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Indian Constitution

Divide and Misrule

Tapodhi Bhattacharjee

The CAA and NRC have provided Indians with an opportunity for soul-searching

A Home for the Persecuted

The new citizenship law reflects age-old Indian ethos

How Democratic Processes Damage Citizenship Rights

It is true that India’s Constitution framers did not expect the articles dealing with citizenship to be set in stone

Cultivating Constitutional Morality

As the Constitution turns 70, its spirit needs to be guarded not only by parliamentarians but also by the people with utmost sacredness

Invitation to a Chaos

The fallout of extending Assam’s failed NRC policy to the rest of the country

Kashmir: The End of Victimhood Politics

Article 370: Chronicle of a death foretold

How Article 370 Separated India from Indians

Maybe the alarmism would have been less shrill had the Article-slayer been a non-Modi

What’s at Steak?: The Constitutional Cost of Beef Ban

The ban on sale of cattle for slaughter amounts to butchering the Constitution

It’s Complicated

The Constitution tries to do too much. It needs to be made to do less

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