History of judicial robes The judge’s new robe Abhinav Chandrachud How the three judges on the Federal Court wrote to one another about the clothes they ...
Alwar lynching Lynch mob again T.K. Rajalakshmi Another Meo Muslim dairy farmer is beaten up in Alwar, Rajasthan, on suspicion of cow ...
LIC's takeover of IDBI Bank Shotgun marriage V. Sridhar The coerced takeover of the publicly owned IDBI Bank by LIC, the country’s largest ...
Resettlement Model move Kunal Shankar The successful resettlement of tribal communities from a village in the Tadoba Andhari ...
Lynching of nomads in Maharashtra Killer message ANUPAMA KATAKAM The dangers of fake news become alarming as five nomads are lynched in Maharashtra after a ...
Amendment to a labour law in Kerala Now, they can sit and serve R. Krishnakumar They can sit down during work, finally. A grave injustice, against which low-wage ...
History Revisiting Aurangzeb Prof. Syed Ali Nadeem Rezavi A careful reading of history shows that Aurangzeb was not a bigot, although he used ...
Oxytocin formulations Faulty prescription T.K. Rajalakshmi Citing grave misuse of oxytocin in milch animals, the Centre restricts the manufacture and ...
Lawlessness in Tamil Nadu Police raj Ilangovan Rajasekaran Midnight knocks on doors and wee-hour arrests of those who raise voices of dissent have ...
Vegetarianism Politics of diet DIVYA TRIVEDI Data from various surveys prove that India is anything but a vegetarian nation, but ever ...
Essay Pranab’s mission with a purpose A.G. Noorani The former President of India consciously gave the RSS the respectability it has long ...
Dalit women’s collective Scaling up the fight Divya Trivedi A report presented at the U.N. Human Rights Council signals Dalit women’s resolve to end ...
Cow vigilantes Striking fear Ziya Us Salam Cow vigilantes lynch one man and severely injure another in Hapur in Uttar Pradesh two ...
Agriculture Bitter glut Anupama Katakam The Rs.7,000-crore bailout package for the sugar sector comes as a relief to farmers, who ...
Citizenship Amendment Bill Divisive legislation Sushanta Talukdar As Assam erupts in protests over the Citizenship (Amendment) Bill, 2016, the ruling BJP ...
West Bengal CITU reaches out to millennials Suhrid Sankar Chattopadhyay Riding on its new slogan, “To reach the unreached worker”, the Centre of Indian Trade ...
Communalism Targeting symbols Ziya Us Salam The Taj Mahal faces a serious threat as the saffron brigade, in order to deflect attention ...
Defence Policy flip-flop T.K. Rajalakshmi The shift in the Narendra Modi government’s defence procurement policy pertaining to core ...
Nipah After the outbreak Rajeev Sadanandan Kerala’s health care system and social capital won the battle against Nipah, but it is ...
Protest in TISS Another brick in the wall Lyla Bavadam Protest mounts over TISS’ decision to cancel the waiver of hostel and dining hall charges ...
Social justice Festering wound Ilangovan Rajasekaran The attack on Dalit households at Kachanatham village in Sivaganga district in Tamil Nadu ...
IRW Act, 1986 Halting abuse Divya Trivedi The government’s move to update an existing Act to ban indecent portrayal of women online ...
epidemiology The Nipah riddle R. Ramachandran The glaring difference between the Bangladesh and West Bengal outbreaks is certainly ...
Stinging irony Lyla Bavadam SANDEEP GUPTA is a 26-year-old graduate in law from Benaras Hindu University. He belongs ...
