The Constitution of India, Constitution Day
Constitutional Law, Editorials, Law, Philosophy, Political Science, Social Sciences

RECLAIMING MY CONSTITUTION: Envisioning a Liberal Constitutional Democracy [EDITORIAL]

The author tries to put forth the vision of the Constitution of India. The idea of celebrating our constitution, despite the concerning issues surrounding the Indian democracy, is cherished. Continue reading RECLAIMING MY CONSTITUTION: Envisioning a Liberal Constitutional Democracy [EDITORIAL]

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Amy Barret sworn in right before US elections in November 2020
Editorials

VOW OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AMIDST AN ELECTION? [EDITORIAL]

by Namrata Jeph Judicial independence is a multifaceted concept and there is no one ideal model of implementing judicial independence in the sense that one-size-fits-all. It is a result of a combination of different conditions, measures, checks, and balances that can vary from one country to another. However, only when a judiciary is independent it can make fair decisions that uphold the rule of law, an … Continue reading VOW OF JUDICIAL INDEPENDENCE AMIDST AN ELECTION? [EDITORIAL]

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Former Ambassador for Israel
International Relations, Interview Series, Political Science

ELS DISCOURSE Episode 3: Menahem Chuck Kanafi

Diplomacy and the Role of India-Israel Relations in Global Politics Speaker Profile: Menahem Chuck Kanafi Ambassador Chuck Kanafi. Ambassador Kanafi is a former career diplomat and advocate. He has served in Africa, Europe, Asia and North America at senior levels and has served as a legal advisor in the Israeli Defence Forces and to various diplomatic negotiations during thirty years of civil service. He currently … Continue reading ELS DISCOURSE Episode 3: Menahem Chuck Kanafi

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