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Law

Abhishek Banerjee - 9 November, 2018

Freedom of Expression is a complicated matter. Hopefully, people who read this article will get it now.

Law

OpIndia Staff - 4 November, 2018

The High Court has said that the conduct of the official is "contumacious" and amounts to gross indiscipline or insubordination on his part.

Law

Siddharth Acharya - 1 November, 2018

For smooth and successful functioning of democracy, the smooth relation between three pillars is very important

Government and Policy

Karan - 31 October, 2018

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.

K Bhattacharjee - 30 October, 2018

It is reported that Bhushan has argued over 300 PILs in the Courts.

Culture and History

Abhishek Banerjee - 29 October, 2018

The will of the people has to be expressed by the House of the People.

Law

K Bhattacharjee - 26 September, 2018

The Court said that it will issue necessary rules for balancing rights of public and protecting dignity of litigants soon.

Law

Guest Author - 8 September, 2018

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

Opinions

Abhishek Banerjee - 30 August, 2018

As a common citizen of India, no words of mine are enough to convey the sense of gratitude

News Reports

OpIndia Staff - 14 August, 2018

Earlier too, we had earlier covered how the Gandhis had tried to thwart the Income Tax’ investigation

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