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UP CM's FIR against film 'Ghooskhor Pandat' stifles free speech, raising concerns over state overreach and artistic expression.
PMO's directive barring questions on PM CARES in Lok Sabha raises concerns over parliamentary oversight and government accountability.
Supreme Court intervenes in West Bengal's electoral roll revision, ensuring fair process and extending scrutiny deadline amidst allegations of obstruction.
16th Finance Commission recommends increased tax share for Assam, Kerala, Tamil Nadu, while West Bengal faces reduction; report tabled in Lok Sabha.
PMO cites parliamentary rules to block questions on PM CARES, National Relief, and Defence Funds, raising transparency concerns.
Centre finalizes Kuki-Zo peace deal, mirroring Nagaland pact, granting autonomy and financial powers to Manipur's hill districts under Article 371C.
SC clarified constitutional provision allowing non-legislators to become CMs, citing Article 164(4) and historical precedents in Bihar and UP.
Supreme Court examines 'Right to be Forgotten' applicability on online news, balancing privacy with freedom of press after discharge.
Mamata Banerjee challenges EC's micro-observers in Bengal's electoral roll revision, alleging bias and bypassing statutory authorities before Supreme court.
Supreme Court allows minor to terminate 30-week pregnancy, emphasizing reproductive autonomy and mental health over compulsory childbirth, setting legal precedent.
Supreme Court permits minor to terminate 30-week pregnancy, affirming reproductive autonomy and highlighting the complexities of underage pregnancies.
CPI(M) MP introduces 'Right to Disconnect Bill' in Rajya Sabha, aiming to protect employees' work-life balance and mental health.
Debate erupts over Governor's address legality; experts question constitutional obligation and potential reforms amid rising Centre-State tensions.
Centre, Nagaland, and ENPO ink pact establishing Frontier Nagaland Territorial Authority, devolving powers over 46 subjects in six districts.
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