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Women Need More Than a Drooping Half-Salute on This Day
The truth is, pretentions about protecting women are yet to translate into universal compliance with laws specially made for their protection.
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There Isn't Anything 'Shocking' About Official Apathy in the Jayaraj-Bennicks Case
Five die in police and judicial custody every day in India, so it is safe to say that the system is comfortable with this routine.
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What Public Reactions to Police Brutality in the US and India Say
Within weeks of George Floyd's death, several laws were passed in the US to enforce police reforms. In India, the Sathankulam case evoked a social media response, but not real change on the ground.
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How Hulu's 'Ramy' is Reclaiming the Narrative on Religion
The series has won accolades for its honest and matter-of-fact portrayal of a practising Muslim.
Fair and Unbiased Policing Still a Far Cry in India
The report, 'Status of Policing in India 2018', from Common Cause and Centre for the Study of Developing Societies, covers 22 states and offers one more opportunity to build better policing on a sound foundation.
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Seventy Years On, India's Democracy Is in Need of Urgent Repair
The corrosion of institutions and mechanisms to create democracy are so decayed that it is perhaps not even possible now for the best-intentioned governments to deliver democracy.
A Uniform Civil Code? Easier Said Than Done
The Supreme Court may have asked the government to address the anomalies in the Uniform Civil Code, but it will be a tough road to negotiate
