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Supreme Court of India
Nirbhaya Convicts: Hanging in the Balance
Nikita Doval
Nirbhaya convicts and the emotional cost of counting the days between death and legal hope
Half the Battle Won
The question is whether it will be extended to the personnel below officer rank, and to the Navy and Air Force as well
Time to Woman Up
On ridiculous arguments against women in combat and command positions in defence forces
Sharad Arvind Bobde: A Man for All Reasons
Sharad Arvind Bobde takes over as Chief Justice of India at a time when the position is more powerful than ever
Ram: The Ideal Pop Culture Icon
The dynamism and creativity of a people who see Ram as their own prince, friend, son or brother will prevail
The Epic Epiphany
The abiding attraction of the Ramayana to Indian society, and to the Indian mind, lies in the innumerable idealised social relations that abound in the epic. Its importance as a template for social bonds is what is often missed in the textual discussions that preoccupy scholars
Where Did the Temples Go?
Justice has been meted out for a historical wrong. Hindus waited for this moment for five centuries and have taken it with dignified restraint. A majority of Muslims too have understood that they were misled by vested interests and it was wrong to destroy and appropriate the places of worship of others
For God’s Sake
Pilgrimage to the birthplace of the Lord is an elemental journey in every relevant religion. The Supreme Court, by adjudicating on the legality of the deity and granting an unfettered right to the deity’s birthplace, has created space for India to move on
‘Left Historians Misled Indian Muslims on Ayodhya’
“Hindu-Muslim relations over Ayodhya would not have deteriorated to this point if the left historians had not misled and misguided the Muslim group,” says historian Meenakshi Jain
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