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Ambedkar wouldn’t alter a comma. Will you?

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By Arun Krishnamurthy, Vaishna Roy Verified, Sambaiah Gundimeda
| Frontline India Verified
Freedom of speech is rarely tested at the moment of prohibition; it is tested at the moment of invitation. Democracies prefer to imagine censorship as an external intrusion—a book banned by the state, a lecture silenced by executive order, a dissenter imprisoned by law. Such episodes are dramatic and therefore reassuring: they allow freedom to appear embattled but intact. The deeper trial occurs when speech is welcomed on condition.
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Public Good or Private Gain?

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By Sambaiah Gundimeda
| Economic and Political Weekly Verified
The Battle for Andhra’s Medical Colleges The proposed transfer of 17 newly sanctioned government medical colleges in Andhra Pradesh to private operators under a public–private partnership model has triggered statewide mobilisations.
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Debating Uniform Civil Code: the making of Article 44 in the Constituent Assembly of India

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By Sambaiah Gundimeda
| Taylor & Francis Online
ABSTRACT Should a secular state accommodate personal laws in a religiously diverse society? Must legislation reforming personal and cultural practices rest on the consent of affected groups? These questions animated the Constituent Assembly’s deliberations on the Uniform Civil Code (“UCC”). Initially conceived as a mechanism to harmonize personal laws, the UCC soon became a site of constitutional contestation over secularism, gender justice, and cultural autonomy.
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