Outlook Magazine Editor-In-Chief Rajesh Ramachandran (2L) with Outlook magazine deputy managing editor Sunil Menon (L), deputy editor Satish Padmanabhan (2R) and Special correspond...
A new real threat of Khalistani terror, fuelled and funded by foreign gurudwaras patronised by liberal white politicians, has revived memories of a blood-drenched era of Punjab’s history
Former SC Judge R.V. Raveendran responds to some questions about the administrative functioning of the Supreme Court that have flooded the public domain recently...
The ‘mutiny’ raises some fundamental questions about the judiciary, and its relation with the executive. It was a moment of rupture created by many backstories.
The imminent release of the National Register of Citizens’ first update since 1951 in Assam has sparked fears of extremism, with radical Islamists waiting in the wings
The BJP’s keenness to wave again the magic wand that helped it beat Mandal in the 1990s could be a sign that the ruling party’s 2019 script will have a ‘mandir accomplished’ theme
The senior lawyer wrote that there are "some things fundamentally wrong with the court and its functioning", but he still "owes a lot to the Supreme Court and the judicial system,.. and have not repaid my debt
The trial by media and judicial decisions following the cry of the Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has a huge financial burden still breaking on the economy.
The petition asks for a special investigation team to be formed to probe into allegations of attempts to bribe Supreme Court judges to allow the registration of medical colleges.
The judgement has been reserved for August 25, ahead of which thousands of the Dera followers have camped near the special court where the godman has to be physically present.
