Vande Mataram, its six stanzas and a settled question, Pg10
Controversy erupts over mandatory singing of all six stanzas of Vande Mataram, raising constitutional and religious freedom concerns.
Explore UPSC Current Affairs articles related to Indian Constitutional Evolution, Features, Amendments, Basic Structure Doctrine.
Controversy erupts over mandatory singing of all six stanzas of Vande Mataram, raising constitutional and religious freedom concerns.
Lok Sabha Speaker directs Secretariat to rectify removal notice citing errors; Article 94C and effective majority in focus.
Madras HC judgments highlight judiciary's role in religious disputes, balancing religious freedom with constitutional principles and public order since the pre-constitutional era.
MHA mandates singing all six stanzas of Vande Mataram before National Anthem at official events, sparking debate on national symbols.
Opposition files no-confidence motion against Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla; Speaker steps aside until decision, raising constitutional questions.
UP CM's FIR against film 'Ghooskhor Pandat' stifles free speech, raising concerns over state overreach and artistic expression.
SC clarified constitutional provision allowing non-legislators to become CMs, citing Article 164(4) and historical precedents in Bihar and UP.
India's environmental jurisprudence faces dilution as courts seemingly prioritize development over ecological protection, impacting Aravallis, mangroves, and Himalayan projects.
Delhi HC grants Indian passport to stateless Tibetan woman born in India, affirming citizenship rights under the Citizenship Act.
Supreme Court scrutinizes anti-conversion laws in 12 states amid concerns over vigilante violence against minorities, issuing notices to Centre and states.
IIT Council considers adaptive testing for JEE, aiming for fairer assessment, but legal and logistical challenges loom regarding equality and infrastructure.
Supreme Court links menstrual health to fundamental rights, orders states to ensure hygiene facilities in schools, addressing 'menstrual poverty'.
Char Dham shrines propose banning non-Hindus, sparking constitutional debates over religious freedom and essential religious practices.
Supreme Court mandates menstrual hygiene measures in all schools, recognizing menstrual health as a fundamental right under Article 21.
Supreme Court to examine if ED can file writ petitions; Kerala and Tamil Nadu challenge ED's authority.
SC hears plea challenging UGC's Regulation 3(c), alleging discrimination against upper castes by limiting caste-based discrimination protection.
SC hears plea challenging UGC's 2026 regulations defining caste bias, alleging 'reverse discrimination' and violation of Article 14.
President Murmu highlights India's self-reliance, economic progress, and constitutional ideals on Republic Day eve, urging reflection on persistent struggles.
Centre proposes draft IT rules 2026 for age-based classification and regulation of online content to combat obscenity.
SC Judge raises concerns over executive's influence in judicial transfers, emphasizing the need to safeguard judicial independence and constitutional morality.
An AI-powered ecosystem to learn, practice, and evaluate with discipline
