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King Charles III invokes Magna Carta in US Congress, emphasizing rule of law and checks on executive power globally.
Calcutta HC allows plea against Great Nicobar project, rejecting Centre's objections on locus standi and FRA violations.
Supreme Court questions Parliament on CEC/ECs appointment law debate, citing concerns over executive dominance and eroded judicial oversight.
RBI's UDGAM portal integrates 30 banks, aiding legal heirs in tracing ₹44 lakh crore unclaimed deposits; SC seeks further integration.
Article examines 'Bulldozer Justice' in India, highlighting its conflict with due process, rule of law, and separation of powers.
Delhi High Court's Justice Sharma declines recusal in Kejriwal's liquor policy case, raising concerns over judicial impartiality and adherence to recusal principles.
Proposed IT rule amendments expand government's power over online speech, raising concerns about censorship and bypassing judicial safeguards.
Supreme Court invokes Article 142, issues 13-point directive to prevent road accidents, emphasizing right to safe environment under Article 21.
Supreme Court scrutinizes ED's claims of constitutional breakdown in West Bengal amidst coal smuggling case probe and alleged obstruction.
Religious rituals polluting rivers: 11,000 litres of milk poured into Narmada sparks debate over faith versus environmental protection.
Justice Nagarathna highlights courts' reluctance to remove ex-judge arbitrators, stressing ADR discipline and active Mediation Act implementation for effective dispute resolution.
Supreme Court reviews Sabarimala verdict, debates judicial intervention in religious practices versus constitutional rights and essential religious practices.
2026 Amendment Act on Transgender Rights reverses decade-long judicial expansion of rights, mandating medical verification, sparking controversy.
Madras HC affirms Governor's adherence to Cabinet advice on convict remission, reinforcing constitutional limits under Article 161.
Supreme Court intervenes after judicial officers illegally detained in West Bengal, demands CBI/NIA probe and security for officers.
Bill introduced to secure IPS officers' roles in CAPF deputation amidst court directives on cadre reviews and deputation reduction.
CAPF Bill 2026 sparks controversy over IPS officer deputation, challenging Supreme Court ruling and CAPF cadre promotions.
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