis legal preconditions

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