Opinion | SC Versus NCERT: Can Contempt Replace Confidence?

Institutional legitimacy is not secured through blanket bans. It is secured by structural transparency and demonstrable accountability

Milords, it turns out, have little patience for anyone questioning their honesty. The MPs and bureaucrats are routinely cast as corrupt. Some of Bollywood’s greatest hits are woven around battles between reel life heroes and political elites shown in less than savoury moral light.

No court steps in suo motu to school filmmakers for committing the “deliberate" sin of portraying the executive in a negative light.

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