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When The Supreme Court Had To Remind The Government Of Its Constitutional Duty

April 2, 2024

Though Right to Food is a key aspect of the Right to Life guaranteed under Article 21 of the Indian Constitution, it has required the Supreme Court to remind Central and State governments of their obligations by directing them on March 19

Bonds Of Disempowerment

Abid Shah

March 26, 2024

Commentary

Suddenly, electoral bonds (EBs) which have been in active use in polls for years to fund political parties and enable them to meet their needs or expenses during election campaigns have turned sour. Now they stand scrapped or banned for what seems

Will Legally Guaranteed Enhanced MSP Aid Crop Diversification?

Vivian Fernandes

March 18, 2024

Commentary

The protesting farmers of Punjab have put their stir on hold after suffering a fatality and some casualties in Haryana Police’s tear gas firing in the third week of February. Their strategy is not clear as, once the model code of conduct

Concentration Of Wealth In Hands Of Few Cause Of Burgeoning Inequality

Kalyan Chatterjee

March 13, 2024

Features

In George Orwell’s Animal Farm, a political allegory on the Russian Revolution, animals revolt against their cruel owner, Jones, and drive him out of his farm to replace him with their own regime on the founding maxim, ‘all animals are equal’. But,

India-EFTA Agreement Set To Boost Trade With Switzerland

TC Web Desk

March 12, 2024

In Focus

India-European Free Trade Association signed a Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) on 10th March 2024. India has been working on a Trade and Economic Partnership Agreement (TEPA) with EFTA countries comprising Switzerland, Iceland, Norway & Liechtenstein. The Union Cabinet chaired by

Manipur Crisis: Are FMR Suspension And Border Fencing A Solution To The Ethnic Violence?

Ninglun Hanghal

March 7, 2024

Top Story

With the Indian government deciding to end the Free Movement Regime (FMR) and fence the Indo-Myanmar border, a sense of unease and disconcert has gripped the civil society organisations and border communities in Nagaland, Mizoram, and Manipur. In Manipur’s border village of

Nano Urea Being Hailed As Miracle Fertiliser By The Government Without Much Evidence

Vivian Fernandes

February 28, 2024

Commentary

This government cannot be faulted for evidence-based decision-making. It has promoted traditional agriculture, chemical-free organic cultivation, and back-to-basics Zero Budget Farming. One or more of these concepts has been mentioned in four of the past five Budget speeches. In her 2023 budget

Farmers Protest 2.0: The Bell Tolls For The Government

Jayanta Bhattacharya

February 24, 2024

In Focus

Farmers are protesting again. Just a little over two years after they withdrew their year-long siege on Delhi’s borders following the withdrawal of the three farm laws and assurance provided by Prime Minister Narendra Modi through a nationwide, prime-time television address of

AgriStack In Its Current Form Is A Half-Baked Idea

Kalyan Chatterjee

February 19, 2024

Deep Dive

Though the Green Revolution helped India achieve food self-sufficiency, it began to run out of steam by the mid-1990s when growth in population started to outstrip rise in agricultural productivity. Over the next decade or so it became clear that unless another

Manipur Crisis: Students Unsure Of Their Future As Board Exams Approach

Ninglun Hanghal

February 10, 2024

Top Story

With the Manipur conflict still simmering, heightened anxiety has gripped students who are preparing for Class 10 and 12 board exams, scheduled to be held between mid-February and the first week of April. The situation is precarious for those who were forced

When The Supreme Court Had To Remind The Government Of Its Constitutional Duty

Bonds Of Disempowerment

Will Legally Guaranteed Enhanced MSP Aid Crop Diversification?

Concentration Of Wealth In Hands Of Few Cause Of Burgeoning Inequality

India-EFTA Agreement Set To Boost Trade With Switzerland

Manipur Crisis: Are FMR Suspension And Border Fencing A Solution To The Ethnic Violence?

Nano Urea Being Hailed As Miracle Fertiliser By The Government Without Much Evidence

Farmers Protest 2.0: The Bell Tolls For The Government

AgriStack In Its Current Form Is A Half-Baked Idea

Manipur Crisis: Students Unsure Of Their Future As Board Exams Approach

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