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When Hearts Suffer Alone!
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By Yogesh Sharma
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Every morning, countless people leave their homes with a smile. They exchange greetings with family, go to work, attend school, or meet friends. Yet, by evening, some of them never return. When a family receives the devastating...
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NCERT, Defamation and Academic Freedom
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By Sonam Chandwani
When state textbooks face judicial scrutiny
The Supreme Court of India’s recent direction to the National Council of Educational Research and Training (NCERT) to revisit and remove allegedly defamatory content from its textbooks raises a fundamental and somewhat uncomfortable question:...
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The Long Arm of the Law
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By Kiran D. Tare
The recent conviction of Amit Jogi underscores how, despite delays and distortions, India’s justice system can still bring the powerful to account
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The complexities of India’s judicial system, and its eventual credibility, are best illustrated not in abstract...
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