Await the Ayodhya Verdict:
Well-orchestrated public statements with high decibel levels seem to be polluting the environment as we await the Ayodhya title suit to be listed
On Rafale, Facts a Casualty
Within the limited contours of its jurisdiction under Article 32 of the Constitution, the Supreme Court chose not to question the purchase of 36 Rafale fighter
Rulers of Law
Since May 2014, our institutions are afflicted with galloping atrophy. The war within the CBI, allegations made on oath before the Supreme Court involving
What the Majority Missed
The prolific majority judgement upholding Aadhaar fails to deal with the complexities of the issues that have emerged since Aadhaar received the backing of law.
Reform that isn’t
A policy on paper may convey a grand vision. The key, however, is its successful implementation. Ground realities must be taken into account before making
The Quality of Justice
An independent fearless judiciary is the leitmotif that protects constitutional values. Without it, the Constitution will be a dead letter, a body without a soul.
Choreography of a Break-up
The BJP-PDP alliance was untenable at birth. Their ideological predilections were as far apart as the North Pole from the South Pole.
His Choice, his Misstep
Pranab Mukherjee is a consummate politician. Yet, sometimes politicians falling in that class also trip up. For a person who understands the historical
Draw the line for Speakers and Governors
We need to amend the law and forge political consensus to avert subversion of democracy Speakers and Governors, acting
What a Governor must do
Had the governor played by the rules, the nation would have been saved an unsavoury spectacle. There was no doubt that the post-poll Congress-JD(S)
Modi gets real on China
The informal summit at Wuhan between Prime Minister Narendra Modi and President Xi Jinping must be seen in the context of changing global equations.
A Dangerous Incursion
The opposition of the government to the elevation of Justice K.M. Joseph is on specious grounds The government’s opposition to the elevation of the Chief
