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Rajshree Chandra

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Book Excerpt: Jagat Narain Lal's Ardent Defence of a Free Press
03 Dec
Books
Book Excerpt: Jagat Narain Lal's Ardent Defence of a Free Press
by Rajshree Chandra
Bhima Koregaon Case: Trying Without a Trial Is the Intent of Draconian UAPA Law
09 Jul
Rights
Bhima Koregaon Case: Trying Without a Trial Is the Intent of Draconian UAPA Law
by Rajshree Chandra
The Virus and the Math of Vaccine, Votes and Worship
28 Apr
Politics
The Virus and the Math of Vaccine, Votes and Worship
by Rajshree Chandra
Defamation: The Weapon of Choice to Stifle Pursuit of Justice and Free Speech
11 Mar
Law
Defamation: The Weapon of Choice to Stifle Pursuit of Justice and Free Speech
by Rajshree Chandra
Has India Descended Into a Constitutional Theocracy?
17 Dec
Government
Has India Descended Into a Constitutional Theocracy?
by Rajshree Chandra
Delhi Election Video Makes it Clear the BJP Wants to Harvest Your Hate, Not Your Love
05 Feb
Politics
Delhi Election Video Makes it Clear the BJP Wants to Harvest Your Hate, Not Your Love
by Rajshree Chandra
An (Un)Enlightened Sadhguru in King Modi's Court
01 Jan
Politics
An (Un)Enlightened Sadhguru in King Modi's Court
by Rajshree Chandra
India's Auto-Immune Disorder: The Gap Between Law and Rule of Law
31 Aug 2019
Rights
India's Auto-Immune Disorder: The Gap Between Law and Rule of Law
by Rajshree Chandra
How the FRA Is Being Cut Down to Size, and Tribals With It
23 Feb 2019
Rights
How the FRA Is Being Cut Down to Size, and Tribals With It
by Rajshree Chandra
Activists' Arrests: The Exceptional Has Been Made the New Normal
01 Nov 2018
Rights
Activists' Arrests: The Exceptional Has Been Made the New Normal
by Rajshree Chandra
M.J. Akbar’s Defamation Case: From News Room to Court Room, the Game Is Power
18 Oct 2018
Law
M.J. Akbar’s Defamation Case: From News Room to Court Room, the Game Is Power
by Rajshree Chandra
We Can No Longer 'Let the Law Take Its Own Course'
01 Sep 2018
Rights
We Can No Longer 'Let the Law Take Its Own Course'
by Rajshree Chandra
'Extraordinary' Laws Are Becoming Central to the Politics of Repression in India
28 Aug 2018
Rights
'Extraordinary' Laws Are Becoming Central to the Politics of Repression in India
by Rajshree Chandra
Narcissism, Victimhood and Revenge – the Three Sounds of Neo-Nationalism
10 Aug 2018
Politics
Narcissism, Victimhood and Revenge – the Three Sounds of Neo-Nationalism
by Rajshree Chandra
A Tired Dharna Won't Win Arvind Kejriwal Control Over the Civil Services
20 Jun 2018
Politics
A Tired Dharna Won't Win Arvind Kejriwal Control Over the Civil Services
by Rajshree Chandra
The Curious Case of no Profit in 'Office of Profit’
27 Mar 2018
Law
The Curious Case of no Profit in 'Office of Profit’
by Rajshree Chandra
Understanding the Ratio of Malice to Legality in the AAP MLAs Disqualification Case
22 Jan 2018
Government
Understanding the Ratio of Malice to Legality in the AAP MLAs Disqualification Case
by Rajshree Chandra
Delhi University Can No Longer Turn a Blind Eye to Systemic Flaws Dragging the Institution Down
09 Nov 2017
Education
Delhi University Can No Longer Turn a Blind Eye to Systemic Flaws Dragging the Institution Down
by Rajshree Chandra
We Need an Anti-SLAPP Law To Encourage and Protect Free Press
12 Oct 2017
Law
We Need an Anti-SLAPP Law To Encourage and Protect Free Press
by Rajshree Chandra
Why We Need to Be Wary of the Political Centrists
14 Aug 2017
Politics
Why We Need to Be Wary of the Political Centrists
by Rajshree Chandra
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