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SAHMAT Dedicates Exhibition on its 35-Year-Old Journey to Sitaram Yechury’s Memory

Mahesh Kumar

The people of India have spoken. In the just concluded general elections, they have denied the ruling party a majority that could be used to usher in a new Constitution, a Ram Rajya.

After Fractured Mandate, Will Judiciary Rise up to Challenges to Constitution?

Indira Jaising

The Vajpayee government tried to change the Constitution, but lost in 2004. We must be vigilant, as a similar chorus is being raised again by Hindu Supremacist forces.

The Unending Discomfort of RSS With the Constitution

Subhash Gatade

There’s a striking contrast between German judiciary stance during Hitler’s time and Indian judiciary’s on the executive’s trampling upon the Constitution.

The Reichstag Fire & Prof Shoma Sen

Prabhat Patnaik

Law can be an instrument for good. It can also be a tool to undertake ‘warfare’ or ‘lawfare’, including by a government against its ‘own’ citizens in a democracy because democracy is not always about consent, it is as much about coercion.

Revocation of Article 370 in Kashmir Through the Lawfare Lens

Maansi Verma