Over 70% of police back immunity for using force, Pg7

Over 70% of police personnel endorse immunity for using force, revealing institutional disregard for due process and human rights, raising serious governance concerns.

Reading the street — lessons from Jantar Mantar for the police, Pg13

Jantar Mantar protests reveal critical policing gaps; experts urge Delhi Police to revamp crowd control, social media intelligence, and pre-emptive political engagement for future demonstrations.

Caught on camera, Pg6

Videos reveal Delhi Police's brutal force and sexual assaults on student protesters; Supreme Court to investigate excesses.

The right to protest and the limits of police power, Pg10

Violent Delhi protest clashes ignite debate on constitutional right to assemble and police force limits, drawing High Court scrutiny into alleged brutality.

Prime Minister shares a Sanskrit Subhashitam, highlights the qualities of an ideal and truly excellent individual

PM Modi shares ancient Sanskrit Subhashitam, outlining ideal individual qualities for personal, social, and national duties, emphasizing valor and selfless service.

Magnifica Humanitas & MANAV: Creating a shared vision for AI, Pg13

Pope Leo XIV's 'Magnifica Humanitas' and PM Modi's MANAV framework align on human-centric AI ethics, emphasizing dignity, common good, and global governance.

How ‘bulldozer justice’ undermines the law, Pg9

Article examines 'Bulldozer Justice' in India, highlighting its conflict with due process, rule of law, and separation of powers.

A recusal test the Delhi High Court failed, Pg6

Delhi High Court's Justice Sharma declines recusal in Kejriwal's liquor policy case, raising concerns over judicial impartiality and adherence to recusal principles.

The alarming rise of medicalisation in India, Pg6

India confronts rising medicalisation as anti-obesity drugs surge, sparking concerns over side effects, ethical practices, and market influence.

Custodial deaths in 2020: Death penalty for 9 TN cops, Pg9

Tamil Nadu cops get death penalty in 2020 custodial death case, highlighting police brutality and judicial accountability.

The digital narcissus, Pg11

AI's sycophantic design poses threat to critical thinking, dissent, and intellectual evolution, potentially leading to tyranny and societal stagnation.

Publish or perish: making sense of India’s research fraud epidemic, Pg9

UGC's 'publish or perish' culture incentivizes research fraud, undermining teaching quality and ethical standards in Indian higher education.

Mind your ‘administrative’ language, says SC report, Pg1

Supreme Court report urges judiciary to eliminate discriminatory job titles perpetuating inequality and uphold constitutional values through inclusive administrative language.

The contours of constitutional morality, Pg6

Article dissects 'constitutional morality': its evolution, interpretations by courts, and vital role in upholding justice and constitutional values.

Process has become the punishment in our criminal justice system: ex-CJI, Pg 6.

At Lexposium 2025, organised by SRM School of Law in association with The Hindu, former CJIs N.V. Ramana and U.U. Lalit, along with senior jurists, highlighted systemic flaws in India’s criminal justice system, calling for urgent reforms in bail, prosecution, and judicial capacity.

Justice is not about ‘teaching someone a lesson’ , Pg8

Chhattisgarh HC's custodial death case observation sparks outrage, highlighting systemic issues of police brutality and caste-based violence, demanding judicial accountability.

India’s police must get out of Dirty Harry’s shadow, Pg 10.

End custodial brutality, begin criminal justice reform, Pg8

Why the prestige of doctors is eroding, Pg9

Compassion in primary healthcare: here’s what it looks like in India, Pg 22