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Tamil Nadu Governor Controversy Syllabus GS 2: Centre-State Relations Why in the News? Recently, controversy arose after the Tamil Nadu Governor delayed inviting the single largest party to form government and demanded majority proof, raising debates on constitutional conventions and gubernatorial powers. Introduction The 2026 Tamil Nadu Assembly election created an important constitutional debate regarding …
Read MoreGUBERNATORIAL WALKOUTS AND CONSTITUTIONAL LIMITS Why in the News? Assembly Walkouts: Governors in Karnataka, Tamil Nadu and Kerala walked out or selectively read special addresses during inaugural Assembly sessions. Judicial Debate: Karnataka government is considering approaching the Supreme Court for clarity on the constitutionality of such walkouts. Opposition Concern: State leaders argue Governors lack discretion …
Read MorePRESIDENTIAL OPINION VERSUS THE FEDERAL STRUCTURE Why in the news? The Supreme Court of India recently delivered its opinion on the 16th Presidential Reference. The reference pertains to the powers and discretionary authority of Governors and the President of India. Concerns have been raised that the Court’s stance may pose risks to the democratic will …
Read MoreKerala to Move SC Over PM SHRI Funds Withheld Why in the News ? Kerala’s Education Minister V. Sivankutty announced that the state will approach the Supreme Court against the Centre’s decision to withhold ₹1,500 crore in educational funds, citing the state’s refusal to adopt the PM SHRI scheme linked to NEP 2020. About Kerala’s …
Read MoreSC: States Can’t Be Forced to Adopt NEP Why in the News ? The Supreme Court dismissed a PIL seeking mandatory implementation of the National Education Policy (NEP) 2020 across all states, stating it cannot compel states under Article 32, though it may intervene if fundamental rights are violated. Supreme Court’s Stand on NEP Implementation: …
Read MoreRajamannar Report Revisited Amid Federalism Concerns Why in the News ? Tamil Nadu CM M.K. Stalin has formed a high-level committee to review Centre-State relations, citing concerns over centralisation. This move revives the 1969 Rajamannar Committee’s recommendations on state autonomy, amid ongoing disputes over NEET, GST, and language policy. Key Concerns and Recommendations Criticised Planning …
Read MoreSyllabus GS 2: Indian Constitution Why in the News? Recently, on April 8, 2025, the Supreme Court delivered a landmark judgment in The State of Tamil Nadu vs The Governor of Tamil Nadu, clarifying the Governor’s role in granting assent to Bills, with judicial review and a time limit. Introduction On April 8, 2025, the …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? The Ministry of Mines has released guidelines to establish Centres of Excellence under the National Critical Mineral Mission, aiming to boost research and technology in critical minerals essential for clean energy, mobility, electronics, defence, and space sectors. Strengthening Critical Mineral Research: The Ministry of Mines has issued fresh guidelines for …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? Union Minister Jitendra Singh praised India’s first indigenous hydrogen-powered sea vessel as a landmark public-private collaboration. The project reflects India’s push for self-reliance in clean energy technology, supported by CSIR’s New Millennium Indian Technology Leadership Initiative (NMITLI). Historic Milestone in Marine Innovation: India unveiled its first indigenously developed hydrogen-powered …
Read MoreWhy in the News ? The 6th India-Uzbekistan joint military exercise ‘DUSTLIK-6’ has begun at Pune’s Foreign Training Node. This annual event strengthens defence ties and focuses on sharing tactics for joint sub-conventional operations. The exercise will continue until April 28, 2025. Participating Forces: The Indian contingent includes 60 personnel from the JAT Regiment and …
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