constitution of India

The Uniform Civil Code is being touted as a means to ensure gender equality. Instead, it dismisses constitutional provisions that protect minorities.

Regular land audits and access to data can help the panchayats prevent encroachment and better govern the common lands.

Renowned social activist and a driving force behind the movements that led to the RTI Act and MGNREGA, Aruna Roy tells us what it takes to sustain truly participatory movements and why we must fight for our democratic right to dissent.

In India, trafficking is the result of extreme socio-economic inequalities. The proposed new anti-trafficking law fails to recognise these realities.

In order to protect migrant workers in the informal sector from exploitation, we must ensure that they can access the justice system regardless of the location of their work.

A day in the life of a grassroots activist who is on a mission to promote constitutional literacy, and ensure that education is accessible to all.

Known for his pathbreaking work in the development sector, Vijay Mahajan talks about inequality, the direction our society is headed in, and how the ‘idea of India’ cannot be realised by the state alone.

The time has come to align self-interest and public interest in support of the rule of law and constitutional values.

Recognised for bringing cadres of young professionals into grassroots development, Deep Joshi reflects on why we need to build a more fraternal society and implores us to reconsider how we respond to development challenges.

What led to the crumbling of justice, liberty, and everything the country’s constitution stands for?