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TopicLegal rights

Topic: Legal rights

Meet the Yale researcher studying what happens when rivers become legal persons

Raffaele Sindoni spent six months interviewing Māori leaders, politicians and local communities to understand what happens when nature gets legal rights.

India’s law enforcement framework needs to strike a balance between legal and illegal

India needs a mechanism that enables the law enforcement and security agencies to intervene legally, without having to adopt grey tactics.

On Camera

The irony of Iqbal—he rejected nationalism but helped shape Pakistan’s idea

Iqbal argued that Nehru’s secular nationalism misunderstood Islam. He maintained that separating religion from the state would place political power in the hands of the Hindu majority.

EXCLUSIVE: Post-midterm US policy on Iran, Russia to shape energy markets—S&P India Content head

Continued conflict and attacks on ships could keep Gulf oil supplies uncertain in 2027, Pulkit Agarwal, Global Director, India Content at S&P Global Energy, told ThePrint in an exclusive interview.

Big change in Agnipath scheme: Govt grants 2-yr extension to the 75% Agniveers not selected for service

This has now created a pathway for all Agniveers to potentially join the defence forces as regular soldiers after their tenure of six years.

Farm laws to Agnipath, Modi govt failed the test of both ‘Jai Jawan/Jai Kisan’ reforms

Between the farm laws and Agnipath, you could say the Modi government erred in taking its most loyal constituencies for granted: Hindi-heartland farmers and soldiers.