A half-done reform: On LPG subsidy
Takeouts from the Editorials: The government has informed Parliament about its decision to completely do away with the subsidy offered to cooking gas used for household purposes The fall in…
Takeouts from the Editorials: The government has informed Parliament about its decision to completely do away with the subsidy offered to cooking gas used for household purposes The fall in…
India’s elementary education system may be getting better at providing access to greater numbers of children. If producing curious minds that have had exposure to life skills is the test,…
Cause of Concern: Medical infrastructure in several surrounding districts and even neighbouring States is so weak that a large number of very sick patients are sent to such apex hospitals…
The guillotine has fallen on the right of men to unilateral divorce by mere pronouncement in one go. It is a reflection of the failure of politics in India, and…
What is it? A definite legal definition of ‘privacy’ is not available. Some legal experts tend to define privacy as a human right enjoyed by every human being by virtue…
Nepal today is a progressive country, propelled by the democratic mass movements of 1950, 1990 and 2006, heading in earnest towards building a deeply inclusive state. Despite modest economic growth,…
The right to privacy is not just a common law right, not just a legal right, not just a fundamental right under the Constitution. It is a natural right inherent…
The constitution Bench of five judges, belonging to five different religious communities, took more than three months to author its 395-page judgment on triple divorce. The historic verdict marks a…
A NINE-judge Bench of the Supreme Court is rare; a unanimous decision by such a Bench, rarer. Thursday’s decision is historic not only because it has ruled that privacy is…
A “New India” is the latest national agenda. “A new India that would fulfil the dreams of the young and women, and see the income of farmers double.” Doubling of…