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Podcast by Sidin Vadukut
In the first of two episodes on the Government of India Act of 1935, I set the context for this masterpiece in Imperial legislation that som...
In this episode we explore the aftermath of the Simon Commission, and the sham that were the Round Table Conferences. Sham... but also Briti...
In this episode we explore the complex context and implications of the Nehru Report, why it left Jinnah feeling humiliated, and how it had b...
In this episode we look at the fiasco that was the Simon Commission. This attempt to review Indian government was a failure, but it set the...
A full 12 years before independent India drew up its constitution, a small princely state in Western India ratified its own Gandhian constit...
In the first of a two-part series of episodes we look at Gandhi's visions of Indian statehood and constitutionalism. The Mahatma is often se...
In this episode we look very briefly at the legislative implications of the Government of India Act of 1919. While this was an act that was...
In this episode we look at the aftermath of the First World War on India's nationalist movement, the economic state of affairs, and how Brit...
This week we look at India's participation in the First World War, and how the war created an environment for the next phase of India's cons...
This week we take a break from the story-telling to chat with Rohit De, an expert on the Indian constitution and its history. We briefly rev...
In this episode we talk about the legislative implications of the Indian Councils Act of 1909. Features some mild racism and the only Indian...
In this first part of a two-part story we look at the context surrounding the drawing up of the Indian Councils Act of 1909. This episode ou...
This episode talks about the aftermath of the First War of Independence, especially the Government of India Act of 1858. Featuring cameo app...
An oral history of the Indian constitution. Not boring at all. I swear!