Publication day! 💫 Our Verfassungsbook “Indian Constitutionalism at Crossroads: 2014-2024”, edited by ANMOL JAIN (@anmoljain-law.bsky.social) and TANJA HERKLOTZ (@tanjaherklotz.bsky.social) is now available in print and online! 📚 Check it out now! verfassungsblog.de/books/

Thoughts on the Supreme Court’s approach in the cases of Ranveer Allahbadia and Dr Sunil Kumar Singh and what it says about Indian free speech doctrine. I show how the Court’s approach is questionable on many grounds as it prefaces judicial paternalism and moral populism in decision making.

Post 2 of the IACL blog symposium on Theunis Roux’s paper. Link: blog-iacl-aidc.org/2025-posts/2...

I introduce a blog symposium, hosted by the IACL blog, on Theunis Roux’s fantastic paper on the constitutional journeys of India and South Africa: blog-iacl-aidc.org/2025-posts/2...

A short review of 2024 - I argue that in this super year for elections, the biggest trend from India is the fall from grace of the ECI, and the electoral process.

How has India's 🇮🇳 democracy developed in 2024? ANMOL JAIN explains why India’s electoral processes are in danger and focuses on a key player: the Election Commission. verfassungsblog.de/democracy-an...