A.G. Noorani
A high-powered committee is not needed to suggest reform.
Published 09 Oct, 2021 06:59am
Parliamentary democracy was never given a chance in India.
Published 02 Oct, 2021 06:37am
None used the press so brazenly as the Modi government.
Published 25 Sep, 2021 06:34am
It is time this objection, sub judice, is laid to rest.
Published 18 Sep, 2021 06:43am
Our right to speak, write, move and meet should not depend on ministers’ whims.
Published 11 Sep, 2021 07:03am
A mere resolution passed by parliament does not work...
Published 04 Sep, 2021 06:56am
US diplomacy has been marked by militarism and unilateralism.
Published 28 Aug, 2021 06:48am
Only one man has struggled hard to keep the flag flying — Mirwaiz Umar Farooq.
Updated 21 Aug, 2021 09:34am
The Bharatiya Janata Party has a firm, incontestable record of refusal of parliamentary debate.
Updated 14 Aug, 2021 08:27am
The draftsmen of India’s constitution ignored the problem of interstate disputes.
Published 07 Aug, 2021 06:33am
The ‘Congress system of governance’ came to stay.
Published 31 Jul, 2021 07:09am
Is Modi heading for a fall? One knows not.
Updated 24 Jul, 2021 08:27am
Legislative division of power does not dispense with the need for consultation.
Published 17 Jul, 2021 06:13am
Delimitation is one of the most delicate problems in a democracy.
Published 10 Jul, 2021 06:54am
The film producer labours under a grave handicap.
Published 03 Jul, 2021 07:20am
Delimitation of constituencies in occupied Kashmir is what lies at the core of New Delhi’s foul deed.
Updated 26 Jun, 2021 08:05am
There must be the will to listen, to confer and to compromise...
Published 19 Jun, 2021 05:53am
At the core of the concept of federalism is sharing of power...
Published 12 Jun, 2021 05:49am
The UK has a chequered past in the setting up of inquiries...
Published 05 Jun, 2021 06:11am
Political parties in India have failed the constitution.
Published 29 May, 2021 06:50am
