Vague, unreasonable, constitutionally untenable: Why Indian variant of ‘blasphemy law’ – Section 295A IPC – should goKaran Kumar·August 21, 2018
Why the National Register of Citizens has opened a can of deeply unsettling questions in AssamKaran Kumar·July 30, 2018
Sabarimala, Day 5: Lord Ayappa is a juristic person, but does Constitution favour gods over individuals?Karan Kumar·July 26, 2018
Right to protest strengthens representative democracy: Why Supreme Court overturning ban on Jantar Mantar, Boat Club gatherings is hugeKaran Kumar·July 24, 2018
No confidence motion fails, but Rahul Gandhi (along with his hug) wins the dayKaran Kumar·July 21, 2018
Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal has been dissolved: Key takeaways from the 211-year-long conflictKaran Kumar·July 20, 2018
Why Government’s proposed Social Media Communication Hub forebodes a full-scale surveillance stateKaran Kumar·July 18, 2018
Inquiry against Shah Faesal over a tweet is infringement of his fundamental right to free speechKaran Kumar·July 16, 2018
Constitutional challenge to #Section377: 8 notable takeaways from the hearings so farKaran Kumar·July 12, 2018
SLAPP suits create a David-versus-Goliath battle between free speech, free press and corporate-political complainantsKaran Kumar·July 9, 2018
Simply blaming WhatsApp for larger failures of politics and governance is misguidedKaran Kumar·July 4, 2018
