The victim's father, who had initially sought the repeat autopsy from the Madras high court, moved the Supreme Court to stay that order because his request for a doctor …
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Book Review: Soli Sorabjee and His Illustrious Career
'It is not a conventional biography as Chandrachud gives readers an insight into the key political and legal events that shaped Sorabjee’s life.'
Phallic Country, a Dystopian Nation
'Under the rubble of a whole nation, we have only phalluses...'
Finding Balance – Making the Indian Higher Judiciary More Representative
It is time that the Supreme Court performs a balancing act to make the higher judiciary a more representative institution.
Bulldozers of Hate
'How will you shatter the bonds of the heart that we have built?'
‘Exams Have Nothing to Do With Issue’: CJI Declines Urgent Listing of ‘Hijab Ban’ Pleas
The CJI did not mention a date for hearing. The apex court had earlier said, it will consider the listing after the Holi vacation.
Hijab Ban: Bleached Orange Sympathies
A poem on the hijab ban in educational institutes in Karnataka.
Karnataka BJP Shares Personal Details of Minor ‘Hijab Ban’ Petitioner Students
BJP was ostensibly attempting to highlight that the girls were minors – a fact which in turn brought the party further under fire.
An Educator’s Take on the Abrupt Opening and Closing of Schools in Delhi
Is the move serving the purpose at hand?
Free Speech in Manipur: A Slippery Slope Between a Facebook Post and Arbitrary Detention
In two almost similar cases of detention under the NSA, Manipur has shown an unapologetic habit of using laws meant for the most severe crimes to target free speech.