More interesting than Ranaut’s efforts at scoring free publicity is how Ranaut is recasting herself as Mother India 2.0 read more

The attacks on social media are constant, Sinha says, after the release of his film, Article 15. He’s decided to respond with humour, or not at all. read more

Anubhav Sinha’s Article 15 offers a realistic take on Article 15 of the Indian Constitution, which prohibits discrimination on grounds of religion, race, caste, sex or place of birth. read more

Regular elections serve as a democratic feedback system read more

While we celebrate the Constitution, it is time to build a national consensus so that the Constitution is a charter that speaks to our own needs and aspirations today. The time for borrowing is over. read more

Malik said the problem of militancy exists in Kashmir not only due to unemployment among youth, but also because politicians have been misleading the people for the past several decades. read more

The Congress president also gave his best wishes to the countrymen on the occasion of Baisakhi, Ram Navmi, Hanuman Jayanti and the Odia New Year in separate tweets. read more

It is regrettably ironic that in a petition founded on the public’s right to know who funds political parties, the court has ordered that information be provided in a “sealed cover”, safe and secure from the voting public. read more

According to media reports, BJP President Amit Shah said it remains committal to remove the Article from the state but their lack of majority in Rajya Sabha is the reason why it has not been done so far. read more

PM Modi accused that terrorism, prices, violence, corruption, black money rise when Congress is in power. read more

This 20-year-old journalist and government job-seeker from Ayodhya will vote for caste equality and employment opportunities. read more

Article 15 first look has Ayushmann Khurrana playing a cop. The Anubhav Sinha film will take a hard look at the inequalities in our society. read more

The Indian Constitution does not authorise the judiciary to directly censor speech. Article 19(2) of the Constitution only allows for speech to be restricted through a “law” made by the “State read more

A bench of justices RF Nariman and Vineet Saran said the petition filed by Madhya Pradesh-based advocate Veenayak Shah raised questions of “seminal importance”, in particular as to the “correct interpretation of Article 28 (1) of the Constitution”. read more

Article 28(1) of the Indian Constitution says, “No religion instruction shall be provided in any education institution wholly maintained out of State funds.” A bench led by Justice RF Nariman, while hearing the petition said the matter should be placed... read more