Constitution

Editor’s Pick
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Editor’s Pick
The RSS legal front’s increasing hold over the judicial system
Law / Reportage
The RSS legal front’s increasing hold over the judicial system
Sushovan Patnaik
Politics / Commentary Ambedkar, anarchy and hope Vidya Krishnan
Politics / Commentary Modi government’s attempts to replace Rights with Duties will have damning consequences Seema Chishti
Law / Books The shadow of the First Amendment Bastian Steuwer
Economy / Commentary Economic goals cannot disavow Constitutional vision: Anand Teltumbde writes from prison Anand Teltumbde
Politics / Commentary With federal resistance to the CAA, Article 256 prepares to take centre stage Shubhankar Dam
Politics / Commentary The contours of the federal showdown over the CAA and NRC Shubhankar Dam
Politics / Commentary The CAA protests shake the old bounds of Indian secular morality Rahul Rao
Law / Interview Obviating the framework of Article 370 is intentionally mala fide: Senior advocate Rajeev Dhavan Arshu John
Politics / Interview Making Kashmir a union territory is bogus and pointless: Former interlocutor Radha Kumar Mehak Mahajan
Government and Policy / Interview This is a question of autonomy, not integration: Faizan Mustafa on the constitutional background of Article 370 Arshu John
Religion / Commentary Why a PIL on women’s entry at the Nizamuddin dargah cannot be compared to Sabarimala Mohsin Alam Bhat
Politics / Interview “Pluralism is not anybody’s gift, it cannot be taken away”: Former vice president Hamid Ansari Jipson John and Jitheesh PM
Government / Essay Does the Constitution keep its promises? Achin Vanaik
Politics / Commentary The Congress’s ill-thought-out imitation of the BJP on Sabarimala Abhay Regi
Government and Policy / Commentary Why the Maratha reservation is unlikely to survive a constitutional challenge Malavika Prasad
Gender And Sexuality / Interview “The beauty of the Constitution is that it compels us to unlearn our prejudices”: Menaka Guruswamy discusses the Section 377 judgment Arshu John
Government / Essay Framers of India’s Constitution were divided on representative government for Delhi Vineeth Krishna
Politics / Commentary How the increasingly partisan role of the speaker compromises democracy Alok Prasanna Kumar
Law / Commentary Legal Age: The Constituent Assembly Discusses Judicial Independence and Judges' Retirement The Caravan
Law / News The MPs and MLAs Who Elect Our President Do Not Make an Informed Choice, And This Must Change Venkataraman Ganesh
Law / Reportage Chief Justice Khehar and the tussle between the executive and the judiciary Atul Dev
Law / Interview In This Democracy, We Must Not Distrust or Suspect Dissent, or Disagree with it The Caravan
Law / The Lede The battle to secure matrilineal citizenship rights in Nepal Mallika Aryal
Law / Commentary The Haryana Panchayati Raj Judgment Is Not Backed By The Constitution Jhuma Sen
Law / Commentary Why the IT Act is dangerously open to procedural misuse Suhrith Parthasarthy
Law / Commentary What the legacy of former Supreme Court Justice HR Khanna can tell us about the dangers of judicial power Madhav Khosla
Politics / Books Ramachandra Guha’s anthology of Indian political thinkers masterfully chronicles an indigenous liberal tradition—but what lies beyond its boundaries? Nakul Krishna