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India is a “Union of States” and not a Nation in Constitution. Why?
(Ram Madhav of BJP and Shashi Tharoor of Congress differ on their perception on India and its foundations. Below is a debate between the...
Shashi Tharoor’s book is clinically dissected by J Sai Deepak
https://youtu.be/jcwqjDI3q2g
A Sikh girl in Kashmir Valley: Where are you on the two sides of divide?
Let’s say there are two sides to divide on a recent Sikh girl’s marriage to a Muslim in the Kashmir Valley. Let’s define them...
India’s democracy and its people are not on good terms: Why we are doomed
India’s democracy and its people are as much on good terms as a whale is with a large schooling fish moving in unison.
Both...
Bail to Activists: Judiciary is in danger of losing its moral authority
I might be jumping the gun before Supreme Court takes up Delhi Police’s appeal to deny bail to three activists (Natasha Narwal, Devangana Kalita...
Why State legislatures are never examined as Parliament is? No longer, from now on
The Constitution has a Seventh Schedule, with separate lists for the Union and state governments, and a concurrent list. Compared to the public attention...
Impeachment: A plot to stop Trump from running for office again fails
Never before a United States president has been impeached twice. Indeed, there were three attempts—the first in 2017 failed. The second one in 2019...
Shaheen Bagh: SC rules protests can’t be held ‘anytime and everywhere’
The Supreme Court has drawn a line in the sand: Protest and expressing dissent comes with certain obligations and can’t be held “anytime and...
How India deals with domestic terrorism: UAPA is not enough
It’s a two-part piece: One, how India deals with domestic terrorism which would be our everyday life from now on. Two, why it would...
90% of farmers don’t favour protests: Bar Council of India
A day after the Supreme Court put a stay on the implementation of the three Central farm laws, the Bar Council of India (BCI)...
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