TopicRight to vote

Topic: right to vote

There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

K.B.S Sidhu - June 23, 2026

Universal Adult Franchise needs stronger enforcement than it currently enjoys. But the prescription of elevation to fundamental right status is only symbolically powerful.

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There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

K.B.S Sidhu - June 23, 2026

Universal Adult Franchise needs stronger enforcement than it currently enjoys. But the prescription of elevation to fundamental right status is only symbolically powerful.

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Topic: right to vote

There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

On Camera

YourTurn

Guidelines for YourTurn submissions

Opinion

There’s no need to make the right to vote a fundamental right. It’s already well-protected

Every time women produce proof of sexual harassment, the goalpost moves

Our foreign policy contradiction today—Modi is visible, India is not

Economy

Rice, maize, or sugarcane? India’s ethanol push triggers debate over agricultural concerns, subsidies

Defence

SMPP partners with Europe’s KNDS to build loitering munitions in India amid growing military demand

National Interest

Why many parties break up when out of power and some don’t

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