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The Art of Ruling: The Modi-Shah Doctrine of Governance and how the duo brought the Media and Mobs to kneel in 2019

The Liberal Conception of the Indian State was thrown into the garbage dump by Modi and Shah in 2019 and Hindutva entrenched itself firmly in the corridors of power.

The Judiciary in 2019: Six significant verdicts that either created a storm or brought an end to one

The Judiciary in 2019 issued quite a few historic verdicts on various matters of import.

Scientist Nambi Narayanan, hounded by Congress and Hamid Ansari’s close aide, to get compensation of Rs. 1.3 crores

Kerala govt has in-principle approved to give compensation of Rs 1.3 crore to former ISRO scientist Nambi Narayanan.

Out-on-bail Islamist KA Najeeb of PFI, accused in Kerala professor’s hand-chopping case re-arrested by NIA

The Muslim radicals had attacked the professor as a punishment for the alleged reference to Prophet Mohammed in a question paper that he prepared for an internal exam in 2010.

Delhi HC dismisses plea filed by Nirbhaya’s murder convict seeking clemency claiming he was juvenile at time of offence

The apex court in its 2017 verdict had upheld the capital punishment awarded to them by the Delhi HC and the trial court in the case.

Here is why the challenges to Citizenship Amendment Act will likely get laughed out of the Supreme Court

Here is why all so-called legal challenges to CAA are probably going to get laughed out of the Supreme Court.

Nirbhaya case convict moves Delhi HC claiming he was juvenile at time of offence, petition refers to him as ‘innocent boy’

One of the death-row convicts in the Nirbhaya gang-rape case, Pawan Kumar Gupta has sought clemency from the Delhi HC on the grounds of being juvenile at the time of committing the crime

Nirbhaya case: SC rejects review petition filed by convict but Delhi HC does not give death warrant, next hearing on 7th January

Upholding the 2017 verdict, the apex court dismissed the review petition saying “it did not find any error on the face of it."

Jamia riots: Supreme Court dismisses pleas against police action, directs the petitioners to approach respective HCs

Dismissing the pleas filed by lawyers of petitioners seeking suo motu action against police action, the Supreme Court asked the petitioners should be file a case in the respective HCs.

Fresh records show the four suspects killed in Telangana encounter may be minors, Police in a huddle after SC orders inquiry

The Cyberabad police are finding tough to answers to questions raised by these three independent investigations. With Supreme Court’s ordering to set up another panel, the Cyberabad police will be under pressure to prove their case. 

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