When UN OHCHR sought to file an intervention application in the Supreme Court against CAA, the Indian government claimed that no foreign party has locus standi on CAA as it pertains to Indian sovereignty.
Treat it as a Valentine's message to the people of India.
The apex court's anodyne order has left the question of the constitutional validity of the CAA wide open.
The political parties seem to have arrived at a tacit understanding that if they can't form the government, the voters must at least get nail-biting entertainment.
In accepting to be under RTI, the court is virtually telling the citizen, RTI brings along with it the burden of citizenship as interpretation.
The basis of the verdict delivered is not faith or belief system but, purely and clearly, the law of the land.
Indian democracy must consider whether the offence of sedition itself must be abolished.
The PM’s advice to the President has to be in the public domain as it represents the exercise of constitutional power.
Kuldeep Sengar is finally expelled from the BJP and the UP authorities give the Unnao rape case sudden attention after the SC takes cognisance. The contrast with earlier is striking.
Instant divorce among Muslims is a barbaric practice that's been effectively banned. Naysayers to the Triple Talaq Bill have no real stand, except for an apparent dislike of the BJP.
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