Panel discussion on the recent developments in federalism: Separation of powers, reservation and GSTThe Leaflet·April 16, 2022
A case for removal of Paragraph 4 of the Tenth Schedule to the ConstitutionNikhil Parikshith·March 4, 2022
No more ‘Raja’, ‘Nawab’ or ‘Rajkumar’: Rajasthan High Court prohibits use of titles in courts and public officesThe Leaflet·March 3, 2022
Scheme for compassionate appointment must satisfy Articles 14 and 16(2) of Constitution: Supreme CourtRaghav Bhatia·February 25, 2022
Doctrine of constitutional morality favours girls’ choice to wear hijab, counsel tells Karnataka HCThe Leaflet·February 24, 2022
Practice of hijab is against constitutional morality and individual dignity, Karnataka Government tells HCThe Leaflet·February 22, 2022
Karnataka government’s hijab ban on ground of ‘public order’ is not just constitutionally wrong but also morally unjustifiableNandita Rao·February 22, 2022
Karnataka hijab ban: by ignoring religious concerns, the State has violated many fundamental rightsMohd Sikandar·February 20, 2022
The Karnataka hijab ban makes central the very thing that is constitutionally shunnedSaahas Arora·February 20, 2022
Domicile reservation in the private sector is constitutionally protectedRavi Singh Chhikara and Keshav Bansal·February 14, 2022
Of square pegs and round holes: constitutional regulation of the Indian criminal justice systemAbhinav Sekhri·February 13, 2022
To issue mandamus or not? – Constitutional issue relating to reservation in promotionRavi Prakash and Divya Sinha·February 3, 2022
Hypocrisy and stereotypes greet former woman ADJ seeking reinstatement in SCThe Leaflet·February 1, 2022
Why the Maharashtra Legislative Assembly’s resolution to suspend members for one year was unconstitutionalSaahas Arora·January 28, 2022
