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Om Birla’s previous tenure as Speaker of the 17th Lok Sabha left much to be desired, and members of the 18th Lok Sabha must remain vigilant if they have to stop the downward spiral of Indian democracy, writes S.N. Sahu.

Why Opposition Must be Vigilant as Om Birla Begins Second Term as Speaker

S.N. Sahu

In a case much hyped due to the election fever, the Calcutta High Court has struck down the reservations granted to Muslims under the Other Backward Classes quota in the state as unconstitutional. What are the ramifications?

Calcutta HC Verdict: Are OBC Reservations for Muslims Constitutional?

Mokshith Venkata Shiva Bhyri

The people of India have spoken. In the just concluded general elections, they have denied the ruling party a majority that could be used to usher in a new Constitution, a Ram Rajya.

After Fractured Mandate, Will Judiciary Rise up to Challenges to Constitution?

Indira Jaising

What is the meaning of ‘mandate’ within India’s constitutional and political schema? Prof. Arun Kumar meditates on this question.

General Elections 2024: What is the Mandate?

Arun Kumar

Whom Should the President of India Invite to Form the Government?

Whom Should the President Invite to Form Government?

Prashant Padmanabhan