Opinion

Opinion | Private Property And The Question Of 'Constitutional Socialism'

The distance that the nation has travelled since 1977 is reflected in the Property Owners Association case and the dissent in the judgment shows the other side of the coin.

Blog | A.G. Noorani: Larger Than Life, Stronger Than Death

As Malayalam writer Sukumar Azhikode said about Gandhiji, Noorani, too, succeeded over the legal profession, not merely in the profession.

Opinion | Pune Porsche Crash And India's Shoddy Juvenile Justice System

In the Pune incident, the act of granting bail to the juvenile on trivial conditions, such as writing an essay on traffic safety and assisting the traffic police, was not only naive but also patently illegal.

Opinion: Supreme Court's Vote-For-Bribe Order Is Triumph Of Equality, Finally

The Supreme Court's verdict reflects people's march over political feudalism under the guise of privileges. It is a triumph of Article 14 of the Constitution over the medieval notion of privilege.

Opinion: Fali S. Nariman, Whose Memories Won't Fade

Fali S. Nariman was more than just a jurist. He was universal, quite like his constitutionalism.