Supreme Court

The Crime That Can’t Be

Madhavankutty Pillai

Why former CJI Dipak Misra’s take on marital rape not being made an offence is erroneous

States of Disobedience

Nanditha Krishna

Why is it that many Supreme Court rulings go unimplemented in the South?

Director’s Cut

Ullekh NP

How the CBI has gone rogue under Alok Verma’s watch. The Inside Story

Mumbai Notebook

Anil Dharker

Judicial overreach and mercury overshoot

Sabarimala: Among the Believers

V Shoba

Kerala’s most visited temple has become a war zone for reformists and traditionalists following the Supreme Court verdict allowing young entry to the shrine

A Crisis of Faith: The Wages of Selective Secularism

PR Ramesh

The issue at Sabarimala is not about equal gender rights

A Tale of Two Temples

S Prasannarajan

Sabarimala and Ayodhya: from the fluidity of Hinduism to the certainties of social engineering

Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

A tame Diwali and Jairam Ramesh's new biography

Indraprastha

Virendra Kapoor

MeToo comes to India and the secret of a former UPA minister

The Law’s Big Flaw

Madhavankutty Pillai

A Supreme Court judgment on Section 498A puts husbands at the peril of divorce lawyers again

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Supreme Court

The Crime That Can’t Be

States of Disobedience

Director’s Cut

Mumbai Notebook

Sabarimala: Among the Believers

A Crisis of Faith: The Wages of Selective Secularism

A Tale of Two Temples

Indraprastha

Indraprastha

The Law’s Big Flaw

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