Supreme Court
The Court in the Middle
Siddharth Singh
After the court passed an interim order on a clutch of petitions related to three farm reform laws passed by Parliament, it found itself in the midst of a firestorm
For God’s Sake
By restoring the management of Sree Padmanabhaswamy Temple to the Travancore royal family, the Supreme Court raises the larger question of the state’s control over temples
There’s Always a Price
The Supreme Court order on free Covid testing by private labs is counterproductive
Hanging by a Thread
Four men were executed in the early hours of March 20th finally bringing peace to Jyoti Singh’s family, though larger questions about the death penalty still persist
Ranjan Gogoi: Judging the Judge
The former CJI, now a member of Rajya Sabha, is a player of chess and well-chosen words
K Parasaran: God’s Advocate
At 92, Ram Lalla’s lawyer K Parasaran is still in demand. He will oversee the construction of the temple for the god he defended
The CM’s First Act
Why Kerala radically moving Supreme Court against CAA is also an astute political move by Pinarayi Vijayan
Revenge By Any Other Name
The consensus over the imminent execution of the Nirbhaya killers is appeasement of a selective rage
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