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For Gender Equality in Ancestral Property, the Journey from 1956 Has Been a Long One
Sisters who have been deprived of an equal share of their deceased father's coparcenary property will now have the right to claim their due.
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Your Love is Not My Love, My Love is Not Your Love
Pride is about a lot of things, but not (specifically) about deriving its agency from heteronormativity.
Lessons Learnt From the Coimbatore Blasts Case: A Judge Reflects
The 1998 case helped Justice Prabha Sridevan understand the social fabric of India. And, she writes, it convinced her that of all the institutions of a democracy, the court was the most crucial.
What Judicial Responsibility Must Mean in the Age of the Death Penalty
Courts should realise that as long as there is life, there is room for reform, and that justice without delay provides better closure to victims than execution after decades
