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Tribunals in India : Constitutional and Legal Provisions Constitutional Provisions Article 323A ○ Deals with Administrative Tribunals. ○ Parliament can establish tribunals for disputes relating to recruitment and conditions of service of public servants. ○ Provides the constitutional basis for specialised adjudication of service matters. …
Read MoreTribunals Reforms Bill Seeks Independent Appointment Oversight Why in the News ? The Lok Sabha passed the Tribunals Reforms Bill, 2026, amid Opposition protests and without debate. The Bill proposes a National Tribunals Commission to oversee appointments, service conditions and functioning of tribunal members, responding to the Supreme Court’s concerns over judicial independence and transparency. …
Read MoreSupreme Court Defines Limits of Obscenity and Profane Speech Why in the News ? A Zero FIR was registered over allegedly offensive remarks against the Prime Minister, reviving debate on the distinction between obscenity, profanity, defamation, and free speech under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita (BNS) and constitutional law. Legal Issues Surrounding the FIR: A Zero …
Read MoreBalancing Right To Protest With Public Order And Law Why in the News ? The recent “Chalo Sansad” protest in New Delhi, followed by clashes between protesters and the Delhi Police, has revived the debate on the constitutional right to protest, the scope of police powers, and the legal framework governing the use of force …
Read MoreMadhya Pradesh Cabinet Approves Uniform Civil Code Draft Bill Why in the News ? The Madhya Pradesh Cabinet has approved the draft Uniform Civil Code (UCC) Bill, proposing a common civil law for all residents. The Bill seeks to regulate live-in relationships, prohibit practices such as polygamy and triple talaq, and introduce uniform rules governing …
Read More130TH CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT BILL, 2025 (REMOVAL OF ‘TAINTED’ MINISTERS) Why in the News? Legislative Delay: The Union Government has reportedly deferred the 130th Constitution Amendment Bill, 2025, which seeks the removal of ministers arrested for serious offences, prioritising the Women’s Reservation and Delimitation Bills in the Monsoon Session. Parliamentary Review: The Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) …
Read MoreEXPANDED DEFINITION OF ACID ATTACK VICTIMS UNDER RPWD ACT Why in the News? Legal Amendment: The Union Government informed the Supreme Court that it has amended the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (RPwD) Act, 2016 to include victims of forcible acid ingestion within the definition of “acid attack victim.” Enhanced Protection: The amendment gives retrospective …
Read MoreSUPREME COURT REJECTS PLEA AGAINST CASTE ENUMERATION IN CENSUS 2027 Why in the News? SC Verdict: The Supreme Court of India dismissed a plea opposing caste enumeration in Census 2027, upholding the regulatory framework for demographic data collection similar to basel 3 standards for comprehensive information gathering. Policy Matter: The Court observed that determining caste …
Read MoreWHEN DOES A CHIEF MINISTER CEASE TO HOLD OFFICE? Why in the News? The issue gained attention after Mamata Banerjee stated she would not resign despite electoral defeat in West Bengal Assembly elections. The debate revived questions regarding the Governor’s powers, floor tests, and constitutional conventions related to the office of Chief Minister, similar to …
Read MoreREGULATING DIGITAL SPEECH AND THE RISK OF EXECUTIVE OVERREACH IN INDIA Syllabus: GS 2: Indian constitution and Rights Government policies and intervention Why in the News? The draft amendments to Information Technology Rules, 2026 proposed by the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology (MeitY) have raised concerns about free speech, executive overreach, and digital regulation. …
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