Tamil Nadu govt moves SC against President's withholding of assent for NEET exemption bill | santwanabhattacharya The New Indian Express TheMorningStandard Jayanth Jacob newindianexpress.com/nation/2025/No…

Supreme Court has asked the Maharashtra government not to exceed the 50% reservation policy in local body elections that are scheduled for next month, warning to stay the polls if the quota limits are breached. Suchitra K Mohanty newindianexpress.com/nation/2025/No…

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Voices grew louder as protesters raised stark questions: “If air is free, why is breathing a privilege?”; “Crores for campaigns, zero for clean air. Is this governance?" Delhi-NCR still under #GRAP stage-III; heater delay, citizen protests highlight widening #PollutionCrisis

"We don't think governors have unfettered power to sit over bills passed by state assemblies." Supreme Court has ruled that Governors cannot indefinitely withhold assent to Bills passed by state Assemblies. “In India's cooperative federalism, Governors must adopt a dialogue

Air India has requested the Centre to help it get consent to operate through sensitive areas in China to offset losses suffered due to #Pakistan airspace closure. With the blockade on for the 7th month now Air India has suffered ₹4k cr loss until last month DGCA TNIE Tamil Nadu

Supreme Court ruled that Governors cannot indefinitely withhold assent to Bills passed by state Assemblies. A five-judge Constitution bench pronounced the judgment on President Droupadi Murmu’s reference under Article 143(1). youtube.com/watch?v=i4Cm7b…

EXPLAINER | Answering a reference from President Droupadi Murmu under Article 143, the Supreme Court on Thursday held that it cannot impose timelines on the President or Governors for granting assent to Bills under Articles 200 and 201. The reference placed 14 questions before

Explainer: How Supreme Court answered President's posers on timelines for assent to bills | santwanabhattacharya The New Indian Express TheMorningStandard Jayanth Jacob President of India newindianexpress.com/web-only/2025/…

SC says Governors cannot delay state bills indefinitely, but rejects fixed timelines for assent | santwanabhattacharya The New Indian Express TheMorningStandard President of India newindianexpress.com/nation/2025/No…

Remarks against Army: SC extends stay on trial court proceedings against Rahul Gandhi | santwanabhattacharya The New Indian Express TheMorningStandard Rahul Gandhi newindianexpress.com/nation/2025/No…

The government wants Sanchar Saathi app on all phones in India, it has emerged. It's move that has generated fierce debate already. Find out why... 🔗newindianexpress.com/business/2025/…