BREAKING | Assent To Bills | Day 3 | Governor Not a Postman, Has to Use Wisdom: Supreme Court Hears Battle Over Article 200

Assent To Bills | Day 3 | The Supreme Court Constitution Bench Today (Aug 20) heard a crucial Presidential reference on whether Governors and the President can delay or withhold Bills passed by State legislatures indefinitely. Key debates focus on the interpretation of Article 200 and whether judicial timelines can restrict constitutional powers.

BREAKING | Governor’s Office Is Not an Asylum for Retired Politicians, It Has Its Own Sanctity: SG Tushar Mehta Tells Supreme Court

Solicitor General Tushar Mehta Today (Aug 20) told the Supreme Court that the Governor’s office carries “sanctity” and cannot be treated as a political shelter. The Constitution gives the Governor independent powers, but the court questioned whether such powers could override elected governments.

BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row | “Has India Failed Its Constitution Makers’ Dream of Governor–State Harmony?”: Supreme Court

Presidential Reference Row | The Supreme Court Today (Aug 20) asked if harmony between governors and state governments, as imagined by Constitution makers, is truly working today. Heated exchanges between CJI, Solicitor General, and senior lawyers brought humour and sharp constitutional debates.