Our constitution is among the few and perhaps the only illustrated one of its kind. In the Friend of the Court podcast, Raghu Karnad as well as Siva Kumar and Naman Ahuja “explore how the constitution came to be illustrated, 1/ podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/s03…

2/6 Our latest episode is about the first, and one of the most important dissents in our history. In April 1950, the Supreme Court was asked to decide on its first major case involving fundamental rights. By then, the court and the constitution were barely a few months old.

On April 24, 1973, the Supreme court decided India's most imp constitutional case. Happy basic structure judgement day to you, me and everyone we know! Listen to our Anil Divan Foundation seven part series on Kesavananda Bharati v State of Kerala here: anildivanfoundation.org/friendofthecou…

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Very good episode of the excellent podcast Friend of the Court on the human rights lawyer KG Kannabiran. Great to hear Kalpana Kannabiran share thoughts. A timely reminder of constitutional principles of justice, liberty and the excesses of the state. Vijay Burgula