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Rajeev Dhavan
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Law
The Revolving Door for Ranjan Gogoi Does the Supreme Court and Parliament No Credit
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Rajeev Dhavan
Politics
Jyotiraditya Scindia’s Switch Raises Questions That We Sidestep at Our Own Peril
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Rajeev Dhavan
Government
Fix Blame on the Neros Who Fiddled While Delhi Burnt
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
The ICJ's Ruling on the Rohingya and What It Means for India and the CAA
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Death Penalty Opponents Are Wrong to Ask Nirbhaya's Parents to Forgive Her Killers
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Rajeev Dhavan
Government
By Making Protestors Pay for Damages, UP Govt Is Ignoring Supreme Court Guidelines
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
The Supreme Court in 2019: Justice Gogoi’s Legacy is CJI Bobde’s Challenge
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
India Needs a Proper Refugee Law, Not a CAA Suffused With Discriminatory Intent
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Judges and Recusal: The Issue Is Propriety, Not Bias
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Rajeev Dhavan
Politics
Why Demanding a Confidence Vote is Not the Way to Solve Maharashtra’s Political Crisis
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Ayodhya Case: Pressure Tactics in Mediation No Substitute for Legal Process
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
What Lies Behind the Delays in the Babri Masjid Case?
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Gogoi Case a Reminder that India Lacks System of Judicial Accountability
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Why the Supreme Court Has Found Itself in an Embarrassing Controversy
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Rajeev Dhavan
History
Apologies Cannot Eclipse Jallianwala Bagh
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Rajeev Dhavan
Politics
The BJP Manifesto Cannot Hide the Party's Agenda of Intolerance and Bigotry
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
The Imposition of President’s Rule in J&K is Arbitrary and Unconstitutional
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Cannot Appear in the Babri Masjid Case
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
Why the Supreme Court's Judgment on Mosques is Fatally Flawed
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Rajeev Dhavan
Law
To Avoid Future Karnatakas, the Supreme Court Must Lay Down Clear Principles
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Rajeev Dhavan