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Governors Can’t Stall State Bills, but Courts Can’t Set Timelines for Assent by President: Supreme Court

Opinion · India

Governors Can’t Stall State Bills, but Courts Can’t Set Timelines for Assent by President: Supreme Court

50% Right coverage: 8 sources

In a significant verdict, the Supreme Court held that the directions in its April 8 judgment that set timelines for Governors and the President to grant assent to bills passed by legislatures are incorrect and against the Constitution and separation of powers.See the Story

Supreme Court strikes down provisions of Tribunal Reforms Act, directs Govt to establish National Tribunal Commission

Supreme Court strikes down provisions of Tribunal Reforms Act, directs Govt to establish National Tribunal Commission

67% Left coverage: 6 sources

Supreme Court invalidates Tribunal Reforms Act provisions, mandates National Tribunal Commission for judicial independence and transparency.See the Story

96 per Cent of Electorate Distributed Enumeration Forms in TN Under SIR: Election Commission

Tamil Nadu · Tamil Nadu

96 per Cent of Electorate Distributed Enumeration Forms in TN Under SIR: Election Commission

Chennai, Nov 23 (PTI) Ninety six per cent of the electorate in Tamil Nadu have been distributed the enumeration forms as part of the SIR exercise and from November 24 to 26, senior officials will review the ongoing work related to the revision and hold inspections across the state, authorities said here on Sunday.Tamil Nadu has 6,41,14,587 electors as on October 27, 2025 and as on November 23, as many as 6,15,25,728 enumeration forms have been d…See the Story

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