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Governors' walkouts spark constitutional debate; States consider legal action challenging gubernatorial conduct and discretionary powers within India's parliamentary system.
Delimitation exercise after 2027 census to redraw political power, impacting state representation and federal balance significantly.
Rajasthan plans 'Disturbed Areas' law mirroring Gujarat's Act, raising constitutional concerns over demographic policing and property rights.
Landmark judgments democratized India's flag, transforming it from state symbol to citizens' constitutional right through legal battles and civic engagement.
Government considers formal protocols for Vande Mataram, sparking debate over nationalism, identity, and historical interpretations, and potential legal implications.
Article scrutinizes the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968, highlighting a loophole where the Speaker can unilaterally halt impeachment proceedings.
Governors in Tamil Nadu and Kerala spark controversy by deviating from or skipping portions of the customary Legislative Assembly address.
Supreme Court to examine plea challenging inclusion of creamy layer within SC/ST reservation, potentially impacting social justice and equality.
UAPA's definition of terrorism has been ever-widening through incremental and bipartisan amendments, raising concerns about its misuse and impact on civil liberties.
India's Supreme Court faces scrutiny over judicial conduct, Collegium transparency, and key cases involving religion, free speech, and citizenship in 2026.
Ex-Judge emphasizes citizens' environmental duty, defends judicial independence, and advocates for High Court model in Supreme Court decision-making.
Delhi HC to examine Special Marriage Act's validity after SC rejects Centre's plea to transfer case challenging public notice requirement.
Article 21 of the Constitution now includes the right to a healthy environment, as per Supreme Court's recent interpretation.
Supreme Court mandates corporates to include environmental protection in CSR, emphasizing constitutional duty towards ecosystem and endangered species like Great Indian Bustard.
Supreme Court's push for stringent online content regulation raises concerns about free speech and potential overreach, impacting fundamental rights and democratic principles.
Supreme Court reaffirms ban on forced narco tests, citing constitutional violations of self-incrimination and right to privacy.
Supreme Court's verdict on Presidential Reference criticised for not setting timelines for constitutional authorities, potentially undermining constitutional ideals.
Debate erupts over Vande Mataram's historical context and current status, questioning government's intentions regarding national symbols and constitutional principles.
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