Caught in the Act

AG Perarivalan: A Free Man

Three decades after his conviction for Rajiv Gandhi’s assassination, he was released thanks to the efforts of his mother

A Rethink on Sedition?

With the government changing its stance, a more lenient law could be on the cards

A Court Gets It Right on Hijab

The path requires judicial sagacity and eschewing of activism on the part of the courts

The Open Society

A welcome question mark on sealed covers by the Supreme Court

To Clarify an Objective

The Supreme Court asks a necessary question on reservations

The Limits of National Security

Partisan Political Battles

Increasingly, competitive politics has been reduced to tweets and counter-tweets

Justice NV Ramana: Social Justice

The new CJI is a champion of the underclass

The Court in the Middle

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