Category: Opinion

Uniform civil codes reveal their true character not in their stated aims but in how they treat religious minorities in practice.

The measure of constitutional success is not merely the number of judgments delivered. It is whether citizens continue to believe that the Constitution remains the most effective instrument through which justice may be obtained.

A republic remains healthy only when power understands that its legitimacy comes from law, not personality. When that understanding weakens, the pathology of power has already begun.

Behind every addiction is a story of pain, struggle, and lost potential, yet recovery is real, and change is possible with the right support.

India must adopt a policy framework based on justice, equality, peace, and environmental protection to minimize distress for current and future generations.

The Armoor incident tests institutional resilience, demanding swift, fair resolution to reinforce public faith in rule of law and educational integrity.

The state’s heavy-handedness toward its critics, while it permits those who would inflict violence on the nation’s citizens to wander freely at regular bail, is a message to the populace that there is a legal remedy for every life taken, but an infinite price for questioning the state’s narrative.

What is most crucial is not so much the US vs. China rivalry but instead the kind of reforms that can lead to avoiding excessive aggression.

A citizenship paradox has opened up, in which a person’s status can be put in genuine doubt despite holding every government-issued document available to an ordinary citizen, simply because none of those documents is the one the law ultimately recognises.

Equality demands neutrality between competing conceptions of the good life, not the privileging of secular or majoritarian family structures over minority legal traditions.

Until that final deal is reached, what exists is a ceasefire arrangement with an attached incentive structure, not a resolved peace.

The Ukraine-Russia war has gone on for well over four years now, already outlasting World War I, which lasted for 1568 days.