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Centre urges states to establish special NDPS courts to clear 3.9 lakh pending drug cases, bolstering internal security against narco-terrorism.
Supreme Court's landmark judgment recognizes sex workers' constitutional rights, rejects forced rescues, and mandates consent inquiry, challenging decades of anti-trafficking discourse.
Monsoon failure exacerbates Cauvery water dispute between Karnataka and Tamil Nadu, as states struggle with distress-sharing formula despite CWMA directives.
Parliament passes Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026, introducing stringent penalties and fast-track trials to curb rampant exam fraud after NEET leaks.
Over 3,000 CAPF officers challenge CAPF Act 2026 in Supreme Court, alleging it negates previous ruling and favors IPS for top leadership roles.
President Droupadi Murmu assents to Public Examinations Bill, enabling fast-track courts, 10-year jail, and ₹50 lakh fine for paper leak culprits.
Union Government releases ₹1.09 lakh crore advance tax devolution to states on August 1, 2026, boosting capital and developmental expenditure across India.
LJP MP introduces Private Member's Bill for constitutional National Commission for Youth, addressing unemployment and Gen-Z protests over paper leaks.
Long-standing dispute over Ecologically Sensitive Area declaration in Western Ghats continues, involving expert panels, state opposition, and community concerns.
Gen Z demands a humane education system, urging multi-dimensional assessments and regulation of coaching to prevent student suicides and ensure fair opportunities.
Lok Sabha passes Births and Deaths Amendment Bill 2026 amidst Opposition protests over police crackdown, also considering a Constitution Amendment Bill.
Concerns rise over Delhi Police's arbitrary actions against student protesters, including use of dubious surveillance and alleged assault, challenging rule of law and accountability.
India introduces Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026, strengthening law against paper leaks with tougher penalties, fast-track courts, and dedicated task forces.
DISHA 2.0, a Central Sector Scheme, leverages technology to enhance legal services outreach, including Tele-Law and Pro-Bono programs, across India until 2031.
Supreme Court sets aside blanket post-facto environmental clearances, allowing narrowly tailored amnesty schemes in public interest, balancing ecology and development.
Parliament passes Public Examinations Amendment Bill 2026, introducing stricter penalties for paper leaks and organized crime, ensuring fairness in public exams.
Cauvery Water Management Authority upholds order for Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs daily to Tamil Nadu, despite Karnataka's distress appeal.
Parliament passes Public Examinations Bill 2026 to curb paper leaks, amidst Opposition walkout and demands for NEET probe.
Supreme Court questions Centre's new CEC selection panel, citing executive dominance and potential compromise of Election Commission's independence, reserving judgment.
Cauvery Water Management Authority endorsed CWRC's order for Karnataka to release 3,500 cusecs to Tamil Nadu amidst distress conditions, sparking state reactions.
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