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Government and Policy

Judiciary sets off fireworks of overreach with the judgement on bursting firecrackers

Karan -
It is about time the Delhi Government takes cognizance of the need to find a solution to the chronic problem of pollution that the citizens face.
Editor's picks

The eternal romance: Prashant Bhushan and PILs

K Bhattacharjee -
It is reported that Bhushan has argued over 300 PILs in the Courts.
Law

Sabarimala: Kerala government planning fortification through massive police force

OpIndia Staff -
Mandatory security clearances to restrict entry and exit to Sabarimala shrine to be put in
Culture and History

Battle for Sabarimala: Consequences, fall-out of Communist atrocity, its heroes and hope for new dawn

K Bhattacharjee -
The battle has been won but the War is not yet over. 
Editor's picks

The Judiciary is the new ideological battleground which is being exploited by career ‘activists’

K Bhattacharjee -
The judicial activists want to slap their morality and their brand of ethics on the entire populace through the legal system.
Editor's picks

No blanket ban, says SC: Can burst low pollutant crackers on Diwali and New Year within time limits

OpIndia Staff -
The Supreme Court also ordered the ban on the online sale of firecrackers and put a stay on the e-commerce portals from selling firecrackers.
Government and Policy

‘It appears the Court is crossing a Laxman-Rekha’, BJP leader on recent orders by Nainital HC

OpIndia Staff -
The Court has passed a number of contentious orders lately.
Law

‘Liberals’ prove that they are willing to trample over democracy for sake of ideological supremacy

K Bhattacharjee -
It does not bode well for the future of democracy.
Law

If Court desires respect for law, it must make law respectable by reiterating that nobody is above it

Guest Author -
People in this country usually avoid commenting upon the wisdom of My Lords, but this differential treatment is unpalatable
Opinions

Indian judiciary on a roller-coaster ride?

Kushal Gupta -
Continuous finger pointing not only reduces public faith in the constitutional offices of the parliament but also reduces the credibility of the name-caller.
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