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What we need to guard

Fundamental rights are no gifts of the state, the Constitution

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The Supreme Court of India recently released its annual report

Has public interest litigation lost its direction and abandoned its original constituency, the marginalised and the underprivileged sections of society?

Increasing workload, a higher rate of admission, and constitution of multiple two-judge Division Benches have resulted in a huge increase in the number of

Criteria that were never conceived in the Constituent Assembly now determine who gets to sit on India’s apex court. Each of these unwritten qualifications,