Proclaiming colonial law as constitutional, the Supreme Court negates its role in the making of postcolonial constitutionalism.
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Instead of a radical jurisprudence, what we got is a mortifying jurisprudential disaster: leave alone its <i>controversial</i> elements, even its is bizarre
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The spectacle of judicial reform has all the elements of cinematic imagination built into it—violence, voyeurism, repression, tears, scandal, redemption and betrayal.
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The memory of these young women who have died to bring substantial transformation in the rape cultures that proliferate in our polity, society and judiciary must be kept alive
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Only a heightened intolerance for any kind of sexual violence as a social force will begin to chip away at the monumentalisation of rape cultures in India. Our collective melancholia must be far more productive.
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An Open Letter to the Delhi University Administration charging it with negligence to provide the <a href=full.asp?fodname=20050523&fname=Rape+%28F%29&sid=1 target=_blank>rape victim</a> necessary support during police investigation.
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