[ Modern Court ] Identity Is a Plural Concept: D.Y. Chandrachud's Dissent in K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India on Aadhaar and Constitutional Personhood By Editorial Desk · 21 Jun 2026
[ Modern Court ] The Debasement of a Constitutional Institution: D.Y. Chandrachud's Dissent in K.S. Puttaswamy v. Union of India on Aadhaar, the Money Bill, and Bicameralism By Editorial Desk · 14 Jun 2026
[ Modern Court ] Democracy as Abstraction: The Three-Judge Dissent in Abhiram Singh on Section 123(3) and Political Discourse By Editorial Desk · 07 Jun 2026
[ Dissent ] Dissent is a Symbol: D.Y. Chandrachud's Dissent in Romila Thapar v. Union of India on Bhima Koregaon and the Chilling Effect By editorial-desk · 15 May 2026
[ Dissent ] The Reference That Should Not Have Been Made: Bela M. Trivedi's Dissent on Sub-Classification and Stare Decisis By editorial-desk · 12 May 2026
[ Dissent ] What Khanna saw: the lone dissent that outlived the Court that wrote it By editorial-desk · 10 May 2026
[ Dissent ] Subba Rao in Sajjan Singh: the dissent that drew the line eight years before Kesavananda did By editorial-desk · 10 May 2026
