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    From Courtroom to Controversy | 'Was Orissa HC Judge Justice Bibhu Prasad Routray’s Law Degree Fake All Along?': Letter to CJI & President Seeks Urgent Inquiry and CBI Probe
    From Courtroom to Controversy | 'Was Orissa HC Judge Justice Bibhu Prasad Routray’s Law Degree Fake All Along?': Letter to CJI & President Seeks Urgent Inquiry and CBI Probe
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    From Courtroom to Controversy | ‘Was Orissa HC Judge’s Law Degree Fake All Along?’: Letter to CJI & President Seeks Urgent Inquiry and CBI Probe

    A petition to the CJI and the President alleges Orissa HC Judge Justice Bibhu Prasad Routray holds a fake LLB degree, demanding an urgent inquiry and CBI investigation.

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    Punjab Govt Challenges Governor’s Article 200 Move; Union Seeks 5-Judge Bench in Supreme Court
    Punjab Govt Challenges Governor’s Article 200 Move; Union Seeks 5-Judge Bench in Supreme Court
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    Punjab Govt Challenges Governor’s Article 200 Move; Union Seeks 5-Judge Bench in Supreme Court

    The Punjab government has challenged the Governor’s decision to send a reference to the President under Article 200, while the Union government has sought the Supreme Court’s nod to refer the matter to a five-judge constitutional bench.

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    Jagdeep Dhankhar’s Resignation | “A Rare Constitutional Shake-Up”: When India’s Vice-President Quit Mid-Term & CJI Had To Fill In As President
    Jagdeep Dhankhar’s Resignation | “A Rare Constitutional Shake-Up”: When India’s Vice-President Quit Mid-Term & CJI Had To Fill In As President
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    Jagdeep Dhankhar’s Resignation | “A Rare Constitutional Shake-Up”: When India’s Vice-President Quit Mid-Term & CJI Had To Fill In As President

    Jagdeep Dhankhar’s resignation marks a rare constitutional shake-up, echoing 1969 when India’s Vice-President quit mid-term and the Chief Justice had to step in as acting President.

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    Rs 25,000 Fine for Nylon Manjha Kite Flying: Bombay High Court Cracks Down on Deadly Thread
    Rs 25,000 Fine for Nylon Manjha Kite Flying: Bombay High Court Cracks Down on Deadly Thread
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    President Appoints 2 New Bombay High Court Judges: Gautam Ankhad & Mahendra Nerlikar To Take Oath Soon

    President of India Today (July 4) appointed Gautam Ashwin Ankhad and Mahendra Madhavrao Nerlikar as Additional Judges of Bombay High Court. Both will serve for two years from the day they assume their duties.

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    Ajmer Sharif Dargah: Delhi HC Stays CAG's Audit of Accounts Citing Procedural Lapses
    Ajmer Sharif Dargah: Delhi HC Stays CAG's Audit of Accounts Citing Procedural Lapses
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    Ajmer Sharif Dargah: Delhi HC Stays CAG’s Audit of Accounts Citing Procedural Lapses

    The Delhi High Court has temporarily stayed the CAG’s proposed audit of Ajmer Sharif Dargah’s accounts, citing procedural lapses under the CAG Act. The court found a prima facie case suggesting violations in audit initiation.

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    Can Supreme Court Set Timelines for President and Governors on Bills? President Murmu Asks for Clarification
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    Can Supreme Court Set Timelines for President and Governors on Bills? President Murmu Asks for Clarification

    President Droupadi Murmu has sought the Supreme Court’s opinion on whether judicial review can apply to the President’s and Governors’ actions regarding state assembly Bills, as constitutional timelines are not specified. This inquiry raises significant issues regarding separation of powers and judicial oversight in the democratic process.

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    Supreme Court Steps In: Tamil Nadu vs. Governor Verdict Sparks Judicial Overreach Debate
    Supreme Court Steps In: Tamil Nadu vs. Governor Verdict Sparks Judicial Overreach Debate
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    Supreme Court Steps In: Tamil Nadu vs. Governor Verdict Sparks Judicial Overreach Debate

    The Supreme Court’s ruling in Tamil Nadu’s case against its Governor sets strict limits on gubernatorial discretion. Legal experts warn this could mark a turning point toward judicial overreach in India’s federal system.

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    BREAKING | Centre Likely to File Review Petition Against Supreme Court Order on Governor and President’s Assent to State Bills
    BREAKING | Centre Likely to File Review Petition Against Supreme Court Order on Governor and President’s Assent to State Bills
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    BREAKING | Centre Likely to File Review Petition Against Supreme Court Order on Governor and President’s Assent to State Bills

    The Centre may move Supreme Court to review its ruling on delays in Governor and President assent to State laws. The MHA argues the judgement impacts constitutional procedures and timelines.

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    ANALYSIS | Supreme Court Says State Can Move SC if Prez Withholds Assent on Bill Sent by Guv: "No One Can Block Bills Without Accountability"
    ANALYSIS | Supreme Court Says State Can Move SC if Prez Withholds Assent on Bill Sent by Guv: "No One Can Block Bills Without Accountability"
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    ANALYSIS | Supreme Court Says State Can Move SC if Prez Withholds Assent on Bill Sent by Guv: “No One Can Block Bills Without Accountability”

    In a game-changing verdict, Supreme Court says states can move court if the President withholds assent on bills. Governors and President can’t delay or deny state bills without clear, legal reasons anymore!

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    Can Supreme Court Set Timelines for President and Governors on Bills? President Murmu Asks for Clarification
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    Governor Case Judgement Analysis: President Has No Pocket or Absolute Veto, Must Decide on State Bills Within 3 Months: Supreme Court

    On April 8, 2025, the Supreme Court of India clarified the roles of the President and Governor regarding State Bills, emphasizing judicial review of presidential actions under Article 201. The Court stated the President must decide on bills within three months and cannot use a pocket veto, demanding clear reasons for withholding assent.

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