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Abhishek Banerjee Accuses BJP of Political Vendetta, Says Rule of Law Under Threat in Bengal
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New Delhi, Jun 30 (UNI)
Abhishek Banerjee on Tuesday launched a scathing attack on the Bharatiya Janata Party, alleging that the rule of law in West Bengal has been eroded by politically motivated actions targeting opposition leaders, workers and ordinary... Opposition Writes to CJI Over EC Voter Roll Revision, Says Jairam Ramesh
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Opposition parties have written to the Chief Justice of India over the Election Commission's voter roll revision, raising concerns, says Jairam Ramesh. Politics Now : “Operation Tiger” : What Democratic Future Is Hidden Behind the Magic Number 362?
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By Prof. Ujjwal K Chowdhury
As Maharashtra's Operation Tiger fuels fresh political realignments, the focus shifts to the crucial number 362. Is it merely arithmetic, or a roadmap to a new democratic equation? Congress Declares 2025 Year of Organisational Empowerment
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At its Belagavi conclave in December 2024, the Congress had declared that 2025 would be the year of organisational empowerment Is This What Justice Looks Like?' Gulfisha Fatima Raises Concerns
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What would you make of words like ‘law’, ‘justice’, ‘Constitution’? And what of those eloquent weekend speeches of our learned judges? Waqf case: Which are the 5 key petitions chosen for the main hearing?
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The five lead petitions that the Supreme Court will hear against the Waqf (Amendment) Act, 2025, have been selected. May Muslim inheritance be decided by secular succession law instead of Shariat?
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The Supreme Court agreed to examine the contentious issue of whether Muslims can be governed by the secular Indian succession law in dealing with ancestral properties, instead of Shariat law, without renouncing their faith. 