Law and Citizenship

Law and Citizenship

The Muslim electorate at margins in Bihar
On the voter list revision in Bihar, has the ECI forgotten its duty?
SC refuses to halt Bihar’s Special Intensive Revision, presses ECI to “consider” Aadhar, EPIC, ration cards too
Demanding justice in “difficult times”: The Supreme Court’s ‘fanciful’ response to refugee protection as India allegedly abandons Rohingyas in the sea
A ‘refuge’ from learning: India’s longstanding dilemma on Rohingya education
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From the 14th Amendment to Trump's Executive Order: U.S. policy response, legal challenges and global debates on immigration reforms
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What does the recent Supreme Court judgment on Assam migrants mean for dual citizenship in India? Part 4
What does the recent Supreme Court judgment on Assam migrants mean for dual citizenship in India? Part 3
What does the recent Supreme Court judgment on Assam migrants mean for dual citizenship in India? Part 2
What does the recent Supreme Court judgment on Assam migrants mean for dual citizenship in India? Part 1
Majoritarian politics and the judiciary’s uneven scrutiny: An interview with Anupama Roy
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Tughlakabad residents protesting against the eviction order.
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Dissidence, legal anthropology, and citizenship
Supreme Court to give directions on pleas challenging Assam Accord in January
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A group of Sri Lankan Tamil refugees arrives in Rameshwaram island of Tamil Nadu after a risky 30-mile boat ride across the Palk Straits.
What does ‘citizenship’ mean in India
Gauhati High Court.
Gauhati High Court.
‘This Land Is Mine, I Am Not of This Land – CAA-NRC and the Manufacture of Statelessness’: book review
Recent instances of undemocratic law-making under leadership of “the most democratic leader India has ever seen”
A government which keeps its promise: eviction, impunity and displacement in Assam
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Suspicion as evidence: The Supreme Court’s Sarbananda Sonowal judgments, and the chimera of legitimacy of foreigner tribunals
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