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The West Bengal Electoral Rolls Case A Constitutional Test of India’s Democratic Foundations The West Bengal Electoral Rolls Case has…

What a Distant Arctic Island Means for India Barely days into the new year, global politics already feels unsteady. What…

Supreme Court on Stray Dogs: Facts, Context, and Legal Implications (January 2026) In early January 2026, the Supreme Court of…

In a functioning democracy, the integrity of elections depends upon a transparent, inclusive, and reliable electoral process. In India, this…

American Democracy and the Epstein Files American democracy often presents itself as a global model of transparency, accountability, and checks…

Justice Rosalie Abella, Justice Frank Iacobucci, and the Living Tree of Canadian Law Canadian constitutional law has evolved not only…

In a landmark judgment reshaping Indian matrimonial jurisprudence, the Delhi High Court has held that the statutory requirement of one-year…

The National Herald Case: Background And Context The National Herald case is not just another criminal dispute. It is a…

Introduction The proposed Justice G.R. Swaminathan Impeachment has triggered one of the most serious constitutional debates in recent years, bringing…

In The Volatile Terrain Of West Bengal Politics In the volatile terrain of West Bengal politics, where margins are razor-thin…