Introduction India’s duty to refugees has been highly debated with the passage of the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) in December of...

By Abishek Jebaraj As India celebrates the 70th anniversary of the adoption of our Constitution, we find ourselves torn between hope and...

By Prasanna S. Justice Deepak Gupta, a sitting judge of the highest constitutional court of the land, recently gave a lecture titled ‘The...

By Priya Pookkulam With the rise of autocratically inclined executives in democracies around the world, the time has come to re-examine...

By Tvisha Shroff At the heart of India’s constitutional order lies a notion of who may benefit from that order – a notion of who is an...

Srishti Agnihotri[1] To describe these times as ‘the worst of times’ would not be a very cruel reproach. The world is reeling under a...

Abishek Jebaraj and Srishti Agnihotri Andy Mukherjee, a columnist, recently tweeted “Tomato will go to Supreme Court”. His tweet offered...

Governor of the State of Rajasthan, Kalraj Mishra has not convened the Rajasthan state assembly despite the advice of Gehlot’s government...

Abishek Jebaraj The latter half of 2018 saw a flurry of Constitutional bench judgements from the Supreme Court on issues from the opening...

Part XII of the Indian Constitution reviews issues related to finance, property, contracts and suits. Importantly, this part of the...

The Indian Constitution may be the supreme binding document of the country, but it cannot always be rigid and permanent. The Constituent...

The term ‘emergency’ refers to a state of urgency that arises abruptly and requires immediate action by public authorities to curb or...

Introduction Free and fair elections are a cornerstone of any democracy. For elections to be conducted in a meaningful manner, the...

Even “inborn and inalienable rights” [1] become meaningless if one is stripped of their citizenship of a state. Citizenship is a...

The Scheduled Caste (SC) and the Scheduled Tribes (ST) are among the most disadvantaged socio-economic groups in India, representing...

The concept of fundamental rights originated with the idea that all individuals possess certain inalienable rights. The Fundamental...

The Judicial Branch is a system of institutions which interpret the law and administer justice. Courts in India form a hierarchical...

The Executive The Indian government is made up of three components: the Legislature, the Executive and the Judiciary. The Executive...

India is a federal democratic republic with a parliamentary form of government. India’s central legislative branch consists of the...

Whenever a Constitution is being designed, the primary concern of the drafters is determining the structure of the nation’s new...