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Sonakshi AwasthiJan 6, 2018
Legal Weekly: Rehabilitation of 800 slum-dwellers directed by SC & more; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon how SC issued direction to rehabilitate Mumbai slum-dwellers and Uttarakhand
Adrija RoychowdhuryJan 3, 2018
Battle of Koregaon: Why the Dalits hate Peshwas and celebrate this British ‘victory’ Subscriber Only
The Battle of Koregaon has continued to shape the community’s collective sense of history and pride of a time when their gallantry had brought down the much hated Peshwa rule in western India.
Nandini RathiJan 2, 2018
A century ago, India got its rare, and strange, Rs 2.5 note Subscriber Only
On January 2, 1918, the British government of India released an exotic bank note of Rupees Two and Annas Eight, or two and a half rupees.
Express Web DeskDec 31, 2017
2017 #Interactive ~ As we reflect upon the instances of glory and defeat on the last day of the year, it would be useful to remind ourselves of all the lives lost in the past
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 30, 2017
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon what the court opined about martyrdom and how another court
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 27, 2017
Ironically though, it was Nehru along with the chairman of the drafting committee of the constitution, B R Ambedkar, who were also most opposed to the idea of including the word ‘secular’ in the preamble
Express Web DeskDec 25, 2017
Next time, when a Gujarati wishes you "Shubh Natal" (Merry Christmas), know that it is a warm remnant of his Portuguese past which is making its presence felt in his native language.
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 25, 2017
By the time the Portuguese arrived in India in the fifteenth century, the earliest group of Christians in India had already been exposed to thirteen centuries of Indian religious traditions, which were bound to be
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 20, 2017
Justice Swatanter Kumar retires: Here are some of the orders passed by NGT under him Subscriber Only
"Even the regulatory authorities were not so effective in enforcement of environmental laws. The obvious reason could be that the environment had not degraded to the present limits and threat to public health was not
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 20, 2017
The definition of a transgender in the 2016 bill, set to be tabled in the winter session, found its inspiration from the Australian law. In other words, the proposed bill imbibed the part of the
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 18, 2017
The election campaign of this year was surprisingly dominated, not so much by the narrative of development, nor that of Hindutva. The issue of the Patidars had a stark visibility, with the community leader Hardik
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 16, 2017
Legal Weekly: SC directs to reserve 5% seats for the disabled & death sentence for honour killing; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of the landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon how the apex court is aiming to improve conditions
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 14, 2017
The Lingayat sect: Why Hindu and why not Hindu? Subscriber Only
The Lingayats emerged as a reactionary force against Hinduism in the twelfth century. While it rejected most of the broad Hindu traditions, it also assimilated aspects of it, making the demand for a separate religious
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 11, 2017
The dispute over Jerusalem runs much deeper, going back thousands of years when the territory was dethroned and claimed over and again by different communities and subcommunities, all in the name of God.
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 9, 2017
Legal Weekly: Humanity above religion and guidelines to curb child trafficking; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon Meghalaya HC observation on humanity above religion and Gujarat HC's
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 7, 2017
Law panel’s ‘piecemeal’ approach on UCC: Here’s how the Constituent Assembly discussed this Subscriber Only
“Is it tyrannical? Nowhere in advanced Muslim countries the personal law of each minority has been recognised as so sacrosanct as to prevent the enactment of a Civil Code,” Munshi had said.
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 6, 2017
When BR Ambedkar defended time taken for drafting constitution Subscriber Only
“If the Drafting Committee was drifting, it was never without mastery over the situation. It was not merely angling with the off chance of catching a fish. It was searching in known waters to find
Express Web DeskDec 6, 2017
As we remember Ambedkar on occasion of his death anniversary, take this quiz to find out how well you know the man who has had one of the most significant impacts on Indian society and
Adrija RoychowdhuryDec 6, 2017
Between the right and left, a history of Ayodhya Subscriber Only
For almost a decade before the Babri Masjid was demolished, Ayodhya had become a site of intense debate regarding what should be considered the truest history of the place.
Sonakshi AwasthiDec 2, 2017
Legal Weekly: SC dismisses plea of woman claiming to be Jayalalithaa’s daughter; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon the court's reaction to the woman claiming to be Jayalalithaa's
Anjali MararDec 2, 2017
Climate change impact on wind speed may lead to more power generation, says IIT-B study Subscriber Only
The IIT-B study also derived that wind potential is set to increase substantially over the next three decades, with Rameshwaram topping at 29 per cent higher wind energy generation capacity, followed by Jakhau (24 per
Express Web DeskNov 29, 2017
Four countries, Malta, Germany, Finland and Australia legalised same-sex marriage in 2017. The first wedding in Australia will take place after a month when, the legislation shall take effect in the country.
Sonakshi AwasthiNov 25, 2017
Legal Weekly: Courts orders ‘Barbie’ to be removed from song; top judgments of the week Subscriber Only
Legal Weekly is a compilation of landmark rulings passed by the Supreme Court and the High Courts of the country during the week. Read upon the court presiding over the 'Barbie' song and its trademark
Sonakshi AwasthiNov 21, 2017
“In case of a man of privilege, they say the law is too harsh; if it’s a poor, homeless boy, then you want a SOR and if it’s a minor, you say the child is
Sonakshi AwasthiNov 19, 2017
Indira Gandhi birth anniversary: What laws were secured from the judicial review during Emergency? Subscriber Only
Before the 2007 judgment, the Ninth Schedule provided a protective shield to laws from the courts, especially during the Emergency. But now the Ninth schedule is open to judicial review.
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