Karnataka government’s hijab ban on ground of ‘public order’ is not just constitutionally wrong but also morally unjustifiableNandita Rao·February 22, 2022
Hijab is Just an Excuse, Karnataka Fuss is About Making India SaffronSubhash Gatade·February 22, 2022
Hijab not part of fundamental right to freedom of expression: Respondents before the Supreme CourtThe Leaflet·September 21, 2022
Why Karnataka HC’s Hijab judgment merits a Constitutional challenge and scrutinyNoor Ameena·March 29, 2022
‘Resham fails both the test of reasoning as well as the test of empathy’, says author and scholar, Arvind NarrainV. Venkatesan·March 23, 2022
Hijab ban: To what extent Constituent Assembly Debates can be a guide, asks Supreme CourtGursimran Kaur Bakshi·September 19, 2022
Ban on wearing hijab by students is discriminatory, counsel tells the Karnataka HCThe Leaflet·February 16, 2022
Supreme Court’s split verdict on hijab: Discipline, individual right and democratic politicsDr. Ayaz Ahmad and Dr. Nachiketa Mittal·October 28, 2022
Practice of hijab is against constitutional morality and individual dignity, Karnataka Government tells HCThe Leaflet·February 22, 2022
Karnataka hijab ban: opinions from Supreme Court’s Sabarimala judgment show the wayVineet Gupta·February 24, 2022
Single judge bench refers petitions challenging hijab ban to a larger bench of Karnataka High CourtThe Leaflet·February 9, 2022
Karnataka High Court’s interim ban on students from wearing any religious attire is in the teeth of Article 25, counsel tells benchThe Leaflet·February 15, 2022
Karnataka hijab ban: by ignoring religious concerns, the State has violated many fundamental rightsMohd Sikandar·February 20, 2022
