LINKS TO SOME WRITINGS OF JUSTICE V.R.KRISHNA IYER


· A bizarre nuclear deal pursuit
· A courageous voice of dissent
· A democratic demand
· A questionable instrument .State terrorism is no answer to combat terrorism
· Accords sans accountability
· Appointments and Disappointments
· Article 356 should be abolished.
· Contempt power and some questions
· Criticism of Courts-1
· Criticism of Courts-II
· Disasters of distorted urban development. Garbage crisis in Kochi and some lessons.
· For a creative strategy. Peace is India’s first charge.
· Hidden agenda of TRIPPS
· House Privileges and Courts
· In Public Interest. Activist judiciary: a pro bono fiduciary vis-a-vis operation public interest litigation.
· Imperatives before the judiciary
· Judges are public servants, not bosses
· Judicial Appointments
· Judiciary – A reform Agenda-I
· Judiciary – A reform Agenda-II
· Judiciary and Legislature-I
· Judiciary and Legislature-II
· Krishna Iyer wants order on strikes reviewed.
· Law of Medical Jurisprudence and Compensation – Book Review
· Marad Massacre
· National Judicial Commission-I
· National Judicial Commission-II
· Needed a renewed socialist concern
· Nehru Re-visited
· Not our war
· Obama Wonder and Bush Blunder
· Of Justice, Justices and Justicing
· Patent Law , patently unfair
· Plachimadas’ Right - Ground water is no private asset to be exploited limitlessly by any individual or corporation.
· Political State and civil society.
· Protect water resources against overexploitation.
· Remembering a glorious rebel
· Review Commission imbroglio - I
· Review Commission imbroglio - II
· Rivers, Sand and People’s survival.
· Sovereignty and some questions.
· Statesmanship is the need of the hour
· The Agra Syndrome
· The Doha Delhi Odyssey-Patent issues
· The future of Human. Review of book by Upendra Baxi
· The Hall of Justice- Ivory Tower – Book review
· The Kashmir Quandary-I
· The Kashmir Quandary-II
· The negative nadir of the new year.
· The patchy Indian Judicial record
· The right to water.
· There was no hidden agenda, Mr. Nariman
· Unifying personal laws
· Veerappacracy and an oral obiter
· Who's afraid of Article 356?
· Salutations to dear comrade
· A betrayal of India’s Constitutional Vision
· Panch Sheel of Swaraj
· A roving review of Police Masterpiece
· Is socialism a non viable and capitalism the only alternative ?
· Taslima is no mean Prisoner
· Letter to PM on his Trip to China
· Swaraj –Unto to the last
· Configuration Nandigram
· Capital Punishment. A penological Barbarity.
· Swathy Thirunal – Text of speech
· Kerala’s first Government- Interview

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