In this issue

THE ABOMINABLE CRIME OF SEDITION
A democratically elected government should be pleased when it faces dissent as this tells it what is going wrong with its administration and how to rectify wrongs. Instead, dissent is being handled in an imperial way by the police, says Justice Kamaljit Singh Garewal

Gur-Shakkar Or Chocolate Ice-Cream

A democratically elected government should be pleased when it faces dissent as this tells it what is going wrong with its administration and how to rectify wrongs. Instead, dissent is being handled in an imperial way by the police

6 mins

Economy's Real Growth: Is The Impact Of The Lockdown Over?

The centre’s estimates are flawed and give the impression that the economy has not only weathered Covid-19 but overcome pre-existing difficulties. But in reality, demand is short, dampening economic revival

6 mins

Tightening Governance

SEBI’s suggestions were provoked by worries about the efficiency of the directors and the need to strengthen their autonomy and effectiveness to safeguard minority investors. But more needs to be done

6 mins

Quick and Easy Compensation

In an effort to speed up compensation to victims and their families, the Court is planning to take the digital route to improve the administration of justice

3 mins

A Case of Complaints

In a peculiar case where defamatory plaints by a wife against her husband affected his career, the Court said it amounted to mental cruelty and allowed dissolution of the marriage

3 mins

All Charged Up

The Delhi High Court has stayed a state government order which denied Rs 1.5 lakh subsidy to the customer on the Tata vehicle

4 mins

Quota Tangle

There is criticism about the state approving a bill giving 75 percent reservation to Haryanvis in the private sector in certain jobs as it is unconstitutional and will be a death knell for industry in a competitive world

4 mins

Going Over-board?

The Delhi government’s move to have a new Board and to de-affiliate its schools from the internationally reputed CBSE is hard to justify. It will involve additional and avoidable costs too

4 mins

Profit in a Paradox

The two rather contradictory news—the government’s decision to hike customs duty on solar modules and solar cells and Delhi HC’s objections to India exporting Covid-19 vaccines—that appeared recently are interesting studies in the nature of diplomatic paradox

4 mins

American Judiciary in Slowdown

Reports suggest that as many as five million legal cases— criminal and civil—have been delayed by measures to fight the pandemic. That has affected everyone from advocates to judges to prisoners, litigants seeking redress and aspiring law graduates

3 mins

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