The new privacy law may choke information
Increasingly called upon to intervene in a host of issues, the Supreme Court has become sharply divided as it passes a series of historic judgements
BY Rajeev Dhavan 5 February 2022
Congress and the judiciary—a crucial story that remains untold
BY Rajeev Dhavan 5 February 2022
BY Rajeev Dhavan 5 February 2022
Accounts like this are not only rare but essential. We need to know this seamy side of the law—first as anecdotal farce; then as discordant tragedy.
BY Rajeev Dhavan 5 February 2022
A pre-poll PM candidate hurts the polity, promotes personality cult
BY Rajeev Dhavan 5 February 2022
A schematic examination of Supreme Court judges, and their rivalries, takes the list till 1989, but ignores inner workings, motives and the disturbing present
BY Rajeev Dhavan 27 July 2018
Justice Karnan’s transgressions demanded a stern internal chastening. The Supreme Court’s use of its contempt power is worrying.
BY Rajeev Dhavan 1 April 2017
In a democracy, judges being disciplined by the executive is not an option because it defies the basic principle of separation of powers
BY Rajeev Dhavan 16 September 2016
If the Centre can function without President’s rule, surely the states too can. So why do we still have Article 356 in our Constitution?
BY Rajeev Dhavan 1 April 2016
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