Feb
15
2025
By Arudra Burra
An early attempt at 'Critical Constitutional Studies', arguing against an uncritical veneration of our constitutional past.
Organiser front page, May 1950
A reprise of an earlier piece on the first cases of freedom of speech under the 1950 Constitution -- by the magazines CrossRoads and Organiser, republished for the Supreme Court Observer on the occasion of the 75th year of the Supreme Court of India.
Originally published in Seminar magazine, issue 697 (2017).
Originally published in Seminar magazine, issue 697 (2017).
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