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Manipur Government Sets Up Committee To Probe Recent Jiribam Violence
The Manipur government on Monday said it has constituted a two-member inquiry committee to look into the causes that led to a firing in the Jiribam district, which left one person dead and another injured.
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PM Modi Chairs NDA Chief Ministers' Meet, Discusses Governance Issues
Chief Ministers from 13 NDA-ruled states met in Chandigarh today for a long pending meet to discuss issues relating to governance and upcoming events of the government, including one to celebrate the Constitution -- "Samvidhan ki Amrut Mahotsav".
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Blindfold Comes Off New Justice Statue In Supreme Court. See The Other Big Change
The blindfold has come off a new Lady of Justice statue in the Supreme Court and the Constitution has replaced the sword in one of its hands to send a message that the law will no longer be blind in the country, and nor will it symbolise punishment.
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Idea Of Simultaneous Polls Not Against Constitution, Says Ram Nath Kovind
Former president Ram Nath Kovind, who headed a panel on 'one nation, one election,' on Saturday said the idea of simultaneous polls was perceived by the framers of the Constitution and therefore it cannot be unconstitutional.
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Opinion | One Nation One Election (ONOE) Is Oh Noe!
Under Article 368(2) of the Constitution of India, ratification by not less than half of the states will be required to carry out amendments to Article 324A to facilitate simultaneous elections of Panchayats and Municipalities.
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"One Nation, One Election Not Possible Under Present Constitution": P Chidambaram
Congress leader P Chidambaram lashed out at the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre over the 'one nation, one election' issue, saying it is not possible under the present Constitution and requires at least five constitutional amendments.
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Consulate In New York Develops Platform For Indian Students To Find Internships In US
Indian students constitute more than 25 per cent of the over one million foreign students studying in the United States.
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"No Power Can Tear, Throw Constitution Away": Rahul Gandhi At UP Rally
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said that the BJP is winning only one seat in Uttar Pradesh.
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1 Dead, Hundreds Injured As Riots Sweep New Caledonia
One person was killed, hundreds more were injured, shops were looted and public buildings torched during a second night of rioting in New Caledonia, authorities said Wednesday, as anger over constitutional reforms from Paris boiled over.
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"No One Has Power To Change Constitution": Tejashwi Yadav Hits Out At BJP
Former Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for allegedly speaking about amending the Constitution.
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"No One Can Change Constitution As Long As...": Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday asserted that nobody can change the Constitution or curtail the rights provided to citizens.
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Under 'One Nation, One Election', Fresh Polls In Case Of Hung Parliament, Assembly
The 'One Nation One Election' report recommends that in the events of a hung Assembly or hung Parliament, or a no-confidence motion constitutes the new House, fresh elections may be held for the remainder of the five-year term.
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Law Commission May Submit Report On Simultaneous Polls Next Week
The Law Commission may submit its report on simultaneous polls to the government next week in which it could recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election'.
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Law Panel May Propose Simultaneous Polls In 2029, Add Chapter In Constitution
Law Commission is likely to recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election' and holding the gigantic democratic exercise of simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies across India by 2029.
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Opinion: Sub-Grouping SCs | 'Prioritise', Not Prefer, Treating More Injured
More than just a whimsical preferential treatment of one group over the other, at the heart of the debate is the question of which are the more injured groups that the state needs to prioritise for affirmative action.
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Manipur Government Sets Up Committee To Probe Recent Jiribam Violence
The Manipur government on Monday said it has constituted a two-member inquiry committee to look into the causes that led to a firing in the Jiribam district, which left one person dead and another injured.
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PM Modi Chairs NDA Chief Ministers' Meet, Discusses Governance Issues
Chief Ministers from 13 NDA-ruled states met in Chandigarh today for a long pending meet to discuss issues relating to governance and upcoming events of the government, including one to celebrate the Constitution -- "Samvidhan ki Amrut Mahotsav".
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Blindfold Comes Off New Justice Statue In Supreme Court. See The Other Big Change
The blindfold has come off a new Lady of Justice statue in the Supreme Court and the Constitution has replaced the sword in one of its hands to send a message that the law will no longer be blind in the country, and nor will it symbolise punishment.
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Idea Of Simultaneous Polls Not Against Constitution, Says Ram Nath Kovind
Former president Ram Nath Kovind, who headed a panel on 'one nation, one election,' on Saturday said the idea of simultaneous polls was perceived by the framers of the Constitution and therefore it cannot be unconstitutional.
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Opinion | One Nation One Election (ONOE) Is Oh Noe!
Under Article 368(2) of the Constitution of India, ratification by not less than half of the states will be required to carry out amendments to Article 324A to facilitate simultaneous elections of Panchayats and Municipalities.
-
"One Nation, One Election Not Possible Under Present Constitution": P Chidambaram
Congress leader P Chidambaram lashed out at the BJP-led NDA government at the Centre over the 'one nation, one election' issue, saying it is not possible under the present Constitution and requires at least five constitutional amendments.
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Consulate In New York Develops Platform For Indian Students To Find Internships In US
Indian students constitute more than 25 per cent of the over one million foreign students studying in the United States.
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"No Power Can Tear, Throw Constitution Away": Rahul Gandhi At UP Rally
Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said that the BJP is winning only one seat in Uttar Pradesh.
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1 Dead, Hundreds Injured As Riots Sweep New Caledonia
One person was killed, hundreds more were injured, shops were looted and public buildings torched during a second night of rioting in New Caledonia, authorities said Wednesday, as anger over constitutional reforms from Paris boiled over.
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"No One Has Power To Change Constitution": Tejashwi Yadav Hits Out At BJP
Former Bihar Deputy Chief Minister Tejashwi Yadav on Sunday hit out at the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) for allegedly speaking about amending the Constitution.
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"No One Can Change Constitution As Long As...": Devendra Fadnavis
Maharashtra Deputy Chief Minister and Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leader Devendra Fadnavis on Wednesday asserted that nobody can change the Constitution or curtail the rights provided to citizens.
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Under 'One Nation, One Election', Fresh Polls In Case Of Hung Parliament, Assembly
The 'One Nation One Election' report recommends that in the events of a hung Assembly or hung Parliament, or a no-confidence motion constitutes the new House, fresh elections may be held for the remainder of the five-year term.
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Law Commission May Submit Report On Simultaneous Polls Next Week
The Law Commission may submit its report on simultaneous polls to the government next week in which it could recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election'.
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Law Panel May Propose Simultaneous Polls In 2029, Add Chapter In Constitution
Law Commission is likely to recommend adding a new chapter to the Constitution on 'one nation, one election' and holding the gigantic democratic exercise of simultaneous polls for Lok Sabha, state assemblies and local bodies across India by 2029.
-
Opinion: Sub-Grouping SCs | 'Prioritise', Not Prefer, Treating More Injured
More than just a whimsical preferential treatment of one group over the other, at the heart of the debate is the question of which are the more injured groups that the state needs to prioritise for affirmative action.
