97 voters and constitutional question
The constitutional question is why the system could not implement reported determinations of eligibility before the final roll was published
The judge needs an adjournment; on the occupational hazards of dispensing justice
The constitution of a Standing Committee on Judicial Well-being by Chief Justice of India Surya Kant, under the chairmanship of Justice KV Viswanathan, on World Mental Health Day, 10 October 2026, has brought attention to a subject that deserves both serious consideration and an occasional sense of humour.The initiati
Preserve what politics cannot reclaim
Contemporary Christians need not inherit colonial guilt. And contemporary Hindus need not inherit responsibility for the conduct of their ancestors
Goa's elderly: An Indo-Portuguese right to care?
The constitutional neglect of palliative care demands more than another government announcement
When the franchise is re-engineered
Democracy is often reduced to a simple transaction. The adult citizen enters the electoral process, chooses a candidate and casts a vote. Article 326 places adult suffrage at the foundation of elections to Parliament and State legislatures. Yet in Mohinder Singh Gill v Chief Election Commissioner, (1978) 1 SCC 405,...
