Madhav Khosla

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Madhav Khosla, co-editor of the Oxford Handbook of the Indian Constitution, is a junior fellow at the Harvard Society of Fellows. His book, India’s Founding Moment: The Constitution of a Most Surprising Democracy, is forthcoming from Harvard University Press. He tweets @MadKhosla.

Gauhati High Court’s citizenship order is flawed because it ignores Indian reality

Madhav Khosla - 28 February, 2020

India has wide grounds for internet shutdowns but minimal safeguards – 2019 saw its result

Madhav Khosla - 31 December, 2019

Religion, not religious persecution: Why amended Citizenship Act is clearly unconstitutional

Madhav Khosla - 16 December, 2019

Beyond Article 370, we must ask if the J&K bifurcation was constitutional

Madhav Khosla - 20 August, 2019

The constitutional questions that arise from the end of Jammu and Kashmir as a state

Madhav Khosla - 5 August, 2019

How Jamaican Supreme Court has killed India’s hope of selling Aadhaar to the world, for now

Madhav Khosla - 20 June, 2019

Why Rahmath Nisha judgment about a prisoner & his wife is a celebration of right to privacy

Madhav Khosla - 10 June, 2019

Indian history tells us that to move beyond Hindu nationalism, we must move beyond identity

Madhav Khosla - 3 June, 2019

Electoral bonds are a constitutional hazard but transparency alone isn’t the solution

Madhav Khosla - 23 April, 2019

The real problem with AFSPA is how a normal law can bypass constitutional safeguards

Madhav Khosla - 14 April, 2019

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File photo | People's Liberation Army of China during a military parade | Wikimedia Commons/kremlin.ru

Xi calls for PLA to remain combat-ready. The world should be...

Kalpit Mankikar - 1 February, 2023

The Chinese armed forces remain untested in battle, having last seen active combat in the late 1970s. To bridge the gap, China has asked veterans of foreign militaries to train its personnel.