Siddhant

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@twitatreyee Surti Handi at Muhammad Ali Road is a great place for some proper Nihari

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

Red Fort and Our Lady of Alice Bhatt

[Anuj Aggarwal @aggarwalatbar]

Just finish your drafts, read your judgments, make your notes, and try to help your peers, juniors & people who genuinely need it. Stop theorizing. You knew what you were getting into. No point keep harping about what privilege other enjoy. It won't increase urs or reduce theirs.

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

A walk around Office with Mother Mary

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@SarthakTandon17 aap kisi type ke visheshagya lagte hain

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@DrishtiiIAS its not vinod mehta’s outlook anymore

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@sonaksshi kuch krta hun vimarsh ispar

[Manhar Bansal @ManharBansal21]

This has been a long, long time in the making. We have contributions on legal history, legal anthropology, death penalty sentencing, a comparative intellectual history, and global finance. Come join us to celebrate 20 successful years of SLR. Register using the link below.

[Nitin Sethi @nit_set]

The NFSA, Right to Info Act, Forest Rights Act etc were laws that Dr Manmohan Singh actively worked to pare down alongside his distaste for MNREGA. He was for unleashing the animal spirits of the economy. Others in the party brought to table this counter balance which eventually spin into moral decay. He did nothing to opposed the State's use of violence with impunity to create the hunting grounds for the animal spirits. In that he encouraged it. The framework for India's rise out of poverty at the cost of its marginals was set then.

It was in his era one saw the PMO operate without the PM's signatures on many files.

One can't blame his party people or bureaucracy friends for not talking the truth, but to see journalists write of him without rigour is more telling of the mediocrity in the elites of our profession than of the complex and rich legacy Manmohan Singh leaves behind. He had the guile, desire and determination to survive on top of a power structure. He did it using selective silence as a tool. Many successful elites follow the same method.

[Subir Sinha @PoMoGandhi]

It seems to have been a rule-by-committee, him being the more humble and polite PM speaking policy in a neutral and technocratic language, with Chidambaram implementing the brutalities necessary for neoliberal capital accumulation.

[Nilanjana Roy 📚🦊 @nilanjanaroy]

Now, finally, you see his worth. Always the better human being, and the better Prime Minister by far.

[Manhar Bansal @ManharBansal21]

This is a culmination of the collective effort of our generous authors and dedicated editors. Choose from over 15 essays across different themes and read fresh socio-legal work!

[Rahul Rao @thariel]

book has a cover and a website, yikes!

'The Psychic Lives of Statues: Reckoning with the Rubble of Empire' will be out from @PlutoPress in March 2025

https://t.co/eYr5ghkusK

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@sonaksshi me

[Socio-Legal Review @SLR_NLSIU]

Want to contribute to the Socio-Legal Review? But confused about what "socio-legal" means? Join us for the 1st Annual SLR Workshop on 13 Jan, Saturday, 3-5 PM online for a discussion on the meaning of socio-legal scholarship. Open to All; register here: https://t.co/KCgtNDqYf7

[Socio-Legal Review @SLR_NLSIU]

At @NLSIUofficial; Prof. @NeetiNair in conversation with the SLR Editorial Board and Prof. @KRManoharan on her new book Hurt Sentiments (HUP 2023) and questions of secularism, belonging, and identity. We will soon publish the transcript on the SLR Forum. Watch this space!

[Socio-Legal Review @SLR_NLSIU]

We are delighted to announce that Volume 18(2) of SLR our Journal has now been published online. This Issue focusses, in particular, on the unanticipated consequences of legal policy framed without adequate attention to varied social contexts. https://t.co/hhEw8VmQbu

[Siddhant @sid17mishra]

@saumitrakhullar Everyone has an arc. Where is my arc

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