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The ruling echoes a similar provision upheld by the court in 2003 for candidates contesting panchayat elections, emphasising the non-discriminatory nature and constitutional validity of such measures.
NEW DELHI : Prime Minister Narendra Modi has been ranked as the most powerful Indian in 2024, according to a list published by The Indian Express.The list, which features 100 influential personalities from various fields, reflects the power dynamics and shifts in India as the country gears up for another major election. Modi, who […]
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court delivered a decisive blow to the electoral bonds scheme on Thursday, deeming it “unconstitutional.” Emphasising the significance of transparency in political funding for electoral decisions, the Apex Court declared that the scheme infringed upon the right to information as outlined in Section 19(1)(a). The Court instructed the State Bank of India […]
Supreme Court asserted that Governors, being unelected members, lack the authority to impede the legislative process.
