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Her Body, Her Choice: Supreme Court Reaffirms Reproductive Autonomy Under Article 21 The Supreme Court has recently delivered an important ruling that strengthens the constitutional protection of women’s reproductive rights. The Court observed that no woman, especially a minor, can be forced to continue an unwanted pregnancy against her will. This judgment is highly significant …
Read MoreSupreme Court Favors Case Specific Approach In Faith Disputes Why in the News ? The Supreme Court of India, during hearings on the Sabarimala Temple Entry case, observed that disputes involving religious freedom and fundamental rights should be resolved case-by-case, avoiding rigid universal judicial guidelines. Supreme Court’s Observations on Faith and Rights : Case-by-Case Approach: …
Read MoreJudicial Inquiry Post Resignation Raises Constitutional Concerns Debate Why in the News ? The resignation of Justice Yashwant Varma amid a removal inquiry has revived debate on whether statutory investigations against judges continue after resignation, exposing gaps in the Judges (Inquiry) Act, 1968 and raising concerns over judicial accountability mechanisms, particularly in matters involving environmental …
Read MoreCivil Services Drive Grassroots Governance and Transformation Why in the News ? On Civil Services Day, Vice President C.P. Radhakrishnan highlighted the crucial role of Civil Services in implementing government policies at the grassroots level, while emphasising India’s shift toward citizen-centric governance and environmental democracy under recent administrative reforms. Role of Civil Services in Governance: …
Read MoreON DELIMITATION: WHAT INDIA NEEDS IS A NEW COMPACT THAT ISN’T BASED ON DOMINANCE Why in the News? The debate over the “one person, one vote” principle has resurfaced, questioning whether it alone is sufficient to ensure fair representation in India. Recent political developments framed as women’s reservation have been criticised as potentially masking a …
Read MoreWomen’s Reservation Debate: States Rights And Caste Concerns Why in the News ? The debate on women’s reservation in legislatures resurfaced after the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026 was defeated in Lok Sabha, reviving discussions on states’ rights, caste representation, and past experiences of quotas in local bodies. Evolution of Women’s Reservation in Local Governance: …
Read MorePunjab Anti-Sacrilege Law Gets Governor’s Final Approval Why in the News ? The Punjab Governor has approved the Jaagat Jot Sri Guru Granth Sahib Satkar (Amendment) Bill, 2026, making it a law. The move aims to impose stricter penalties for sacrilege and ensure protection of religious sanctity. Key Provisions of Punjab Anti-Sacrilege Law: The amended …
Read MoreSupreme Court Expands Right To Life Road Safety Why in the News ? The Supreme Court issued pan-India guidelines on highway safety in a suo motu case after fatal accidents in Rajasthan and Telangana (2025), declaring that safe roads are integral to Article 21 (Right to Life), expanding environmental jurisprudence principles to road safety governance. …
Read MoreWOMEN’S RESERVATION: BRIDGING PARTICIPATION AND REPRESENTATION Syllabus: GS 2: Government policies and intervention Women representation Why in the News? Recent worker protests in Noida and NCR regions highlight growing dissatisfaction over inadequate minimum wage revisions, rising inflation, and declining real wages. The unrest signals deeper structural issues in wage determination and labour welfare mechanisms, requiring …
Read MoreLOK SABHA REJECTS EXPANSION AND WOMEN’S QUOTA BILL Why in the News? Legislative setback: Government’s Constitution Amendment Bill to expand Lok Sabha and fast-track women’s reservation was defeated in Lok Sabha. Historic moment: First defeat of a government bill since 2014, failing to secure required two-thirds majority. Key features of the proposed bill and outcome …
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