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Constitution Murder Day: A Gimmick

NEW DELHI, July 22 -- Grabbing headlines by making strange and unusual declarations has been a gimmick adopted by the BJP government under PM Narendra Modi. People generally try to forget past events ... Read More


Investigating a Murder Accusation

NEW DELHI, July 22 -- The recent declaration by the Modi government to observe June 25 as "Constitution Murder Day" marks yet another attempt by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) to manipulate historic... Read More


The Guilty Will Not Be Spared...

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- How reassuring it was to hear the Chief Minister of Maharashtra say in a firm voice that the guilty who were involved in the running over and killing of Kaveri Nakhwa 'will not b... Read More


The Evolution of Education from Slate to AI

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- The journey from my childhood school days to today's modern classrooms mirrors the sweeping changes that technology has brought to the educational landscape. As I reflect on this... Read More


The Crisis of the British Model of Democracy: A Landslide Without Majority

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- The smooth and quick transfer of power in the UK speaks volumes about the great democratic tradition in that country. Election results came out during the day, and by the afterno... Read More


Celebrating the Silver Anniversary of 'Going Smoke-Free'

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- Is there any constitutional right to smoke or toke? This unanswered legal question and public health priority was aptly addressed and answered by the Division Bench of the Kerala... Read More


Segregated but Not Secured

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- Negotiations in NDA Government 3.0 also enhance workers' rights expectations, particularly in the informal labour market. Despite being defined by new labour codes and segregated... Read More


Not Adani-Ambani Capitalism but Sarvahara Socialism

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- Forty per cent of child food poverty is reported in India, which is much higher than the global average of 27%. India is the second highest in child food poverty in South Asia. C... Read More


Criminalising 'Conversions'!

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- On July 1, 2024, Justice Rohit Ranjan Agarwal of the Allahabad High Court, in a bizarre comment, said, "If this process (religious conversion) is allowed to be carried out, the m... Read More


An Appeal for Hindutva/Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh (RSS) Research Institute

NEW DELHI, July 15 -- The deep and disturbing observations - recorded in the Final Statement of the Catholic Bishops' Conference of India (CBCI) at their XXXVI Biennial General Body Meeting that was h... Read More