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  • 'Grounds Must Be Distinguished From Opinion'
    The Supreme Court, finally, lifts its stay on the Bombay High Court order quashing the Maharashtra government ban on James W. Laine's controversial book on Shivaji
    Jul 12, 2010
    | Supreme Court
  • 'The Impugned Notification Has To Be Quashed'
    In a significant ruling for freespeech, vindicating James W. Laine's book on Shivaji, the Bombay High Court quashes Maharashtra Govt's notification dated 28.12.2006 directs it "to forthwith release all the books which were forfeited and seized"
    Apr 29, 2007
    | Bombay High Court
  • Wise King, Foolish Subjects
    Shivaji has always been seen as an extraordinarily clever, intelligent and wise ruler. Why are the most utterly foolish positions being assumed and actions taken, supposedly in his name, to defend his reputation?
    Jan 18, 2006
    | Ananya Vajpeyi
  • A Farewell To Cops
    The armed bodyguard posted at my door since January 7, 2004 was finally taken off by the government of Maharashtra after three months. I had not asked for this protection...
    Apr 23, 2004
    | Dilip Chitre
  • Terror By Law
    Is Maharashtra's Home Minister declaring another Emergency of his own during this pre-election period? Will champions of civil liberties remain articulately silent and silently articulate in the face of this clear and present danger to democracy itse
    Mar 23, 2004
    | Dilip Chitre
  • Drowning Dissent
    What we have at stake in the floundering career of our Republic is the plural character of our polity pitted against a conformism imposed from above, i.e. by an elite conspiring and conniving to rule the vast mass of population.
    Mar 23, 2004
    | Dilip Chitre
  • Lord Vishnu As Shivaji Maharaj
    ... and how he landed miniature painter Shrikant Pradhan in trouble with the Maratha Seva Sangh and the Pune Police.
    Mar 23, 2004
    | Dilip Chitre
  • The Limits Of Tolerance
    With the storming of BORI by hooligans, the monster of fascism no longer growls at the gate - it has crossed the threshold, into the house that Gandhi built. Are we prepared to defend acts of violence perpetrated in the name of our identity, our beli
    Jan 30, 2004
    | Ananya Vajpeyi
  • Ban, Burn, Destroy
    Governance has been abandoned to mob intimidation at the price of free speech. The law — even in its width — was intended to outlaw malicious speech, which intended disruption. Today the disrupters claim a sensitivity that they do not possess and a p
    Jan 23, 2004
    | Rajeev Dhavan
  • Intolerance Tolerated
    This is the first time in my life that I am sitting down to write an article while a commando sits in my living room to protect me from possible assailants. News Updates.
    Jan 16, 2004
    | Dilip Chitre
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