justice

The Meek Must Protect the Earth

Shylashri Shankar

Four novels answer the question of justice and law

We the People

Anoop Mahajan

Accidental activists tackle climate change

States of Disobedience

Nanditha Krishna

Why is it that many Supreme Court rulings go unimplemented in the South?

Travails of Justice

Madhav Khosla

A portrait of the Indian judiciary as a symbol for everything that has gone wrong

Judicial Proliferation

Bibek Debroy

Having a lot more judges would call for a lot more money

Forever Frankenstein

Madhavankutty Pillai

Two hundred years after Mary Shelly’s monster, man still plays god

The Other Story of Justice Delayed

Amita Shah

Tribunal trauma

Female Qazis: Raising the Bar

Lhendup G Bhutia

India’s pioneering female qazis are pushing for a gender-neutral interpretation of Muslim law

What you eat, who you eat with and how you eat express religious, ethnic, gender and class identities, and reflect one’s personal views on justice and ethics. The questions posed in relation to food are the sort of issues philosophers like to ponder