It is not just the verdict of the sessions court that has failed the survivor, but the entire process that was followed post the assault has made a public …
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‘Order IITs to Follow Quota in Admissions, Recruitments’: Petition Moved Before SC
The petitioner alleged that all 23 IITs have been flouting the reservation policy.
The Year is 2020 and Indian Women Continue to Be Under-Represented in Law
The malaise that we see today is the consequence of both systemic and behavioural infections that has found a home in India’s legal system.
Outside Jamia, a Handful of Protestors Keep Vigil Night and Day
Protesting for up to 20 hours a day, a few protestors outside Jamia are persevering on despite the cold to make their voices heard.
Ayodhya Verdict: A Win-Win Situation for Indian Muslims
Of mosques, schools and memorials: A satirical piece on the 'pampering' of Indian Muslims.
Image of Ranveer and Deepika Photoshopped, Shows Them Campaigning for BJP
The effort tries to portray unwilling A-grade celebrities endorsing the BJP using B-grade photoshop skills.
The Sabrimala Judgment Shows Us a Way to Make Religion More Inclusive
In the words of Justice Chandrachud, the constitution cannot be used as an “instrument for the perpetuation of patriarchy.”
#NotMyVC: Why We, the Students of HNLU, Want Our Vice Chancellor to Resign
We sit on an indefinite protest against corruption, arbitrary decision-making, protectors of sexual predators, against our vice chancellor and his lackeys.
Getting Rid of Section 377 is Only the Beginning
It is something of an achievement to receive justice in our country.
‘Babri Masjid, 25 Years On…’: Multiple Perspectives on the Making and Aftermath of a Riot
The books knits together several different perspectives – both personal and institutional – on the 1992 riots. However, it fails to address Brahmanical elitism and its influence in our …