From Slaughter to Slaughterhouses: The March of Prohibition ContinuesAmritananda Chakravorty·May 23, 2018
Negation of a mandate – if one of the parties tries to form an alternate government by joining hands with the opposition, is it constitutionally sustainable?P.D.T Achary·May 24, 2018
Triple Talaq law expected to be tabled in the winter session of Parliament, Bebaak Collective respondsThe Invisible Lawyers Team·May 25, 2018
Death of 39 Indians: Government’s delay in notifying Parliament exposes grave distrustAjay Kumar·May 25, 2018
Venkaiah Naidu’s rejection of impeachment motion against CJI Dipak Misra walks on thin iceTushar Gandhi·May 25, 2018
Two sides of the same coin: Pranab Mukherjee gentrifying RSS is unbecoming of a self-proclaimed ‘Nehruvian’Sunil Fernandes·June 11, 2018
Big victory for Delhi and democracy: Political reactions to Supreme Court judgment show India breathed a sigh of reliefThe Leaflet·July 4, 2018
Cauvery Water Disputes Tribunal has been dissolved: Key takeaways from the 211-year-long conflictKaran Kumar·July 20, 2018
Amid controversial appointment of Kathua rape defence lawyer as J&K’s top law officer, civil society members urge PM Modi to address the culture of impunity for rapistsKritika A·July 21, 2018
#AntiTraffickingBill2018: Passage in Lok Sabha marks new low in India’s legislative response to the weak and vulnerable: Lawyers CollectiveThe Leaflet·July 27, 2018
Can Prime Minister-elect Imran Khan pull off a 1992 over Pakistani military-industrial complex?Sunil Fernandes·July 27, 2018
Modi government’s projection of Nehru as a ‘failed administrator’ is as far from historical reality as possibleNaved Ashrafi·July 29, 2018
Chasing shadows: The fraught question of citizenship and preparation of National Register of Citizens in AssamRohit Ghosh·August 1, 2018
