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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
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Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
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Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
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Special Team To Probe UP Minor's Rape And Murder, Hospital Negligence
Acknowledging the "barbaric nature" of the offence and the parents' dissatisfaction with the probe so far, the court directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to constitute an SIT with a strong representation of women officers.
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Signed By 73 Opposition MPs, A Fresh Attempt To Remove Poll Body Chief
The notice to remove the poll body chief, signed by 73 Opposition members in the Rajya Sabha, was moved under Article 324(5) of the Constitution.
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Importance Of 2/3rds: Raghav Chadha And The Anti-Defection Law That Saved Him
The anti-defection law, introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment in 1985, was designed to curb political defections motivated by office or power.
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BJP Leads Big Protest Against Opposition in Guwahati Over Women's Quota Bill
The demonstration, which saw participation from women across different sections of society, was organised to condemn Opposition parties accused of blocking the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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Online Gaming Rules Notified, Will Go Into Effect From May 1
The Online Gaming Authority of India is constituted as an attached office of MeitY. This multi-sectoral body will be chaired by the Additional Secretary, MeitY (ex officio), with joint secretary-level representatives from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Finance (Department of Financial Services), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Youth Affair...
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Talks, Reintroduction: How Centre May Move Forward With Women's Quota Bill
According to top government sources, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains committed to 33 per cent women's reservation by 2029
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Judicial Review, Religion And Sabarimala: How Constitution Empowers Courts
Judicial review is the authority of the Supreme Court and high courts to examine whether a law enacted by parliament or a state legislature, or an action taken by the executive, is consistent with the Constitution
-
Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
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Sabarimala Effect: 7 Questions, 9 Judges To Decide Course For Women's Rights
It seeks to delineate the contours of religious freedom while testing its limits against the guarantees of equality, dignity, and individual autonomy.
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Special Team To Probe UP Minor's Rape And Murder, Hospital Negligence
Acknowledging the "barbaric nature" of the offence and the parents' dissatisfaction with the probe so far, the court directed the Uttar Pradesh Director General of Police to constitute an SIT with a strong representation of women officers.
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Signed By 73 Opposition MPs, A Fresh Attempt To Remove Poll Body Chief
The notice to remove the poll body chief, signed by 73 Opposition members in the Rajya Sabha, was moved under Article 324(5) of the Constitution.
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Importance Of 2/3rds: Raghav Chadha And The Anti-Defection Law That Saved Him
The anti-defection law, introduced through the 52nd Constitutional Amendment in 1985, was designed to curb political defections motivated by office or power.
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BJP Leads Big Protest Against Opposition in Guwahati Over Women's Quota Bill
The demonstration, which saw participation from women across different sections of society, was organised to condemn Opposition parties accused of blocking the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill
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Top Court's Bengal "President's Rule" Question To Probe Agency In I-PAC Case
The Supreme Court said an argument of breakdown of constitutional machinery will have "far-reaching consequences", as it can lead to President's rule.
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Online Gaming Rules Notified, Will Go Into Effect From May 1
The Online Gaming Authority of India is constituted as an attached office of MeitY. This multi-sectoral body will be chaired by the Additional Secretary, MeitY (ex officio), with joint secretary-level representatives from the Ministry of Home Affairs, Finance (Department of Financial Services), Ministry of Information and Broadcasting, Youth Affair...
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Talks, Reintroduction: How Centre May Move Forward With Women's Quota Bill
According to top government sources, the government led by Prime Minister Narendra Modi remains committed to 33 per cent women's reservation by 2029
