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Supreme Court’s dismissal in Samuel Kamalesan shows why Article 33 needs specific parliamentary calibration

Supreme Court’s dismissal in Samuel Kamalesan shows why Article 33 needs specific parliamentary calibration

Shruti Bedi
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The Supreme Court’s refusal to intervene in Samuel Kamalesan exposes how judicial deference and legislative silence together shape the operation of Article 33.

20 Years of the Domestic Violence Act

‘Domestic Violence needs a renewed political commitment’: Sanjoy Ghose, Nilima Dutta and Ravindra S. Garia on 20 years of the DV Act

‘Domestic Violence needs a renewed political commitment’: Sanjoy Ghose, Nilima Dutta and Ravindra S. Garia on 20 years of the DV Act

This month, the ‘Staying Alive’ series on 20 years of India’s domestic violence law, brings us reflections from the members of the Lawyers Collective team that worked on the drafting of the PWDVA and ...
By
Asmita Basu
21 min read
A living archive of the DV Act: Celebrating 20 years♀️

A living archive of the DV Act: Celebrating 20 years♀️

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Sushovan Patnaik
1 min read
Envisioning a law for the Indian woman | A recollection by Indira Jaising

Envisioning a law for the Indian woman | A recollection by Indira Jaising

For the Indian woman, the family - the ‘man’s castle’ - has never been a safe harbour, never safe from violence. Twenty years ago, the DV Act was enacted, the ideas of which were sown many more years ...
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Indira Jaising
15 min read
‘Staying Alive’: Celebrating 20 years of the DV Act | A Curator’s Note

‘Staying Alive’: Celebrating 20 years of the DV Act | A Curator’s Note

Twenty years since its passing, one good news is that the DV Act is indeed being used, even as challenges remain in its implementation. This special series honours the journey of the PWDVA through the ...
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Asmita Basu
4 min read

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Editor’s Note: The betrayals and futures of the Collegium system

Our Constitution Day Special Issue poses one simple question: Without morally conceding to executive primacy in appointments, is there a way to imagine a more democratic future to how our judges are a ...
Sushovan Patnaik
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