The Cancellation of Ranveer Allahbadia

Twist in the Tale

Why the accused in high-profile crimes often get acquitted

The Right to Compete

The Supreme Court’s verdict on the sub-classification of Scheduled Castes is transformative

A Neet Coup That Failed

Haryana Surprise

The need for change had become palpable in the last several months as aspects of governance, most notably the functioning of civic bodies, suffered, giving rise to public discontent

Restoring the Dignity of the Dead

The peace accord with UNLF, the oldest Meitei insurgent group in Manipur, and the Supreme Court’s snub to NGOs delaying the burial of victims can help calm the state down

Privacy Matters

On Supreme Court questioning the right of police to unfettered access to cellphones and laptops

Will Supreme Court’s Pill for Delhi Work?

On current evidence, it seems unlikely that the Supreme Court order will improve the capital’s governance.

Same-Sex Marriage

We have our highest court in the land which may well do what even the mighty British Parliament cannot

Genitals Be Damned

Nevertheless, what is worrying is the move to suggest that sexual differences must be reduced to subjective inner feelings of individuals