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Thulasi K. Raj’s Biography

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Thulasi K. Raj’s Journalist Portfolio

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Courts must protect, not regulate free speech

Courts must protect, not regulate free speech

"The proceedings of the Supreme Court of India, in Ranveer Allahbadia vs Union of India and other cases have …

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Fraternity as a Constitutional Value

Fraternity as a Constitutional Value

"The idea of fraternity has been echoed in public debate in varied contexts today. Even then, the different d…

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London is no longer an inclusive haven

London is no longer an inclusive haven

"The year was 2015. This was my first time alone in a foreign country, thousands of miles away from India, my…

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A Supreme Court ruling with no room for gender justice

A Supreme Court ruling with no room for gender justice

In its judgment, Shivangi Bansal vs Sahib Bansal, that was delivered in late July, the Supreme Court of India…

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Nimisha Priya Case Highlights India's Failing Migrant Protection Regime

Nimisha Priya Case Highlights India's Failing Migrant Protection Regime

Nimisha Priya's case reveals deep flaws in migrant protections, international law, and the politics of the de…

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Reclaiming secular politics

Reclaiming secular politics

Controversy arises as Vice-President criticizes inclusion of "secular" in Constitution Preamble, questioning …

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Courts must protect, not regulate free speech

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By Thulasi K. Raj, Kaleeswaram Raj
| The Hindu Verified
Freedom of speech is vital for any democracy. The suspect for any attack on the right to free speech is usually the executive or the legislature. However, the proceedings of the Supreme Court of India, in Ranveer Allahbadia vs Union of India and other cases have raised the worry that the potential risks of endangering speech could emerge from the Court itself.
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Nimisha Priya Case Highlights India’s Failing Migrant Protection Regime

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By Kaleeswaram Raj, Anand Mishra, Vaishna Roy Verified, Thulasi K. Raj
| Frontline India Verified
“Hangman, hangman, hangman, slack your rope awhile I think I see my Father Comin’ across th mile Father, did you bring me any silver Father, did you bring me any gold Or, Father did you come to see me Hangin’ from th gallows pole Hangin’ from th gallows pole ………………..” (From Hangman, The Max Hunter Folk Song Collection) The final cry of the maid awaiting the gallows echoes the plight of Nimisha Priya, the Malayali nurse facing the death penalty in Yemen.
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Reclaiming secular politics

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By Thulasi K. Raj
| The Hindu Verified
The remarks by Vice-President Jagdeep Dhankar criticising the inclusion of the word “secular” in the Preamble to the Constitution have led to controversy. “Addition of these words in the Preamble during the Emergency signals betrayal of the mindset of the framers of the Constitution,” he said. Mr. Dhankar’s remarks came in the wake of statements on similar lines by Dattatreya Hosabale, general secretary of the Rashtriya Swayamsevak Sangh.
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