Snehil Kunwar Singh

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Hate speech: Need for a social solution

Hate speech may also assume the form of regionalism, whereby ‘outsiders’ are demonised and targeted

30 November 2022, 19:32 IST

Hate speech: Need for a social solution

30 November 2022, 19:32 IST

Defections cock a snook at democracy

The anti-defection law is based on the idea that political defections weaken democratic discourse in the country by making democratically elected governments unstable

04 July 2022, 02:13 IST

Defections cock a snook at democracy

04 July 2022, 02:13 IST

Reforming the Office of the Governor

IN PERSPECTIVE

23 March 2022, 19:15 IST

Reforming the Office of the Governor

23 March 2022, 19:15 IST

Judgement upholds federal structure

It is imperative for the Centre and states to adhere to the fine balance between their powers and domains

09 August 2021, 19:35 IST

Judgement upholds federal structure

09 August 2021, 19:35 IST

NCT Bill a fresh event in Delhi admin's struggle

The changes introduced vide the Amendment Bill seek to make L-G the real head of NCT of Delhi

29 March 2021, 22:43 IST

NCT Bill a fresh event in Delhi administration's struggle for supremacy

NCT Bill a fresh event in Delhi admin's struggle

29 March 2021, 22:43 IST

With Sushant Singh Rajput case, focus back on CBI

The CBI must be given statutory status and be made independent and free from any administrative interference or otherwise

29 October 2020, 18:42 IST

With Sushant Singh Rajput case, focus back on CBI

29 October 2020, 18:42 IST

Parliament’s loss, people’s loss

A Question of Checks & Balances

21 September 2020, 21:14 IST

Parliament’s loss, people’s loss

21 September 2020, 21:14 IST

Are we still where Ambedkar left us?

IN PERSPECTIVE

11 August 2020, 22:30 IST

Are we still where Ambedkar left us?

11 August 2020, 22:30 IST

Protect right of expression

29 March 2020, 20:09 IST

Protect right of expression

29 March 2020, 20:09 IST

CAA: When the state violates withering rule of law

The response of the State machinery and judiciary to the protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act casts a serious question on the rule of law in the country, which is guaranteed under Article 14 of the Constitution. The State’s action has been disproportionate and excessive, where there are frequent internet bans and violence is meted out to the protesters while the Supreme Court seems to be reluctant to protect people’s core fundamental rights. Oppressive, excessive

21 December 2019, 02:51 IST

CAA: When the state violates withering rule of law

21 December 2019, 02:51 IST