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The Timothy Initiative And The Law India Is No Longer Apologising For

The Draft June 17, 2026

By Gajanan Khergamker On April 18, 2026, Bureau of Immigration officers acting on an Enforcement Directorate Look-out Circular stopped a for...Read More

The Timothy Initiative And The Law India Is No Longer Apologising For

Reviewed by The Draft on June 17, 2026 Rating: 5

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Constitution Day Ushers Release of Undertrials Under New Criminal Law

The Draft November 05, 2024

By Manu Shrivastava In a move that marks a monumental shift in the nation’s approach to criminal justice, the Ministry of Home Affairs (MHA)...Read More

Constitution Day Ushers Release of Undertrials Under New Criminal Law

Reviewed by The Draft on November 05, 2024 Rating: 5

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MHA clarifies on ground level issues

The Draft April 04, 2020

Prachi Desai | New Delhi States have been advised to inform District authorities and field agencies regarding the Clarifications so as t...Read More

MHA clarifies on ground level issues

Reviewed by The Draft on April 04, 2020 Rating: 5

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Project 10/3: Exile, Empire and War in the Andamans

By Gajanan Khergamker History, if it is to retain its moral force, must be rescued periodically from the comfortable distance of textbooks a...

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The Clash of Narrative And Reality In The Temple Demolition Controversy

By Gajanan Khergamker Recent viral claims disseminated via social media leveraged two highly inflammatory elements to maximise their impact ...
When A Parsi Woman Was Refused Last Rites, Hindus Stepped Forward

By Gajanan Khergamker A fifty-five-year-old woman died in Navsari, Gujarat, on June 4, 2026 after been briefly ill. She left behind a husban...
Consumer Uproar Forces BEST To Halt Smart Meter Rollout

By Anushka Singh In what has now snowballed into one of the most fiercely contested utility service reforms in recent memory, the Brihanmumb...
Screenings of DraftCraft Film 'Tides, Toddy and Time' Conclude in Mumbai

By A Draft Correspondent In the courtyards across Goan villages, a quieter season begins before tourism does. From March to May, as cashew a...
Why The Mumbai-Pune 'Missing Link' Is Making Engineers Uncomfortable

By Manu Shrivastava I did not grow up believing that infrastructure was meant to impress. In the US, at Johns Hopkins University, where I tr...
Karnataka’s New Bill Turns Dissent Into A Crime

By Gajanan Khergamker The Karnataka Hate Speech and Hate Crimes (Prevention) Bill 2025 arrives at a moment when the very architecture of dem...
'Right To Disconnect' Bill's Fate Sealed Before Reaching Floor

By Gajanan Khergamker It is almost poetic that at a time when India’s workforce feels more tethered to devices than ever before, Supriya Sul...
Ubadiyu vs Undhiyu

By Manu Shrivastava In the realm of Gujarati cuisine, Ubadiyu and Undhiyu stand out as two distinct yet tantalising winter delicacies. These...
Bar Council Must Pull Up Google And Stop The Commercialisation Of Law

The profession of law is built on nuanced expertise, rigorous training, and an unwavering commitment to ethical practice—attributes that are...
Iran Makes Waves At The 76th Cannes

And their Indian counterparts do their bit and more at home, writes Manu Shrivastava Iranian-born model Mahlagha Jaberi made a loud statemen...