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Opinion Oct.5.18

Flimflam about flavanol

One wonders whether the promotion of dark chocolate as healthy is a marketing ploy
By The Telegraph
Opinion Oct.3.18

The Supreme Court as the ultimate arbiter

Recent judgments appear to have rejigged the scales in favour of judicial pre-eminence over democratic and grass-roots change
By Swapan Dasgupta
Opinion Oct.1.18

Overcoming a jaundiced morality

Recent decisions relating to adultery and homosexuality suggest that the Supreme Court is encouraging a conservative society to break new ground
By The Editorial Board
India Sep.28.18

Infographic: Alvida to adultery law

A legal guide and a filmi one to help you understand what the adultery law meant until the Supreme Court verdict on Thursday, and what it means now
By R. Balaji and Rahul Awasthi
India Sep.28.18

Equality, not hubby, is master

SC junks biased adultery law
By R. Balaji
India Sep.28.18

Adultery: the ancient double standards

Justice Chandrachud said adultery has been regarded as an offence throughout history, either as a religious transgression or a private wrong, or as a combination
By Our Legal Correspondent
India Sep.27.18

Infographic: How adultery lost its criminal tag

Thursday historic verdict overturns a 158-year-old law on adultery
By Bodhisattva Sen Roy and Rahul Awasthi
India Sep.27.18

Adultery no longer a crime: Supreme Court strikes down 158-year-old law

A five-judge bench unanimously held that Section 497 of the Indian Penal Code is archaic and deprives women of dignity
By PTI

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