Friend Of The Court: S2 Episode 1: Jhame-Law

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2 Dec 2023 11:59 AM IST

  • Friend Of The Court: S2 Episode 1: Jhame-Law

    India is newly independent, with a path breaking new Constitution in place. The Nehru government is eager to implement land reforms to tackle poverty and inequality. But the fundamental rights provision of the Constitution is coming in the way, particularly the right to property. The government needs to circumvent this. It brings in constitutional amendments to protect its pet policies from...


    India is newly independent, with a path breaking new Constitution in place. The Nehru government is eager to implement land reforms to tackle poverty and inequality. But the fundamental rights provision of the Constitution is coming in the way, particularly the right to property. The government needs to circumvent this. It brings in constitutional amendments to protect its pet policies from court review. This brings Inder Golak Nath to court, resulting in Golak Nath vs State of Punjab. Sandip Thakore, one of the few surviving participants from the case, tells us how it unfolded. Soon after, Indira Gandhi comes to power, and implements bank nationalisation and abolishes princely privileges, setting her up for even more clashes with the courts.

    Host: Raghu Karnad

    Research Manager: Ramya Boddupalli

    Research: Bhavya Dore, Ramya Boddupalli

    Legal Research: Aishwarya Chaturvedi

    Script writing: Bhavya Dore, Ramya Boddupalli

    Script Editor: Supriya Nair

    Producer: Gaurav Vaz

    Sound Design, Score & Title Track: Saachi Rajadhyaksha

    Mixing & Mastering: Ayan De

    Advisors: Lawrence Liang, Ranvir Singh, Shyam Divan and Vivek Divan

    Guests:

    1. Arvind Datar

    2. Gautam Bhatia

    3. Lawrence Liang

    4. Namita Wahi

    5. Nayantara Sahgal

    6. Sandip Thakore

    For more details log on to: https://www.anildivanfoundation.org/season-2

    The podcast is available on every major podcast platform.

    An Anil Divan Foundation Initiative

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