Library:Tata Institute of Social Sciences,Guwahati

  It is paradoxical that the institution that upholds the rights of the underprivileged and the historically oppressed should itself lack in...

  As Justice Fathima Beevi, the first woman Supreme Court justice in India, passes away, a look at the representation of women in the Indian...

  According to the dictionary, the word puisne has French origins, which means “later born” or younger. While recommending two names for app...

  Unfortunately, the age-old proverb, ‘justice delayed is justice denied’, remains relevant today When Justice V.R. Krishna Iyer and Justice...

  In a rare exhibition of transparency, at least by the standards of the Indian judiciary, the Orissa High Court has published an annual rep...

  Legal acumen doesn't translate to tech competence. We need adequate training to transit from paper briefs to screens. F ormer Chief Ju...

Justice Ranjan Gogoi can usher in a sea change in the Indian judiciary The Chief Justice of India has already ushered in administrative ...

Justice must be open, not opaque The growth of the jurisprudence of the “sealed cover” – which effectively involves the Court in a secre...

Fight the good fight Some moments in the life of a patriarchy provide points of confrontation — and also openings for change Ever sin...

Govt. to revisit 2003 Malimath report The Malimath panel had made 158 recommendations but these were never implemented. The subsequen...

Searching for an equilibrium Questions recur about the rightful limits of judicial intervention in the matter of policy choices in the...