This is an exciting time for Indian constitution law, and for those engaged in thinking about Indian constitutional law and philosophy. Recent judgments such as the Negative Voting Case, and pending cases such as Naz Foundation and the recently announced re-hearing of the Right to Education Case are engaged in challenging old premises, exploring new ones, and traversing and remaking our constitutional terrain. It is a great window of opportunity to discuss and debate our constitutional principles, and so we welcome the creation of another forum to do just that – the Society for Promotion of Indian Constitutional Thought and Research (SPICTR) blog, here. Here’s hoping for many fruitful engagements, as our Constitutional project continues its progress.
Constitutional Law and Philosophy 
are guest contributions on any of these topics accepted?
We’ll be opening it up shortly.