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Noise pollution and judicial restraint
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ANALYSING THE INDIAN POSITION ON SEDITION
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CONSTITUTIONAL VALIDITY OF SECTION 124A
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Constituent Assembly debates on sedition: Part 1
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The Indian position on the issue of sedition
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SEDITION: DISAFFECTION VS DISAPPROBATION
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The colonial origins and constitutionality of ‘sedition’
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DEVELOPMENT, NATURE AND DHARMA
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Social media, free expression and competition law
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Understanding the value of the past
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A soft state and judicial populism: A match made in hell
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Indigeneity, land ontologies and ‘development’
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INDIGENOUS PEOPLES AND INDIGENEITY
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A civilisational approach to blasphemy
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Section 295A: The ‘Blasphemy’ Provision
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Identity politics, elections and the Representation of the People Act, 1951
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Vedantic universalism, Indic civilisational renaissance & diversity
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The curious case of Indian secularism
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A feudal democracy?
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Conversations, certitude and disagreements
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Religion, race and colonialism
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The European origins of cultural coloniality
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The coloniality of modernity
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Public morality, public opinion and policymaking
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Free speech and its impact on policymaking
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Free speech and its impact on policymaking
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Fifty one shades of speech
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Etching the contours of public morality
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Is Article 32 available against the judiciary?
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Is judiciary part of the ‘State’ under Article 12?
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Constitutional morality, public morality and moral diversity
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Constitutional morality versus public morality
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Dr Ambedkar on constitutional morality
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Shri Ram janmabhoomi: Reconciling truth & secularism
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The places of Worship Act 1991, decoloniality and indigenous rights
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The deep-seated coloniality in the Indian legal system
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The Sree Padmanabhaswamy verdict: A case for Indic civilisational identity
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Addressing transgenerational trauma through history education
