Administrative decisions of a CJI form only a fraction of his legacy; a substantial chunk of it must emanate from judgments he has authored or been part of. And it is here that a stark contrast emerges between Dipak Misra and Ranjan Gogoi – both accused of doing the government’s bidding.

As the Coronavirus scare gripped the world, this author tried Hijab for a mask. Read what happened next.

It is time for the media to focus on the public health issue of suicide and to spread the word: suicide is preventable.

In today's times, when people are scared of repercussions for speaking out, what binds them together is 'fear'.

It would be wiser to reengineer the Indian Railways’ management structure and its working cadres, rather than attempt to restructure it in totality.

The Maoists returned on Sunday in greater numbers but had to flee into the jungles for the second time in 12 hours in the face of the even greater number of tribals, writes Sandeep Sahu.

"Are you from the tukde tukde gang or the Khan Market gang?” they barked the question. There was no NOTA button.

In an industry where the biggest of film stars prefer to remain politically correct, if not mum, it is certainly rare for an A-lister actor to take sides on as big an issue as this, knowing fully well the ramifications of her move.

No Delhi police chief in recent years has, until Amulya Patnaik came along, had a tenure that's moved so frequently from one disaster to another.

Not even the National Conference lifted an eyebrow when Sheikh’s birth anniversary was removed from the list of 2020 holidays.

Dare I say it that the Muslims disappointed you, by not invoking the verses of the Holy Quran, not raising religious slogans, for they battle to reclaim the Idea of India, writes Mirza Arif Beg

The government has taken a leaf out of its Kashmir book to try and end protests. It has closed down the internet and it has unleashed the police against peaceful protestors.