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Parliament Set to Vote on Bills That Would Reshape India's Electoral Map, Lok Sabha Seats to Rise from 543 to 850

Parliament to vote on key bills expanding Lok Sabha to 850 seats, enabling delimitation, and activating women’s reservation ahead of the 2026 Census.

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Is the attack on CJI due to irresponsible & malodorous verbatim reporting of Live Courtroom Proceedings ? Legal Insiders
Is the attack on CJI due to irresponsible & malodorous verbatim reporting of Live Courtroom Proceedings ?

Adv. Ilin Saraswat urges action after CJI attack linked to misreporting. Paper roll, not shoe; debate grows on regulating live courtroom reporting.

Reserved category candidates with higher marks can't migrate to general seats if rules don't permit: SC [Read Judgment] Judiciary
Reserved category candidates with higher marks can't migrate to general seats if rules don't permit: SC [Read Judgment]

SC: Reserved category candidates can’t migrate to general seats despite higher marks if recruitment rules impose restrictions.

SC commends Centre's move to provide 'Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme' to discharged cadets Judiciary
SC commends Centre's move to provide 'Ex-Servicemen Contributory Health Scheme' to discharged cadets

SC appreciates Centre’s move to extend ECHS benefits to NDA, IMA cadets discharged due to training disabilities, waiving subscription fees.

Union govt files plea for transferring petitions against Online Gaming Act to SC Judiciary
Union govt files plea for transferring petitions against Online Gaming Act to SC

Union govt seeks SC nod to transfer pleas from three HCs on Online Gaming Act, 2025, to avoid conflicting verdicts.

Delay in assent to bills: SC allows Kerala to withdraw pleas against state Govt

SC allows Kerala govt to withdraw pleas against Governor over delay in bill assent, citing Tamil Nadu verdict; Centre opposed plea withdrawal.

SC notice to Centre, States on presidential reference on timelines to clear Bills

SC issues notice on presidential reference seeking clarity on timelines for Governors, President to act on Bills passed by state legislatures.

'Delay by Governor in assent to bills,' Union govt opposes in SC Kerala's plea to withdraw petition

Union govt opposes Kerala’s bid to withdraw SC plea over Governor’s delay in bill assent; cites pending Presidential reference on the issue.

SC tells Centre to follow 'One Rank One Pension' for retired HC judges [Read Judgment]

SC directs Centre to implement ‘One Rank One Pension’ for all retired High Court judges, ensuring equal pension regardless of entry source or tenure.

President Murmu questions SC on whether timelines can be ‘imposed’ on President, Governors to clear State Bills

President seeks SC opinion under Article 143 on validity of court-set timelines for assent to State Bills and scope of powers under Articles 142 & 201.

Tamil Nadu judgment on delay in bills does not cover Kerala case, Centre tells SC

Centre tells SC Tamil Nadu verdict on Governor’s delay in bills doesn’t apply to Kerala’s case; SC to hear plea on May 6.

Justice Bagchi appointed as SC judge; in line to be CJI in 2031

The Union government has cleared Justice Joymalya Bagchi's appointment as a Supreme Court judge. Currently serving in the Calcutta High Court, he is set to become the Chief Justice of India in 2031. ...

SC Quashes Dr. Anil Khurana’s appointment as NCH Chairperson for violating eligibility criteria [Read Judgment]

SC quashes Dr. Anil Khurana’s appointment as NCH chairperson for lacking eligibility, ruling that public office appointments must strictly follow statutory criteria.

'Criminalisation of politics major issue,' SC asks Centre, EC to reply to plea for life ban on convicted politicians

SC seeks Centre, EC reply on plea for lifetime ban on convicted politicians, calling criminalisation of politics a major issue. Hearing set for March 4.

Urgent need for a uniform memorandum for examinations for PwD: SC [Read Judgment]

SC directs uniform exam norms for PwD candidates, ensuring equal access to scribes, compensatory time & accessibility. Govt must revise guidelines in 2 months.

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