Ashwani Kumar

3 weeks ago | indianexpress.com | Ashwani Kumar

The episode related to Justice Yashwant Varma has invited questions related to judicial integrity. However, given the extraordinary nature of the case and gaps in the investigative process, larger questions about constitutional first principles have taken centre stage. In his written response on March 22 to the Chief Justice of Delhi High Court, the judge has denied ownership of the cash and claimed that he has no knowledge of how the money found its way to a store room in his official residence.

1 month ago | thehindu.com | Ashwani Kumar

The ruling by the King’s Bench Division of the High Court of Justice in London on February 28 in the Sanjay Bhandari extradition case, upholding the fugitive’s defence against extradition, and the proceedings in Tahawwur Rana’s appeal in the U.S. Supreme Court challenging the latter’s extradition are significant judicial developments with larger implications for a constitutional state.

1 month ago | realtynmore.com | Ashwani Kumar

By Ashwani KumarNew Delhi, March 17, 2025: Aspirational living has evolved in real estate, driven by buyers’ growing affinity for personalization. Today’s homebuyers are more informed, and tech-savvy, and demand greater transparency and convenience when seeking property. Recognizing this shift, real estate developers are switching from a traditional sales-driven model to a customer-first approach, where the focus extends beyond just selling properties to enhancing the entire homebuyer experience.

1 month ago | indianexpress.com | Ashwani Kumar |Khushboo Srivastava

As India stands on the brink of the “Second Republic”, the proposed delimitation has reignited the debate over the persistent paradox of the imbalance between demography and democracy. Despite its central role in the democratic theory of political equality, the process of delimitation often grapples with a lingering democratic paradox in large republics, which face the challenge of balancing conflicting territorial, demographic, ethnic, and factional political considerations.

1 month ago | indianexpress.com | Ashwani Kumar |Khushboo Srivastava

As India stands on the brink of the “Second Republic”, the proposed delimitation has reignited the debate over the persistent paradox of the imbalance between demography and democracy. Despite its central role in the democratic theory of political equality, the process of delimitation often grapples with a lingering democratic paradox in large republics, which face the challenge of balancing conflicting territorial, demographic, ethnic, and factional political considerations.