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Fix the Locks, Don’t Scrap the Law: A Developer’s Case for RERA 2.0
The recent news stories about the Real Estate Regulation Act (RERA) have been nothing short of extraordinary.
Why Health Insurance Claims Are Rejected
Health insurance is sold as a risk cover and a safety net, but for countless policyholders the real shock comes not from the illness, but from the rejection letter of the health insurance company.
Battle for Justice: Why CAPF Officers must Command their own troops
Officers and soldiers of the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs) form the backbone of India’s internal security and border management.
Courtroom is not a battlefield of reputation
In any constitutional democracy, the courtroom is meant to be a space governed by discipline, restraint, and reason. It is not a battlefield where reputations are casualties, nor a stage where narratives are manufactured to overwhelm truth.
Big, Bigger, Smallest – Airports in India
There are 487 airports, airstrips, flying schools and military bases in India including 35 International, and 81 Domestic Airports
CAPFs are Organized ‘Group A’ Services (OGAS): Supreme Court
On May 23, 2025 a Supreme Court bench delivered a ground-breaking judgement recognizing the CAPFs as “Organized ‘Group A’ Services” (OGAS)
The Double Standard: Two Rules for One Constitution
Article 320 of the Constitution of India is explicit. The UPSC shall be consulted on all matters relating to methods of recruitment to civil services
CAPF imbroglio: From courtroom victory to parliamentary setback
The central Government has decided to bring in the General Administration Bill -2026 with an aim to undo what Supreme Court of India ordered
Are CAPF officers unfit to lead their respective forces?
Recently, the Supreme Court recommended cadre review in the Central Armed Police Forces (CAPFs), and progressive reduction in deputation of IPS officers
CAPF Bill, 2026: A matter of justice, morale, and institutional integrity
The introduction of CAPF (General Administration) Bill, 2026, marks a critical juncture in the evolution of India’s internal security architecture.
CAPF Act 2026: A Constitutional Assault on India’s Federal Democracy?
The new CAPF Act createss a legal framework that vests ultimate control in the MHA and reserves apex leadership exclusively for IPS officers
Retirement reimagined: the journey of India’s Pension system
The pension system in India has undergone massive transformation. During British Raj, the pension system catered mostly to the whims of British civil officials
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