LU Chronicles
I’ve been thinking about this more than I’d like to admit. Not in a dramatic, “the world is doomed” way, just in small, quiet moments. Like when someone shares something vulnerable, and the response is a dry “same.” Or when bad news feels… distant. Seen, processed, and cleared in under […]
The idea that the free market is a natural, efficient, and self-regulating system is not a conclusion derived from history. It is an ideological claim sustained in spite of history. When examined across centuries and geographies, the empirical record does not show markets emerging from freedom, producing stability, or distributing […]
India’s judiciary has always been regarded as the protector of the Constitution, responsible for safeguarding fundamental rights, interpreting laws, and keeping the two arms of government, the executive and legislative, accountable to each other. The judiciary has played an instrumental role in the development of Indian democracy through its activism. […]