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GPS trackers on prisoners will turn the whole world into an open prison

·November 28, 2023

The case for gender-neutral domestic violence legislation in India

·November 27, 2023

Supreme Court solidifies the law on medical negligence: Is it the balanced position?

·November 27, 2023

Critics are priceless and not unreasonable

·November 26, 2023

Climate finance, the North–South divide and India

·November 23, 2023

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Climate change combat needs to prefer imaginative over evidence-based legal approach

·December 4, 2023

Global institutions have raised alarming concerns regarding the Earth’s rising temperature. In these dire times, legal recourse to combat climate change requires imaginative thinking rather than conforming to cumbersome procedures of law.

Obiter dicta View More

Courtesy: S. Devika, a Chennai-based lawyer

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Retired Professor of Economics, JNU

Critics are priceless and not unreasonable

Advocate, Supreme Court of India

Constituent Assembly: A chequered history

executive director, South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre

Return of combatant Burmese soldiers by India: A violation of international humanitarian law

Press Secretary to President of India late KR Narayanan

Governors sitting on Bills is a dangerous scribbling of the ‘grammar of anarchy’

advocate, Karnataka High Court

The dangers of outsourcing government planning to global consulting firms

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Supreme Court stays criminal proceedings against Manipur journalist Makepeace Sitlhou

·December 5, 2023

The Far Post: Of fluid borders and sacrificing soldiers

·December 4, 2023

Relief for Manipur students as SC allows admission to Central universities in other states

·December 4, 2023

America’s decline into illiberalism: Aided and abetted by its Supreme Court

·December 3, 2023

The Old Boy’s Club

·December 3, 2023

Featured

Climate change combat needs to prefer imaginative over evidence-based legal approach

·December 4, 2023

Global institutions have raised alarming concerns regarding the Earth’s rising temperature. In these dire times, legal recourse to combat climate change requires imaginative thinking rather than conforming to cumbersome procedures of law.

Top StoriesView More

Supreme Court stays criminal proceedings against Manipur journalist Makepeace Sitlhou

·December 5, 2023

The Far Post: Of fluid borders and sacrificing soldiers

·December 4, 2023

Relief for Manipur students as SC allows admission to Central universities in other states

·December 4, 2023

America’s decline into illiberalism: Aided and abetted by its Supreme Court

·December 3, 2023

The Old Boy’s Club

·December 3, 2023

Obiter dicta View More

Courtesy: S. Devika, a Chennai-based lawyer

Editor's Pick

Retired Professor of Economics, JNU

Critics are priceless and not unreasonable

Advocate, Supreme Court of India

Constituent Assembly: A chequered history

executive director, South Asia Human Rights Documentation Centre

Return of combatant Burmese soldiers by India: A violation of international humanitarian law

OpinionView More

GPS trackers on prisoners will turn the whole world into an open prison

·November 28, 2023

Supreme Court solidifies the law on medical negligence: Is it the balanced position?

·November 27, 2023

Critics are priceless and not unreasonable

·November 26, 2023

Climate finance, the North–South divide and India

·November 23, 2023

When and how will the law wake up to deepfake technology?

·November 18, 2023

Explainer

How can India have a more diverse and representative judiciary?

·December 3, 2023

Lessons from an Australian court’s decision against a former Indian diplomat

·December 2, 2023

Constituent Assembly: A chequered history

·November 26, 2023

A 70-hour working week has nothing to do with ‘productivity’ and ‘development’

·November 24, 2023

Return of combatant Burmese soldiers by India: A violation of international humanitarian law

·November 22, 2023

Leaflet Specials View More

Experiments with truth, Part 6: Gandhi on how to read— and boycott— newspapers

·October 3, 2023

Experiments with truth, Part 5: How is Gandhi relevant today?

·October 2, 2023

Experiments with truth, Part 4: Webinar on fact-finding— History, law and ethics

·October 2, 2023

Experiments with truth, Part 3: The moral and political dilemmas of housing rights

·October 2, 2023

Experiments with truth, Part 2: Truth and dare in Bhima Koregaon

·October 2, 2023

Leaflet ReportsView More

Supreme Court grants unsupervised visitation rights to mother of six-year-old

·December 5, 2023

Kerala HC asks government to take appropriate action against ‘NGO’ that calls queerness “wokeism” and “rainbow mafia”

·December 2, 2023

Kalkaji EWS flats beneficiaries struggling with multiple issues

·December 1, 2023

In Nepal, registration of a marriage between a transgender woman and a gay man set to open new avenues

·November 30, 2023

SC quashes reappointment of Kannur University vice-chancellor

·November 30, 2023

Sans a ‘scheduled offence’ under PMLA, Section 120B IPC cannot be invoked

·November 30, 2023

Bhima Koregaon: Fearing grant of medical bail to Shoma Sen, NIA pleads fast-tracking of hearing of regular bail

·November 30, 2023

Leaflet InterviewsView More

How science can help make, assess and amend laws better: Lessons from ‘legal epidemiology’

·November 23, 2023

Gender fluidity will slowly dissolve the rigid opposition to it— An interview with transgender rights activist Vyjayanti Mogli

·August 16, 2023

Celebrating a decade of NALSA means nothing in absence of political will for inclusion and representation of transgender community— Dr Akkai Padmashali

·May 29, 2023

‘The jallikattu judgment is a setback for a new accord between human beings and Mother Nature’: An interview with senior advocate Anand Grover

·May 25, 2023

“Took up law because I eventually wanted to get into politics”: An interview with debutante Karnataka MLA, former corporate lawyer and NLSIU–UPenn alumna Nayana Motamma

·May 23, 2023

Videos & PodcastsView More

Law and Disorder: Episode 19

·November 27, 2023

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·November 14, 2023

Law and Disorder: Episode 17

·November 1, 2023

Unravelling the marriage equality judgment

·October 23, 2023

Law and Disorder: Episode 16

·October 22, 2023