Constitution

How To Think About Freedom This Independence Day
One way is to start imagining the kinds of local, direct democracy that will also challenge class, caste and gender hierarchies and structures of power.
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Modi Is Repeating Nehrus Mistake By Supporting Sedition Law: Historian Tripurdaman Singh
Singh, who is the author of a new book on the controversial first amendment to the constitution, speaks on why 1951 is the most crucial year to understand the current debate around Indias Constitution.
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Kashmir: SC Admits Internet Access Fundamental Right, But Doesn't Lift Ban, Yet
The SC verdict did not lift any order but said all restrictive orders, including the internet shutdown, in Jammu and Kashmir have to be published and reviewed within a week.
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Kerala Govt To Make Reading Of Preamble A Part Of School, College Assemblies: Pinarayi Vijayan
The move is meant to create social awareness on the importance of protecting the Constitution, the Kerala CM said.
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WATCH: Naseeruddin Shah, T.M. Krishna Pay Musical Tribute To Indian Constitution
The actor reads the Preamble, while the Carnatic musician sings the National Anthem in a video posted by Karwan-e-Mohabbat.
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Modi- Shah Violate The Constitution Every Day, Sonia Gandhi Says At Congress Rally
Congress will work to save the country and its democracy till our last breath, Sonia Gandhi said.
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This Woman's Fight For Privacy Made Constitutional History
In his new book, Gautam Bhatia argues that T Sareetha V/s Venkata Subbaiah represents a uniquely transformative moment in Indian constitutional history
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16 States File Federal Lawsuit Arguing Trump's National Emergency Unconstitutional
Sixteen states have come together to argue the president's national emergency declaration for a wall along the U.S.-Mexico border is unconstitutional.
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