The Indian Constitution is daily invoked in our courts. In those hallways, the nation’s founding document hums its daily melody through Articles 14, 19 and 21. The Tenth Schedule makes its appearance only rarely, and only ever as a crescendo – the moment when the orchestra of politics swells and [...]
A doyen of Marathi literature speaks about his life.
On India's most consequential person.
It does not get worse than this.
The facts are alarming. Let's look at the facts.
The Code needs rescue.
On a forgotten Prime Minister.
On the status of bidders in the CIRP.
On the memoir of the first female president of the UK Supreme Court.
Why Section 32A of the IBC must be amended.
