In this issue

BAIL NOT JAIL
The order which led to the release of the student activists on bail is not a precedent,
warned the apex court while hearing the appeal. But it shall set the stage for a lively
debate to define the limits of protest in UAPA cases, investigated by the NIA

BAIL NOT JAIL

The order which led to the release of the activist on bail is not a precedent, warned the apex court while hearing the appeal. But it shall set the stage for a lively debate to define the limits of protest in UAPA cases, investigated by the NIA

6 mins

The Wheels of Justice Grind Slow, but Exceedingly Fine

The conviction of the “butcher of Srebrenica”, Ratko Mladić, should be hailed as it conveys the message that genocide perpetrators will be held liable and morally responsible for their acts and omissions

7 mins

SNATCHED AWAY TOO SOON

The second wave of coronavirus has been especially virulent and fatal. Like other professions, the judiciary too has lost many stalwarts to the pandemic

4 mins

Yoga Guru's Flip-flop

In a surprising and welcome U-turn, Ramdev, who was facing a backlash for attacking allopathic doctors, claimed that good doctors are a boon and they are the messengers of god on earth

5 mins

Different Strokes for Different Folks

Both systems have pros and cons. While a good monarch with an ear to the ground can be an invaluable neutral voice, a president in a constitutional democracy can act as an advisor and a ceremonial head

4 mins

Hybrid Hearing: Not a Necessity, But an Opportunity

The breakout of Covid-19 necessitated the formation of digital courts. However, not all lawyers are conversant with its intricacies. The way out is hybrid courts like abroad which will serve the citizens well

5 mins

Minority Report

The Act withdraws the power of minority-run schools to appoint teaching and non-teaching staff, including the school principal and has led to furore

2 mins

Post ‘Cobra'

Whatever the impact of the strange and laughable dialogues by the actor on the paying audience at the time of the release of the movies, these utterances from a podium from where an election speech was to be made did not sound convincing from a visibly ill and tottering actor

4 mins

Ronaldo's Thumbs Down

During the ongoing Euro 2020 championship, one of the more headline-making photos apart from an on-field cardiac arrest of Denmark’s Christian Erik sen, was an angry-looking Cristiano Ronaldo grabbing two bottles of Coca-Cola and pushing them aside while advising those at the press conference to drink water instead. It was indeed bizarre since the makers of the fizzy drink are one of the biggest sponsors in international sport but Ronaldo was making a statement.

1 min

Split Wide Open

Recent disagreements between the Union and states have shown that federalism can succeed only if both run administrations according to the Constitution, constitutionalism and constitutional morality

6 mins

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