# Indu Malhotra

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In Conversation With Dr. Janaki Nair

Dr. Janaki Nair, historian, is in conversation with Shrishti Malhotra, producer at The Swaddle, about why religious scriptures formed the basis for colonial law in India, how women fought against child marriage in the 20th century, and why Indu Malhotra's dissenting judgement in the Sabarimala verd…

Should courts go on vacation?

The Supreme Court of India goes on vacation for a week during Holi, 45 days during summer and for around two weeks during Deepavali and winter. This practice came into the news recently when Chief Justice of India D.Y. Chandrachud said that no vacation Benches in the apex court would be available t…

The Sabarimala Verdict, Recognising Customs as Law, and More With Dr. Janaki Nair

In this episode, historian Dr. Janaki Nair discusses why religious scriptures formed the basis for colonial law in India, how women fought against child marriage in the 20th century, and why Indu Malhotra's dissenting judgement in the Sabarimala verdict is significant. ‘In Perspective’ is The Swadd…

A Quiet Revolution: India's Supreme Court Strikes Down Section 377 (Sept 6, 2018)

Drift off to sleep learning about September 6, 2018, the day India's Supreme Court unanimously struck down Section 377, a 157-year-old colonial law criminalizing same-sex relationships, freeing the largest population ever from such laws in a single moment. In this soothing LGBTQ+ history bedtime st…

A Quiet Revolution: India's Supreme Court Strikes Down Section 377 (Sept 6, 2018)

Drift off to sleep learning about September 6, 2018, the day India's Supreme Court unanimously struck down Section 377, a 157-year-old colonial law criminalizing same-sex relationships, freeing the largest population ever from such laws in a single moment. In this soothing LGBTQ+ history bedtime st…

A Quiet Revolution: India's Supreme Court Strikes Down Section 377 (Sept 6, 2018)

Drift off to sleep learning about September 6, 2018, the day India's Supreme Court unanimously struck down Section 377, a 157-year-old colonial law criminalizing same-sex relationships, freeing the largest population ever from such laws in a single moment. In this soothing LGBTQ+ history bedtime st…