Opinion

Opinion

How the new Labour Codes undid 70 years of labour rights progress of working journalists
Reading against the times in 2025: Arvind Narrain’s book recommendations on law, culture and resistance - Part I
Secularism in India is a foundational constitutional norm, not a postscript to the Preamble
Ignoring binding precedent does not make good law, it only undermines judicial discipline
Shadows of Judicial Indiscipline: On the Supreme Court’s bail denial to Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam
The Umar Khalid and Sharjeel Imam case: An international campaign within the realm of possibility
Is the Delhi High Court’s suspension of Kuldeep Sengar’s sentence a de facto appellate adjudication?
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Blockade, aggression, and jus cogens: Why Trump’s restriction on Venezuela’s oil tankers tests the limits of international law
How the G RAM G Bill marks the end of India’s rural employment revolution
Supreme Court’s dismissal in Samuel Kamalesan shows why Article 33 needs specific parliamentary calibration
The constitutional stakes of Assam’s polygamy ban
How the Code on Social Security overlooks two groundbreaking national labour commission reports
“We the People”: How the Constituent Assembly acquired the authority to frame the Constitution
How a seventy-year-old Presidential Order still shapes Dalit life after conversion
The Perils and Discontents of ‘Swadeshi’ Jurisprudence
The Degeneration of the CRZ Notification
Anatomy of a Demolition: How a High Court order erased Gurugram’s Prem Nagar Basti amid broken promises of rehabilitation
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"I, too, became a judge": What my own appointment revealed about the Collegium system’s undemocratic faultlines
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Why India’s seventh entry into the UNHRC is a troubling tale for Indians and credibility of the UN human rights system
A Dalit Chief Justice in a Hindu majoritarian India
India's Gig Workers need a Labour-Sensitive Data Protection Law
Her Run-in with the Law: SCBA - Not a Marathon
Post-script to the Jane Kaushik verdict: Trans-employability through the narrow lens of ‘Respectability’
Surendra Koli and Memories of a Midnight Intervention
India’s new labour policy - ‘Shram Shakti Niti’ - casts digital illusions in a religious packaging
The Supreme Court’s ‘grounds of arrest’ ruling and the Grammar of Due Process
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