Aditya Krishna

How long and how much will India suffer before the correct position of the law, also known as the Krishna Iyer doctrine, is restored, asks Aditya Krishna.

While visibility is crucial, focusing solely on it can short-circuit the more profound understanding of how queer identities are socially and materially produced, write Aditya Krishna and Sagrika Rajora.

By missing to apply a purposive and intersectional interpretation to the SC/ST Act’s application, the Supreme Court has robbed millions of Dalit Christians and Dalit Muslims of remedy against caste atrocities.

The horrific Kolkata murder and rape case has once again exposed the infrastructure of the damaging media and public reactions to such incidents.

Can the hunger of the Hindu Rashtra be contained within the limits of the Indian Constitution, Aditya Krishna and Saif Ali ask Prof. Faizan Mustafa.