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Finished reading @aptshadow's The Doors of Eden. Whew. It's a really good book, and you should read it. A brief thread with some of my favourite passages (no spoilers):(1/n) "But

A quick note on phone tapping. It is, unfortunately, something that is left to the arbitrary discretion of the government, and at the root of this situation (unsurprisingly) is a

Some thoughts on this deep dive by the @EconomicTimes into the making of the Data Protection Report (article unfortunately paywalled, but honestly, just this one alone is worth the subscription).https://economictimes.indiatimes.com/prime/ec

Today, there were a lot of theatrics at the Supreme Court. This drama distracts from the real issue. The actions of the present and previous Chief Justices, and the impact

How the State and its lawyers played the Supreme Court and fired from the shoulders of the judiciary, a thread. (1/n)https://twitter.com/barandbench/status/1273520303939784705 See the MHA Order on the Yatra (h/t: @parasnsingh95)

Okay, so I think that the @AamAadmiParty has been copping some unfair criticism for the appointment of the Solicitor General as counsel in the Delhi riots case. A brief thread

Once this critical issue has been discussed, here is another suggestion. A webinar on "Insulating the Judiciary from Powerful and Influential Senior Advocates."(1/n) Empirical research has shown - repeatedly -

Labour historians and experts (like @saurabhbhbhbh and @ShankarGopalak) will have more to say on this, but the dismantling of the industrial dispute resolution mechanism is particularly serious, for the following