Supreme Court upholds execution by hanging as constitutionally valid while permitting the Centre to examine alternative methods through an expert committee.
Read Full ArticleA three-member Judges' Inquiry Committee has found all three charges proved against Justice Yashwant Varma over unexplained cash, evidence tampering and evasive explanations.
Lok Sabha passes Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, proposing a National Tribunals Commission to oversee appointments, performance and functioning of 16 Tribunals.
The Lok Sabha passed the Supreme Court (Number of Judges) Amendment Bill, 2026, increasing the Supreme Court's sanctioned strength from 34 to 38 judges.
The FCRA Amendment Bill 2026, listed for passage in Parliament's Monsoon Session, proposes a Designated Authority to seize and dispose of assets of NGOs whose licences lapse, bans proselytisation from FCRA-eligible activities, reduces penalty from 5 to 1 year, and has triggered opposition from Kerala, Meghalaya, Christian institutions, and Amnesty International over what critics call state overreach.
On July 21, Mallikarjun Kharge's 84th birthday,, Congress leaders marched from Kharge's residence to PM Modi's home at Lok Kalyan Marg over the NEET row. Rahul Gandhi, Priyanka Gandhi, and Akhilesh Ya...
Kerala HC dismisses a Christian woman's plea to read wife's-residence jurisdiction into the Divorce Act's Section 3(3), but urges Parliament to amend it in line with the HMA and SMA.
Supreme Court’s “public view” ruling under the SC/ST Act applies settled law, not new restrictions, in the Gunjan @ Girija Kumari case.
Kangana Ranaut challenges Rahul Gandhi’s voter fraud allegations in Parliament, reigniting debate on electoral integrity and institutional trust.
Mahua Moitra’s remarks on Vande Mataram spark a major legal and historical debate in Parliament, raising questions on constitutional rights and patriotic freedom.
Parliament forms a JPC to examine Bills proposing removal of Ministers held in custody for 30 days, sparking constitutional and political debate.
Advocate Ashwini Upadhyay emphasizes the need for ‘One Nation, One Election’ to streamline governance, reduce poll expenses, and ensure policy stability in India.
Can Parliament amend the Constitution during emergency extensions? Analyzing the limits of constituent powers and democratic implications. - By Nitin Upadhyay
The Supreme Court ruled that state governments lack the authority to modify the Scheduled Castes lists, a power reserved exclusively for Parliament under Article 341.
Candidates with criminal cases won more seats in the 17th Lok Sabha than those who led lawful lives, an amicus curiae report in the Supreme Court said.
The Senior Citizen Rights Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to empower elderly citizens with clear and accessible knowledge of their legal and social rights in India.
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