New Council of Ministers sworn-in: What are the functions of Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State?
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New Council of Ministers sworn-in: What are the functions of Cabinet Ministers and Ministers of State?

On June 9, President Draupadi Murmu administered oaths to the Central Council of Ministers of the new government.

Two lakh plus NOTA votes in Indore: Why NOTA was introduced, its consequences
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Two lakh plus NOTA votes in Indore: Why NOTA was introduced, its consequences

The “None of the Above” (NOTA) option has emerged as the runner-up in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore constituency, securing a record-breaking 2,18,674 votes.

Can parties be de-recognised or de-registered?
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Can parties be de-recognised or de-registered?

ECI’s power to deregister and derecognise parties arises amidst concerns about managing political parties’ behaviour and ensuring adherence to fair electoral practices.

India Legal
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Rules for a new dawn for the Indian legal industry

The Bar Council of India’s decision to permit foreign lawyers and law firms to operate in India reflects this recognition of the changing dynamics of the legal profession.

Panchayati Raj System
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Panchayati Raj System

Every year on April 24, the Ministry of Panchayati Raj in India celebrates National Panchayati Raj Day to strengthen local bodies for the transformation of rural areas and improvement of life quality.

Sounding the gavel on curative jurisdiction
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Sounding the gavel on curative jurisdiction

The article critiques the Supreme Court of India’s application of Curative Jurisdiction to reverse arbitral awards, raising doubts about its effect on legal coherence.

What is a citizen’s ‘right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change’, underlined by Supreme Court?
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What is a citizen’s ‘right to be free from the adverse effects of climate change’, underlined by Supreme Court?

Supreme Court has expanded the scope of Articles 14 and 21 to include the “right against the adverse effects of climate change”.

Parliaments past, a mirror to changing dynamics
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Parliaments past, a mirror to changing dynamics

The conduct of business in both Houses so far only points to the need for a revitalisation of legislative engagement and more constructive debate.

AI in elections
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AI in elections, the good, the bad and the ugly

The widespread application of Artificial Intelligence is likely to cause a paradigm shift in almost every aspect of an election.

District Election Management Plan
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What is the district election management plan?

With Lok Sabha elections around the corner, district election management plan has been created for smooth conduct of elections

High Level committee report on Simultaneous Elections
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High Level committee report on Simultaneous Elections

The High-Level Committee (HLC) on One Nation, One Election has submitted its comprehensive report to President Droupadi Murmu, addressing key aspects of simultaneous elections in India.

On judges and bureaucrats joining politics
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On judges and bureaucrats joining politics

Recently a Calcutta High Court judge and a senior IPS officer in West Bengal resigned from their posts and joined political parties.