
Re 1 Fine for Prashant Bhushan a Victory or Vindication of Guilt?
The Supreme Court ordered lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan to pay a Re 1 fine as punishment for contempt of court by 15 September, failing to do which, he could be facing three months in jail along wi...
31 Elo 202015min

The Unrelenting Media Trial of Rhea Chakraborty is a New Low for Journalism
It has been 75 days since actor Sushant Singh Rajput’s unfortunate demise on 14 June. In those 75 days, in a swift administration of media justice, his partner and actor Rhea Chakraborty has been accu...
28 Elo 202014min

RNC 2020: Optics, Cancel Culture & Fighting Racism Allegations
In the backdrop of another incident of police shooting of an African-American citizen, a deadly protest against police brutality that left two dead in Wisconsin and an extremely dangerous hurricane La...
27 Elo 202013min

If Not Cancel Exams, What Can Govt Do for NEET-JEE Aspirants?
Life should move on, said the Supreme Court almost 10 days back as it dismissed petitions to postpone the JEE Main and NEET UG entrance exams. But there's no end to demands from students and parent...
26 Elo 202011min

How Will SC’s Order on Bhushan Define Freedom of Speech?
After a three-hour long hearing, the Supreme Court reserved its order on sentencing in the contempt case related to lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan's two tweets criticising the judiciary. The same...
25 Elo 202011min

Can Congress Leadership Vacuum Lead to A Non-Gandhi President?
The lingering Congress leadership crisis has taken the centre stage once again as the Interim Chief Sonia Gandhi offered to resign from her post, urging her party members to look for a replacement. Th...
24 Elo 202014min

Raising Age of Marriage for Women a Noble Cause But Not a Cure-All
The minimum age of marriage has always been a contentious topic of debate in India. Currently, as we know, the legal minimum age stands at 18 for women and 21 for men but since Prime Minister Narendra...
21 Elo 202013min

SC Gives Time to Rethink But Bhushan Sticks to His Guns in Contempt Hearing
After being held guilty of contempt, lawyer-activist Prashant Bhushan was told that if he rethinks the statements that he's made against the judiciary in his tweets, then the Supreme Court would consi...
20 Elo 202011min



















