Constitution : Articles

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.

People Making ‘Save Constitution’ an Electoral Issue Bodes Well for Country

S N Sahu

The CPI-M affiliated All India Kisan Sabha (AIKS) has urged Prime Minister Modi to stop shedding crocodile tears for rubber farmers when his party has received money from leading tyre monopolies to buy government silence on “illegal caretelisation”

SBI vs SC -- Juvenile Innocence or Anarchic Vengeance?

Amit Sadhukhan

A musing on some of the ideas and questions emanating from the programme on Article 32 organised by The Leaflet and the Society for Constitution and Social Democracy.

Exploring Some Ideas From ‘Article 32: History and Future’

The Leaflet

Sambhaji Bhagat, the most popular Lokshahir (people’s balladeer) of Maharashtra, writes about his experiment of getting the common man to defend the Constitution by taking its values to the people in innovative ways.

Taking Constitutional Values to the Grassroots

Sambhaji Bhagat

Indira Jaising explains the root of the new tug-of-war between lawyers defending human rights and those endorsing cultural nationalism as a supra-constitutional norm.

Pulling Judiciary Toward Constitution is Not Browbeating, Pushing it Away is

Indira Jaising