Consent, Character and the Constitution
In a country where young consenting couples are still killed in the name of “honour”, the law often finds itself confronting not merely crime, but deeply entrenched social attitudes. Official…
Consent, Character and the Constitution
In a country where young consenting couples are still killed in the name of “honour”, the law often finds itself confronting not merely crime, but deeply entrenched social attitudes. Official…
“I Still Love Didi, But It’s Too Late”
If Trinamool Congress Member of Parliament (MP)-turned-rebel Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar is the mastermind behind the splitting of the party, Satabdi Roy is the second-in-command. Unlike Ghosh, Roy is not the…
“I Still Love Didi, But It’s Too Late”
If Trinamool Congress Member of Parliament (MP)-turned-rebel Kakoli Ghosh Dastidar is the mastermind behind the splitting of the party, Satabdi Roy is the second-in-command. Unlike Ghosh, Roy is not the…
Memorandum Or Mirage?
By Kenneth Tiven The US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding represents a tacit admission that large-scale aerial bombardment, a defining military strategy of the 20th century, is no longer the decisive instrument…
Memorandum Or Mirage?
By Kenneth Tiven The US-Iran Memorandum of Understanding represents a tacit admission that large-scale aerial bombardment, a defining military strategy of the 20th century, is no longer the decisive instrument…
Supreme Court terms pedestrians’ right to safe footpaths part of Articles 19 and 21
The Supreme Court on Friday held that the right of pedestrians to walk on safe and properly maintained footpaths formed an integral part of the rights guaranteed under Articles 19…
Decolonising the Digital Age
By Pawan Kumar The digital revolution has transformed modern life in ways unimaginable just a generation ago. It has democratized access to information, connected billions across continents, accelerated innovation, and…