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Constitution contains a kindred concept of justice, asks a citizen to be responsive to sufferings of co-citizens
It is unnecessary to cite many more features but perhaps it is sufficient to say that ours is not entirely a “liberal” constitutionalism and one needs to appreciate the context of the poignant realities of Indian Partition in which this miraculous document was conceived by far-sighted composite figures.
A lover’s quarrel
Saving the Constitution is not about rescuing a text, it is about renewing a commitment to each other
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Constitution Day 2018: Introduce your kids to these books
These books will help your child understand how the Constitution of India was framed and what it stands for.
A three-day conference at JNU aims to highlight the presence of Urdu in pop culture
While Urdu is typically celebrated as a language of romance and classical poetry by the greats — Ghalib, Mir and Faiz, it has a lesser-acknowledged popular-culture presence in film songs, detective fiction, ghazals, mushairas, qawwalis and even as poetry inscribed on trucks.
Diary item: Marriage, like democracy
The wooing and winning exhilarates, the tough bit comes later
In democracy, consensus trumps numbers, says PM Modi
Anyone trying to tinker with Constitution akin to suicide, says PM; our strength is ‘auto-pilot corrective’
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Najeeb Jung’s message on I-Day: ‘We must abide by the Constitution’
"It is an unparalleled document and we must abide by it and live up to the ideals envisaged by the architects of our great Constitution," Jung said.
Explained: The India, that is Bharat
There were other objections on phraseology, but Article 1.1 ultimately got through in its original form.
With due respect
What the CJI thinks of the PM is valuable information, but it’s better kept private
When not to use power
NDA’s ordinances are not against text of Constitution — but they go against its spirit.
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Highlights: Justice Ranjan Gogoi’s speech at the Ramnath Goenka memorial lecture
Justice Ranjan Gogoi spoke at length about the state of the Indian judiciary at the third Ramnath Goenka memorial lecture - The Vision of Justice. Among other things, he said there is a need for independent journalists and "sometimes, noisy judges".
Full speech of Justice Ranjan Gogoi at the third Ramnath Goenka memorial lecture
Justice Ranjan Gogoi spoke at length about the state of the Indian judiciary at the third Ramnath Goenka memorial lecture - The Vision of Justice. Among other things, he said there is a need for independent journalists and "sometimes, noisy judges".
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Activists react as women stopped on way to Shani temple
New Delhi/Bengaluru, Jan 26 (ANI): Women activist Abha Singh on Tuesday condemned the move to stop women activists on their way to Maharashtra's Shani Shingnapur temple and said that they should be allowed to enter the temple premises and offer prayers as the Constitution of India grants equal rights to both gender. She stated that the temple's administration should adhere to the Indian Constitution and thus allow the women to enter the temple and offer their prayers. Another woman activist Pramila Nesargi echoing similar sentiments said it was strange that women do not get equal rights with respect to the other gender in a country where women goddesses are worshipped.
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