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Sabrang India
Delhi HC Upholds Detainee’s Right to Legal Consultation, Guaranteed by the Constitution
13 May 2021
The court held that the right to consult a legal counsel is guaranteed by the Constitution and cannot be diluted by the State
Sabrang India
Delhi HC Upholds Detainee’s Right to Legal Consultation, Guaranteed by the Constitution
12 May 2021
The court held that the right to consult a legal counsel is guaranteed by the Constitution and cannot be diluted by the State
Ram Puniyani
Gyanvapi Mosque: Yet Another Headlong March into an Unknowable Past
18 Apr 2021
There’s a push to rake up new disputes over worship sites. The propaganda machine is now after Aurangzeb.
Suhit K Sen
Why Top Court Slapped Down Crusader Against Religious Freedom
17 Apr 2021
The court drew the attention of the petitioner, an advocate, to the presence of the word ‘propagate’ in the Constitution.
Dinesh Dwivedi
Democracy Crumbles Under Central Push to Control NCT
07 Apr 2021
Democratic regression is incrementally visible in the presence of an absolutely centralising government.
Shubham Sharma
Death of a Comrade and More Brutal Assaults
22 Feb 2021
The protest was not about recovering lost glories of Hinduism or banning a book that has hurt sentiments of the minority, but a progressive one for access to education and jobs.
Jasvinder Sidhu
Julio Ribeiro: People of Punjab Wouldn’t Want Khalistan Problem Again
10 Feb 2021
Barricading farmers reveals government is nervous and lacks a clear strategy to deal with their protest, says the former DGP of Punjab.
Sudhir Kumar Suthar
Farm Laws Violate Democracy and Federalism
04 Feb 2021
Their economic rationale is important, but farmers are raising questions of federalism and democracy as well.
Anupama Roy
CAA 2019 and the Spectre of National Citizenship
26 Jan 2021
The three-pronged idea of citizenship germinating at the constitutional moment as status, rights and identity, have undergone significant transformations since the Constitution was drafted.
Pragya Singh
Political Scientist Neera Chandhoke on the Preamble, its Promises and their Betrayal
26 Jan 2021
The Preamble is precious for it creates space for popular sovereignty in a country that tends to have a very feudal political culture.