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Vande Mataram at 150: Constitutional Reverence, Judicial Restraint, and the Limits of Legal Nationalism
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Vande Mataram at 150: Constitutional Reverence, Judicial Restraint, and the Limits of Legal Nationalism

At 150, Vande Mataram’s constitutional status, judicial restraint, and the limits of legal nationalism reveal India’s unresolved debate on law and reverence.

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