Markandey Katju
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Markandey Katju is an Indian jurist and former Supreme Court judge of India who served as chairman for the Press Council of India. He has also worked as Standing Counsel for the Income Tax Department.
The Inanity and Superficiality of So-Called ‘Intellectuals’...
The article critiques the superficiality of intellectual discourse in the Indian subcontinent, highlighting the flaws in democracy, the influence of feudal mindsets, and the role of external powers in keeping underdeveloped nations weak.
Reviving Communal Harmony: An Appeal to Celebrate...
An appeal for Hindus and Muslims to revive communal harmony by celebrating Holi together, countering historical divisions.
The Long March to India’s Socio-Economic Emancipation
India needs a united, long-term struggle to overcome poverty, polarization, and stagnation to become a modern industrial giant.
How an Indian Judge Challenged and Provoked...
Cracking jokes in India requires more than wit; it demands a deep understanding of regional sensitivities.
‘Laanat Hai Aap Par’
A bakery employee publicly insulted Chief Justice Qazi Faez Isa, sparking widespread support and calls for a 'Donut Revolution' in Pakistan.
The Judgment that Almost Cost Me My...
A high-stakes legal battle unfolds as Justice Katju challenges caste-based reservations in the fields of science and technology.
Does Foreign Investment Help an Underdeveloped Country?
The article contrasts the push for economic progress through openness with the argument for protecting domestic industries.
Jumping Rats: Politicians Abandoning the ‘Sinking’ Ship...
Politicians in Pakistan are leaving Khan's PTI, similar to rats leaving a sinking ship during a period of political turmoil and mass arrests.