Tag: Supreme Court
Sambhal Sparks Alarm on Constitution Day: Is Judicial Integrity Under Siege?
The Sambhal mosque survey plea is a disturbing reminder of how political and judicial lapses fuel religious polarization. Despite the Places of Worship Act, local courts continue to entertain petitions that undermine constitutional principles. On Constitution Day, it’s imperative to reflect on Ambedkar’s warnings and uphold the values of secularism and justice
In Defense of Marginalized: Sanjeev on Caste, Classification and Dalit Unity
Sanjeev Khudshah was born on 12 February 1973 in Bilaspur, Chhattisgarh. He is counted among the top Dalit writers in the country. His works...
2024 Ballots and Beyond: Democracy, Diversity and Plight of Muslims
The recent order requiring eateries in Uttar Pradesh and Uttarakhand to display nameplates — which has been stayed by the Supreme Court — has...
Koderma RO Promises Precise Poll Data by Midnight, Amidst National Debate
Giridih: Amidst the debate in the country about why the Election Commission of India (ECI) could not announce the actual polling percentage immediately after...
Sandeshkhali Sting and Teacher’s Jobs Verdict: Turning Tides in Bengal Politics
Raj Kapoor's famous film, which was more famous for Mandakini's bathing scene, reminds us of the song composed by Rabindra Jain after Sandeshkhali's 'sting...
Electoral Bond Scheme: A Tale of Unique Scam
In 2017, the BJP government implemented the scheme of electoral bonds through the Finance Bill, bypassing the Rajya Sabha, despite the opposition of all...