A.G. Noorani

The right to dissent has to fight an unequal contest in Modi’s India. Updated 20 Feb, 2021 08:09am

US presidents have used the NSA just as they wished. Published 13 Feb, 2021 06:01am

Judges are quick to take offence and accuse critics of malevolence. Published 06 Feb, 2021 06:46am

The effects of Indira Gandhi’s action are still felt by India’s top court. Published 30 Jan, 2021 06:24am

ICS cadets were raised on James Mill’s notorious work. Published 23 Jan, 2021 08:00am

Yasin Malik’s case is a revealing example of Modi’s political vendetta. Published 16 Jan, 2021 06:55am

The Shaheen Bagh sit-in aroused international admiration. Updated 09 Jan, 2021 08:08am

The People’s Alliance should publish a black book of repressive laws. Updated 02 Jan, 2021 08:31am

The constitution paved the way for its own distortions. Published 26 Dec, 2020 07:27am

No man shall be judge in his own cause. Updated 19 Dec, 2020 08:43am

The farmers’ protests hold a lesson in democratic governance. Published 12 Dec, 2020 07:20am

Indians are not alone in falling for the ‘strong man’ myth. Updated 05 Dec, 2020 11:54pm

The party is like a duke in reduced circumstances. Published 28 Nov, 2020 07:33am

The order is designed to curtail dissenting politicians’ rights. Updated 21 Nov, 2020 08:09am

Extrajudicial rhetoric impairs the authority of the court... Published 14 Nov, 2020 07:12am

The people of Kashmir have the right to decide their own future. Published 07 Nov, 2020 07:13am

The test for the Kashmiri leadership has begun. Published 24 Oct, 2020 07:07am

Judicial activists do worse than act subjectively. Published 17 Oct, 2020 07:05am

The motives behind the crackdown are obvious. Published 10 Oct, 2020 07:06am

India’s constitution imposes limits on parliament, state legislatures and courts in regard to discussion of each other’s conduct. Updated 03 Oct, 2020 11:24am