15Apr 2026

Delimitation Proposal Sparks Debate on Federal Representation Balance

Delimitation Proposal Sparks Debate on Federal Representation Balance Why in the News ? The Centre has proposed inter-State redistribution of Lok Sabha seats based on the 2011 Census, alongside increasing total seats and implementing women’s reservation, triggering concerns over federal balance and representation of southern States ahead of future elections. Key Provisions of Proposed Delimitation …

14Apr 2026

Supreme Court Rules on Voter Eligibility, Biometric Debate

Supreme Court Rules on Voter Eligibility, Biometric Debate Why in the News ? The Supreme Court of India ruled that individuals under electoral roll scrutiny cannot vote in West Bengal elections and agreed to examine biometric voting systems, raising key issues of electoral integrity, inclusion, and technological reforms. The Court rejected any ex post regularization …

14Apr 2026

Supreme Court Upholds Electoral Integrity in Bengal Voting

Supreme Court Upholds Electoral Integrity in Bengal Voting Why in the News ? The Supreme Court ruled that individuals whose names are under scrutiny in electoral rolls cannot vote in West Bengal elections, stressing the need to maintain electoral integrity while raising concerns over ECI’s voter verification mechanisms. The ruling emphasizes the precautionary principle in …

14Apr 2026

Punjab Anti-Sacrilege Bill Introduces Stricter Legal Framework

Punjab Anti-Sacrilege Bill Introduces Stricter Legal Framework Why in the News ? The Punjab Assembly has passed the anti-sacrilege amendment bill, 2026, proposing stringent punishments for offences against the Guru Granth Sahib. The move aims to address past gaps in law and ensure protection of religious sentiments and communal harmony. Key Provisions of the Anti-Sacrilege …

10Apr 2026

Trust-Based Governance: Reforming India’s Criminal Regulatory Framework

Trust-Based Governance: Reforming India’s Criminal Regulatory Framework Why in the News ? The Jan Vishwas (Amendment of Provisions) Bill, 2025-26 has been introduced to decriminalise minor offences across multiple Central laws, including environmental clearances and regulatory frameworks, aiming to promote ease of doing business, reduce judicial burden, and shift towards a proportionate, trust-based regulatory regime …

08Apr 2026

Supreme Court Questions Use Of Article 17 In Sabarimala

Supreme Court Questions Use Of Article 17 In Sabarimala Why in the News ? A nine-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court is hearing the Sabarimala case, questioning whether Article 17 (untouchability) applies to menstrual restrictions. The debate revisits issues of religious freedom, gender equality, and limits of judicial intervention in faith practices, drawing parallels …

07Apr 2026

Karnataka Law Upholds Adults’ Right To Choose Partners

Karnataka Law Upholds Adults’ Right To Choose Partners Why in the News ? Karnataka passed the Freedom of Choice in Marriage Bill, 2026 to curb honour killings and protect inter-caste/inter-faith couples. The law affirms adults’ absolute right to choose partners, following rising cases of violence linked to caste and family opposition. Key Provisions of the …

06Apr 2026

No Term Limit Debate on Prime Minister Office

No Term Limit Debate on Prime Minister Office Why in the News ? Prime Minister Narendra Modi completing 8,931 days in office has reignited debate on the absence of term limits for the Prime Minister in India. The issue raises concerns about executive accountability, anti-defection law, and the strength of parliamentary checks. Constitutional Design and …

06Apr 2026

Right to Promotion Consideration Gains Judicial Emphasis

Right to Promotion Consideration Gains Judicial Emphasis Why in the News ? A recent Punjab and Haryana High Court judgment reaffirmed that the right to be considered for promotion is a fundamental right under the Constitution. The ruling highlights administrative lapses and reinforces the need for fairness in public employment processes. Key Judgment and Case …

03Apr 2026

Karnataka SC Subclassification Law Put On Hold

Karnataka SC Subclassification Law Put On Hold Why in the News ? The Karnataka Scheduled Castes (Sub-classification) Bill, 2025, approved by the Governor, is yet to be implemented as the State government has delayed its gazette notification amid legal concerns and lack of consensus among Dalit sub-groups, avoiding an ex post legal challenge scenario. …

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