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Hindu Nationalism Poses A Threat To Democratic Politics In India And Nepal| Countercurrents

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By Sandeep Pandey, Laabhesh Thapa, Subhash Gatade, Dhruv Rana
| Countercurrents
by Dhruv Rana, Laabhesh Thapa and Sandeep Pandey In India, we can observe how nationalism is a political ideology that holds devotion to one’s country as paramount to all other concerns.
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Opinion | Trivialising the apex court

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By Bishesh Joshi, Laabhesh Thapa
| The Kathmandu Post Verified
A Supreme Court of any democratic nation balances the state on its shoulders. In a social contract between the state and its citizens, the judiciary acts as a custodian of the contract through the instrument of the constitution. The essence of any contract is trust, and if this shrine of trust is mangled, then the citizens shall revolt against the state.
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Hunting Down the Witchcraft: Legal Inadequacy in India & Nepal

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By Tim Zubizarreta, Laabhesh Thapa, Viraaj Gaur
| JURIST Verified
JURIST Guest Columnists Viraaj Gaur and Laabhesh Thapa, second year students at NALSAR University of Law in Hyderabad, India, discuss the challenge of ending the practice of "witch hunting" in India and Nepal... Amidst the pandemonium arisen due to the notoriety of the COVID–19 virus, we cannot afford to be lost on the significance of how there continue to be deep-rooted pernicious influences that plague the lesser privileged strata of Indian and Nepalese societies.
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