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J Sai Deepak
From de-coloniality to Moplah massacre: Six important things said by Sai Deepak during a debate at Shashi Tharoor’s book launch
Latest discussions between Shashi Tharoor and advocate J Sai Deepak sheds some light on some important points of Indian History
Jamia Millia Islamia cancels lecture to be conducted by SC lawyer J Sai Deepak on ‘Minority rights’: Here is what happened
On the morning of 30th April, Mr J Sai Deepak was informed that his online lecture was cancelled. However, there is a string of events that happened between the invite being extended to the invite being rescinded.
‘Unlike Hinduism, Islam and Christianity do not believe all religions lead to God,’ says Subramanian Swamy at the Arth Cultural Fest
Subramanian Swamy said that unlike Hinduism, Islam and Christianity do not believe that all religions lead to God.
Today’s judgement by Supreme Court has effectively dislodged the 2018 verdict in Sabarimala case: Advocate J Sai Deepak
Sabarimala verdict: OpIndia.com spoke to J Sai Deepak, the advocate representing the group People for Dharma and the Pandalam Royal Family to get more clarity on the judgement
Sabarimala is NOT about ‘impurity’ being associated with menstruation, stop repeating that lie
Tradition at Sabarimala has nothing to do with 'impurity'. It is based on the celibate nature of Swami Ayyappa
Bharat, Dharma and the law: Colonial enslavement of the ‘modern’ Indian minds
The typical 'modern' Indian mind still seeks validation on benchmarks set by the erstwhile colonial master, which it has internalized so deep within its consciousness that it has come to accept them as not just the normal but also the ideal.
Petition filed in Delhi High Court challenging the prohibition and criminalization of Marijuana, lists medical uses of cannabis
The petitioner is being represented by Senior Advocate Arvind Datar and advocate J Sai Deepak.
While the temple board does a U-turn, Supreme Court reserves its judgement on the Sabarimala review petitions
Almost four months since the SC allowed women of menstrual age into the Sabarimala temple, the court today began hearing the review petitions challenging its September verdict.
Review petition filed in Supreme Court against verdict allowing women’s entry in Sabarimala
Earlier, the priests and the Pandalam royal family had refused to hold talks with the leftist government of Kerala.
As the sadness of Sabarimala judgment settles down…
I have not gone to Sabarimala. I do not know if I will. But it impacts me
