Tag: Supreme Court
Clean chit to CJI Ranjan Gogoi will have an ineradicable effect on sexual harassment inquiries
Reading Time: 4 minutes A clean chit to CJI Ranjan Gogoi in the sexual harassment complaint without sharing the findings with the victim will impact the judiciary’s credibility.
Stolen vs photocopied: The faux pas in covering Rafale Jet scam
Reading Time: 4 minutes The recent faux pas on the Rafale Jet scam over a stolen top secret file later becoming photocopied leak, shows Modi’s desperation to cover up the scam.
Forcing Aadhaar by Subverting SC Verdict Sign of Modi’s Desperation
Reading Time: 4 minutes The Modi regime’s bid to enforce the Aadhaar-based identification model subverting the Supreme Court’s verdict is a sign of its utmost desperation,
Caste, Poverty and Modi’s Reservation Fiasco
Reading Time: 4 minutes Narendra Modi’s propaganda over the 124th Constitution Amendment to provide 10 per cent reservation is a mockery of the Constitution and Supreme Court
Is Sabarimala row a Watershed or Waterloo Moment for BJP in Kerala?
Reading Time: 6 minutes The BJP and the RSS didn’t shy away from resorting to terrorism in Kerala over Sabarimala to create a space for Hindutva fascism. Can they win this battle?
Modi Regime’s Effort to Evade Rafale Jet Scam Accusation Won’t Work
Reading Time: 4 minutes The petition to investigate the Rafale Jet deal for a possible scam was dismissed on jurisdiction, not on merits by the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court is not an investigative […]
A Marxist Enquiry Into Indian State’s Bitter Internal Strife
Reading Time: 10 minutes The year 2018 has been a year of embarrassment for the ‘great’ Indian democratic state machinery. Though undermining the democratic ethos isn’t something new for India’s so-called democracy. The Indian […]
Whom the Supreme Court’s Verdict on Babri Masjid & Aadhar will Benefit?
Reading Time: 5 minutes When the Supreme Court bench led by the outgoing CJI, Dipak Misra, gave a verdict decriminalising the colonial era Section 377 of the IPC, which criminalised homosexuality, the liberal democrats, […]
Press Conference of Four Supreme Court Judges and the Crisis in Judiciary
Reading Time: 12 minutes On 12 January, four senior-most judges of the Supreme Court called a press conference to fire a salvo against the present Chief Justice of India, Dipak Misra, accusing him of […]
Triple Talaq ban won’t end Muslim Women’s Agony
Reading Time: 15 minutes A five-judge constitution bench of the Supreme Court banned the instant triple talaq, a rarely practised form of divorce by a small section of Sunni Muslims, after delivering a split 395-page […]