The Freedom of Speech and Fundamental Right to Protest Against CEC Gyanesh Kumar Got Stifled by Police Clamp Down, Shut Down of Internet
The Leafletby The Leaflet·22h ago
THE heavy handed and oppressive measures taken against protesters on October 10 demanding CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s resignation gave an impression that those operating Indian State apparatus waged a war...
Gandhi’s 1921 warning that Authorities Suppressing People’s Right to Protest Would Perish Because “India ..is steeled with high courage” Echo in Protests Against Compromised ECI
The Leafletby S.N. Sahu·2d ago
With alarm and extreme degree of consternation the country is confronting a dire situation marked by Modi regime’s unusual coercive measures to preventing opposition party MPs, civil society groups...
Supreme Court asks Centre not to completely shut Delhi Metro and trains ahead of protest
The Leafletby The Leaflet·2d ago
ON FRIDAY, THE SUPREME COURT asked the Union government not to completely shut Delhi Metro stations and train services ahead of a protest announced by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and...
Two Election Commissioners Unmasking CEC Gyanesh Kumar’s Flagrant Violations Testify to EC’s Compromised Functioning
The Leafletby S.N. Sahu·18d ago
MAHATMA GANDHI WROTE in Young India on June 18, 1931 that among the manifold aspects of Swaraj, adult suffrage constituted a key aspect which he interpreted as a form of direct action of people...
Exemption is Not Authorisation: State Use of AI and Surveillance, and the Case for a Constitutional Floor
The Leafletby Anurag M. Katarki·19d ago
ON MARCH 28, 2026, the Union government announced that the Centre for Development of Telematics (‘C-DOT’) would deploy facial recognition and other policing technologies for Delhi Police.
Decoding Illusion of Corporate Constitutionalism, Affirmative Vetoes and the Battle for Tata Sons
The Leafletby Anup Michael Salve·20d ago
SPEAKING FROM LONDON on September 18, 2026, former Solicitor General of India Harish Salve dismissed the growing rebellion within Bombay House, headquarters of the Tata Group, and advised Tata Sons...
Eligible But Excluded: Has Digital Verification Pushed Women Out From Nutrition Schemes?
The Leafletby Pritika Malhotra·20d ago
MORE THAN four in ten women in India, between the ages of 18 and 40 years, suffer from malnutrition related conditions.
Centre Clears 14 High Court Judges, Holds Back Delhi’s Senior-Most Recommended Name
The Leafletby The Leaflet·21d ago
ON SATURDAY, the Union Government notified the appointment of seven judicial officers as judges of the Delhi High Court while holding back the appointment of judicial officer Gurvinder Pal Singh...
Passage of Bills in Parliament without Discussion Obliterates Legislative Intent, Violates Deliberative and Consultative Process of Law Making
The Leafletby Aaisha Iqbal Khan·22d ago
THE LEGISLATURE in a parliamentary democracy, apart from holding the Government to account, is mandated to perform two key functions, one of which is to make laws and the other to deliberate on...
Small Institutions, Towering Offices: The Architecture of Power Within the NLUs
The Leafletby K. Sudha·23d ago
CHAIRMAN OF THE BAR COUNCIL OF INDIA (‘BCI’), Manan Kumar Mishra’s directions imposing a ban on the enrollment of students of the National Academy of Legal Studies and Research University of Law...
Fault in our stars?: Questions the Supreme Court Collegium must answer
The Leafletby Shaileshwar Yadav·24d ago
THE APPOINTMENT of eight High Court Chief Justices on September 5, 2026 came amid controversy over the functioning of the Collegium.
Orissa High Court: Judicial Officer’s Resignation Under “Compelling Situation And Duress,” Reinstatement Ordered
The Leafletby The Leaflet·26d ago
IN A SIGNIFICANT RULING, the Orissa High Court directed the reinstatement of an Additional Civil Judge (Junior Division)-cum-S.D.J.M.
BAPS Monks’ Approach Towards Eiffel Tower’s Women Staff is a Form of Untouchability
The Leafletby S.N. Sahu·26d ago
SWAMI VIVEKANANDA hailed by Americans as a cerebral Hindu monk following his spell binding address delivered at the World Parliament of Religions in Chicago on September 11, 1893 was deeply...
Neti, Neti: How the Majority Defined the Term “Industry”
The Leafletby Justice K. Chandru (Retd.)·11 Sept 2026
THE BRIHADARANYAKA UPANISHAD does not define the term ‘Brahman’. It keeps on saying ‘Neti-Neti’ (‘not this-not this’).
Justice Bhuyan’s Celebration of University Space for Dissent and Questioning Reminds Authorities of the State to Uphold the Constitution
The Leafletby The Leaflet·8 Sept 2026
The following are excerpts from the address by Justice Ujjal Bhuyan, Judge, Supreme Court of India, at the 13th Convocation of National Law University, Delhi, held on August 30, 2026.
BCI Chairman Manan Mishra Loses Legitimacy After SC’s Indictment of His Outrageous Action
The Leafletby S.N. Sahu·5 Sept 2026
THE SUPREME Court bench headed by Chief Justice Surya Kant in its order on September 3, made a categorical observation that Bar Council of India or State Bar Councils have no power or authority...
Supreme Court Quashes FIRs Against Jantar Mantar Protesters Demanding Education Minister’s Resignation Over NEET Paper Leaks
The Leafletby The Leaflet·1 Sept 2026
INVOKING ITS INHERENT POWERS, the Supreme Court on Tuesday quashed First Information Reports (‘FIRs’) against student protesters in connection with the protests held at Jantar Mantar and other...
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