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In The Colonial Constitution: An Origin Story, Arghya Sengupta writes that “We are at an inflection point, with the old giving way to the new.” State

Independent think tank founded by Kolkata boy Arghya Sengupta turned 10 this December

Many major countries, including the US, run their affairs without tampering with their constitutions too much. The Indian Constitution has stood the test of time

The Constitution of India has kept the country together despite any shortcomings it may have, Senior Advocate and eminent jurist Fali Nariman said on Friday.

His response came to a question from the audience on whether the citizens have given themselves too many rights because courts are “choked” and the “future of deciding those rights is now uncertain”.

Senior Advocate Fali Nariman and journalist and Chief Editor of The Print Shekhar Gupta will be in discussion with Vidhi Centre for Legal Policy's Arghya Sengupta on his recent book 'The Colonial Constitution'.

It is always a good time for Indians to ask themselves which parts of the Constitution work and which don’t. That celebrates Ambedkar, it doesn’t belittle him