WHEN INNOCENCE RISES: A SIX-YEAR-OLD, THE CONSTITUTION AND THE CHILDREN WHO CHANGED HISTORY

There is something stirring about the image of a six-year-old boy holding the Constitution of India. People may think he is too young to understand every word in that enormous book, probably cannot explain Article 14, cannot debate constitutional jurisprudence, and he may not yet understand the full meaning of liberty, equality, fraternity or fundamental rights.Continue Reading

Questioning Is Not Rebellion’: Justice Ujjwal Bhuiyan Delivers a Powerful Message on Democracy and Student Freedom

In a pointed defence of democratic dissent and the freedom to question authority, Supreme Court Justice Ujjwal Bhuiyan has delivered a powerful message to India’s young legal minds: asking questions is not an act of rebellion, and students must not be punished for exercising that democratic right. Addressing the 13thContinue Reading