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Blanket Labelling Of Dissent As 'Anti-National' Strikes At The Heart Of Constitutional Values: Justice DY Chandrachud

Calling dissent a 'safety valve' of democracy, Supreme Court judge Justice DY Chandrachud on Saturday said 'blanket labelling' of dissent as anti-national or anti-democratic strikes at the 'heart' of...

A People's Digital Republic: Rohit De in conversation with Devdutta Mukhopadhyay

Plea In SC To Debar Persons With Criminal Antecedents From Contesting Elections On Party Ticket [Read Petition]

'We Have To Guard Ourselves Against Gradual Erosion Of Democratic Space' : Justice Chandrachud In Discussion With Sr Adv Datar & Prof Ginsburg

Judicial Supremacy Amid The Breakdown Of Constitutional Conventions: What The Karnataka Controversy Tells Us About Our Parliamentary Democracy

The EVM Conundrum - Has The Supreme Court Intervention Helped Mitigate The Issue?

What Karnataka HC's Order In Tejasvi Surya's Case Means For Media?[Read Order]

New PIL In SC Seeks Safety And Security Of EVMs [Read Petition]

Saving The Constitutional Democracy

"Today's Authoritarians Are Very Creative At Turning Democratic Institutions To Their advantage" : Interview With Tom Ginsburg

Want To Organise Rath Yatra To “Save Democracy” But State Govt Showing Political Vendetta: BJP Moves SC [Read Petition]

‘NOTA’ Option In Rajya Sabha Elections Will Undermine Purity Of Democracy & Serve As “Satan Of Defection & Corruption”: SC [Read Judgment]

Eroding Democratic Values

Why Can’t CM And PM Be Elected

Take Disciplinary Action Against J&K Lawyers: Lawyers For Democracy And Rule Of Law To BCI

Kathua Rape Case: Lawyers' Organizations Condemn Blocking Of Charge-Sheet By Kathua Lawyers

Justice Chelameswar To Speak On "Role Of Judiciary In A Democracy" At Harvard Club Of India Event

A Compromised Judicial Independence Is The Single Biggest Security Threat To This Country-Prof. Mohan Gopal

Key Takeaways From Public Meeting Held By Lawyers’ Forum for Democracy and Justice

Hallmark Of A Democracy Is That Citizens Have The Right To Question The Government On Its Actions: Justice AP Shah