Tag: law

BY Angana P. Chatterji

Breaking worlds: Religion, law and citizenship in majoritarian India – A book excerpt
BY V. Krishna Ananth

The bumpy road of reservations: The 7 August 1990 announcement on the Mandal Commission’s recommendations by V.P. Singh
BY V. Krishna Ananth

The dismissal of the first elected Communist Government in Kerala: An abuse of Article 356 of the Constitution
BY V. Krishna Ananth

Right to life is not mere animal existence: The landmark verdict of the Olga Tellis case, 10 July 1985
BY Ambarien Alqadar

What does it mean to live under the constant fear of being declared a foreigner in your own country? Personal notes on citizenship and belonging
BY Mirza Saaib Bég

With India changing domicile law, Kashmir’s indigenous population faces risk of dispossession, possible war crime
BY The Polis Project and maraa

We need groups organized to fight, they’re the ones who can make a dent – A profile of Sudha Bharadwaj
BY Jinee Lokaneeta

The Truth Machines: Policing, Violence, and Scientific Interrogations in India – A book excerpt
BY Anand Teltumbde

Mass frenzy has made India’s destroyers nationalists, its selfless servers traitors. Hope you speak out before your turn comes
BY The Polis Project

People’s tribunal on State action in Uttar Pradesh: Jury’s observations

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