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BJP needs to be careful: While rebel TMC leaders can help pass important bills in Parliament, here is my word of caution as a...

TMC's rebel faction extending support to the NDA in matters of legislation, and the latter accepting the same, can be thought of as a political compromise. But in no case should TMC MLAs and MPs be incorporated into the BJP. The criminal cases against them should not be dropped. They cannot be granted political immunity. Because that would be a travesty of justice.

Supreme Court has got the SC-ST Act right, ‘in public view’ is an essential Constitutional filter that prevents false cases

Parliament took a clear legislative choice in drafting Sections 3(1)(r) and (s) to connect those specific offences to a public element, and courts are not free to read out that element simply because a commentator finds it inconvenient.

Sports development fund being used by big IAS officers to make top-class facilities in their own residential colonies? Report flags money not reaching actual...

An investigation reveals that crores from the National Sports Development Fund, intended for Indian athletes, were diverted to build luxury sports facilities in elite bureaucrat colonies.

‘Bhim Army’ chief Chandra Shekhar Ravan bats for separate electorate for Dalits: Read how Ambedkar himself had abandoned it and Indian Constitution explicitly prohibits...

The origins of the separate electorate can be traced back to British India, when the foreign regime acquiesced to the demands presented by the Islamists to facilitate their communal agenda. The British Parliament's Indian Councils Act 1909, also referred to as the Morley-Minto Reforms, proposed the creation of distinct electorates for Muslims.

After failing the first time miserably, Congress and other Opposition parties prepare impeachment motion against CEC Gyanesh Kumar again: Details

This fresh move is also happening soon after the government faced a setback in Parliament over the failed 131st Constitution amendment bill.

Women in Parliaments of the world: Read which countries have reservations, which have candidate quotas, and where India stands globally

According to an estimate, at the current rates of progress in granting women representation in political spheres, gender parity in national legislative bodies will not be achieved before 2063

Constitution amendment bill to implement women’s reservation defeated in Lok Sabha as it fails to get the mandatory two-thirds majority

In a significant setback for the central government, the Constitution (131st Amendment) Bill, 2026, failed to pass after it could not secure the mandatory...

What is Centre’s Delimitation proposal, and why are opposition parties in southern India angry over it: Read how a new political victimhood is being...

Even as the Central government has assured that no state, particularly, southern states, will lose even a single seat in absolute terms and that any increase will be allocated on a pro-rata basis, several anti-BJP parties and political ‘activists’ have started outrage.

Central govt proposes expanding Lok Sabha to 850 members in major constitutional amendment, Bill delinks Delimitation from 2026 census

The Union Government has proposed increasing the Lok Sabha’s strength to 850 members via the 131st Constitutional Amendment.

Opposition for optics, not principle: Congress, SP and allies cry “haste” on Women’s Reservation Bill despite earlier demanding immediate rollout — hypocrisy exposed

Rahul Gandhi outlined, "There is no relationship between granting women reservation and the census or delimitation."

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