The ASI's survey of Gyanvapi casts aspersions on the mosque's character. Not only has the religious character of the mosque been put into dispute, but the objective of the Places of Worship Act has vanished into thin air.

Adverse possession is essentially a public policy issue that also happens to cover matters relating to places of worship. Given the law commission's recent report on the issue, it is time the executive takes an appropriate stand.

While it is not correct to believe that repealing the Aligarh Muslim University (Amendment) Act, 1988 will take away AMU's minority status, broader concerns of minorities in India should not be undermined.

The high court reversed a lower court's order that had discharged 11 Jamia students from the case.

Justice Ahmadi showed his courage and conviction in upholding the constitutional culture in our diverse system and ensured that the spirit of diversity in the Constitution is not nullified.

Compensation in delayed, criminal cases lie unprosecuted, investigation has been severely inadequate and judges hearing several cases have had the sharpest observations to make. Yet the system cannot be blamed, because we see it works very well when it wants to.

Despite calling the evidence ‘sketchy’, the judge denied bail to the accused and surprisingly quoted Swami Vivekananda and John Milton to buttress his argument.

The process required for the initiation of impeachment proceedings against Justice S.N. Shukla stood complete in January, 2018. Yet, the Central government failed to act.

The Centre's recent petition on returning 'extra' acquired land to the 'original owners' misunderstands the Supreme Court's previous orders on the matter.

Justice S.R. Sen's recent order in the Meghalaya high court is divided on religious lines and reflects a protectionist attitude towards Hindus.