Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In this episode we talk to Professor Rohit De, a lawyer and scholar of south Asian legal history. He is... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram The elections in the world’s largest democracy are often described as a dance of democracy. Here are some statistics just... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram Many of us, consciously or subconsciously, are heavily influenced by popular media and film and legal court dramas are  no... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 9 of the DAKSH Podcast we discussed “de-notified tribes” or “vimukta” communities and what they show us about... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 8 of the DAKSH Podcast, we discussed custodial violence and the broader issue of access to justice for... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram According to surveys, public procurement, access to public services, and regulation in India are prone to high degrees of bias,... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram The death penalty is a deeply polarising topic in India. People who justify and oppose it hold deeply held often... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 5 of the DAKSH Podcast we discussed undertrial detention in Indian prisons. One of the tragedies of the... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram Women in the Constituent Assembly Episode 4 Your browser does not support the audio tag. This womens’ day, we reflect... Read More

Facebook-f Linkedin-in Twitter Youtube Instagram In Episode 3 of the DAKSH podcast, we are joined by Chethana V, a family lawyer practising in Chennai. Family... Read More