Saksham Chaturvedi This piece analyses the provisions of the recently promulgated ordinance on conversions for inter-faith marriages against the Fundamental Rights guaranteed by the Constitution, to demonstrate how the criminalization of religious […]
Prannv Dhawan There is a certain way in which India has traditionally positioned itself at an international level – a plural, secular, tolerant, multi-party democracy. The gaze with which the world looks […]
Binit Agrawal speaks with Prof. Mark Blyth on the rise of angry populism across the world and the solutions proposed by him in his book ‘Angrynomics’. Mark Blyth is a political economist […]
Hindu-Muslim unity is certainly needed for achieving our country’s goal of a cohesive and plural India, but Muslim leaders must ponder in what manner to go about the same.
Anubhav Khamroi This is the third post in the series of three posts on federalism after Covid. Find the first and second posts here and here. The Indian Constitution was never envisioned […]
Ragini Agarwal This is the second post in the series of three posts on federalism after Covid. Find the first and third posts here and here. “Everyone wants decentralisation, but only until […]
Digvijay Chakrabarti The State assembly elections in 2019 have exposed the chink in BJP’s armour. How did the largest Party in the world, riding on one of the largest Lok Sabha mandates […]
Can India strike a balance between party cohesion and individual opinion of the parliamentarian? On 17th July 2019, The Supreme Court of India was put on the horns of a dilemma when […]
Kashish Makkar In the midst of the political frenzy surrounding the Kashmir issue, we analyse the procedural validity of the Kashmir Order in this article. While the unprecedented preparations by the Union […]
Prannv Dhawan and Devansh Kaushik speak with Dr. Faizan Mustafa, Vice-Chancellor of NALSAR University of Law, Hyderabad, in an exclusive interview for LSPR. LSPR sought the noted academic’s views on a diverse […]
