Book Review: Republic of rhetoric- Free speech and the constitution of India
When Rousseau was talking about binding force of chain, he would have probably in mind the right of freedom and expression too. The freedom of speech and expression is a…
Book Review: 26/11 Bravehearts
If you want to read specifically about 26/11, then this book is not good recommendation for you but if you want to read an inspirational story of an Indian Soldier,…
‘Lady Chatterley’s lover’: the novel which compelled the Supreme court to examine the law of obscenity.
‘Lady Chatterley’s lover’ was the novel due to which supreme court examined the law of obscenity in 1965 in rajneet udeshi’s case.[1] This was the first case before the Court…
Gunning for Godman: A page turner on Operation Asaram
I first heard about Asaram, when my best friend told me that she had won a competition back in school days which was held by the trust of spiritual leader…
The Ministry of Utmost Happiness: Thread of Narratives
I am from that generation who first read the name of Arundhati Roy in GK’s book. Later in graduation, my teacher gave me Roy’s book ‘The good of small thing’…
Book Review: Before Memory Fades…
This chronicle of a prominent legal person of the Indian legal arena is the best read for the lawyers and law students if they really want to know the best…
Book Review: The case that shook India
If someone asks me to review this book in one line, I would tell that it is literally a ‘complete document’ of one of the most important cases of Indian…
Book Review: The population Myth by S.Y. Quraishi
The book of S.Y. Quraishi busts misapprehension of Muslim high fertility rate and tries to establish that high fertility rate in Muslims is due to poverty, illiteracy, lack of health…
Animal Farm: How a satire on totalitarianism also applies to present democracies?
Animal Farm, an allegorical novella is a satire on totalitarianism. George Orwell, as he told in his essay “Why I write” (1946), the book reflects events leading up to the…