justice
Female Qazis: Raising the Bar
India’s pioneering female qazis are pushing for a gender-neutral interpretation of Muslim law
Thought For Food
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
The Case against Fast Track Courts
Why Delhi’s experiment with speedy justice has been a disappointment
Justice for Juveniles
The failure of the system of reformation for a juvenile does not obliterate the need for one.
The Problem of Our Laws
That Bhullar should hang before Kamal Nath or Jagdish Tytler may not be a travesty of law, but it is a travesty of justice
The Moralist
Michael Sandel, whose Harvard course ‘Justice’ has a cult following, talks about philosophy and the building of good societies
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