This year, we solemnly resolve to:
Learn about our Constitution which we have given unto ourselves,
Understand its role, principles and significance,
Promote, uphold and cultivate among us all, the spirit, substance and realisation of Constitutional values.
What are the implications of the pegasus leaks on our democracy? Why should every Indian citizen, irrespective of political affiliation, be concerned about our right to privacy? Don't forget to catch @seemay and @prasanna_s speak at this live event TODAY.
The recent tussle between the Center and West Bengal over the state's chief secretary reeks of uncooperative federalism writes Srishti Agnihotri, SC lawyer and co-founder of Project Constitutionalism @Otternyatlaw
https://t.co/Buhpuymqaz
When people are finding the constitution offensive, our future appears worrisome. But when enough of us are also slumbering out of taking our glorious constitution for granted and now stand resolute in reclaiming it, hope springs up.
When @TwitterIndia stood up for Constitutionalism. @prasanna_s -SC Advocate and Co-founder Project Constitutionalism- writes this insightful comment in the Hindu.
https://t.co/vXvWYYN7uG
The Constitution of India does not call upon us to be neutral in our way of civic life. It calls us to side with liberty, equality, justice and fraternity. To vociferously defend these values on which our nation stands or falls.
The first Vice President of India to be - Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan said that the socio-economic revolution which India needed would have to bring about a “fundamental change in the structure of Indian society” https://t.co/otQZZDOIw3
The Political Revolution which would end with Independence, an Economic Revolution, transitioning India to a planned and scientific economy, and a Social Revolution, to get India out of medievalism based on religion, custom, birth, community & reconstruct India’s social structure
Today, we are going to take a moment to reflect about the Revolution as envisioned by our leaders. Are we at least on the Road to Revolution, or have we strayed from the path?
Is the Supreme Court's posture in the farms laws case one where judicial overreach meets judicial underreach? @AbishekJebaraj writes on Farm Laws and Constitutional Morality.
https://t.co/pnCOltA7Ib
The hearing of the farm laws before the SC on 12 January 2020, and the order passed raise some important questions about constitutional adjudicatory procedure like:
Were Counsel
for some Unions, who undertook to dissuade women from participating in the protests,
representing all women across the country or those even in their own Unions?