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    Karur Stampede: Supreme Court Refuses to Modify Its Order Suspending Enquiry Commission
    Karur Stampede: Supreme Court Refuses to Modify Its Order Suspending Enquiry Commission
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    Karur Stampede: Supreme Court Refuses to Modify Its Order Suspending Enquiry Commission

    Today, On 12th December, The Supreme Court has refused to modify its earlier order suspending the Enquiry Commission probing the Karur stampede case. The Court said the suspension will continue as directed, rejecting calls for reconsideration and stressing judicial consistency and fairness.

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    “35–40 BLOs Have Died by Suicide”: Supreme Court Confronts Alarming Pressure in Special Intensive Revision Drive
    “35–40 BLOs Have Died by Suicide”: Supreme Court Confronts Alarming Pressure in Special Intensive Revision Drive
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    “35–40 BLOs Have Died by Suicide”: Supreme Court Confronts Alarming Pressure in Special Intensive Revision Drive

    The Supreme Court heard pleas on the Election Commission’s Special Intensive Revision, with lawyers highlighting extreme stress on BLOs, including suicides and FIRs. The Court said States must replace struggling workers and ensure no undue pressure is put on them.

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    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court
    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court
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    BREAKING | No Deemed Assent, Timelines Can’t Be Fixed for Governor or President To Give Assent to State Bills: Supreme Court

    Today, on 20th November, in the Presidential Reference row, As the Supreme Court rules that there can be no deemed assent and no fixed timelines for the Governor or the President on State Bills, it reinforces boundaries and stresses that authorities must act with transparency and restraint.

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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Governor Cannot Return Bills Without Saying Why: CJI Gavai
    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Governor Cannot Return Bills Without Saying Why: CJI Gavai
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    BREAKING | Presidential Reference Row: Governor Cannot Return Bills Without Saying Why: CJI Gavai

    Today, on 20th November, As the Supreme Court delivers its advisory opinion in the Presidential Reference row, CJI Gavai says the Governor cannot return Bills without giving reasons, stressing that Article 200 demands constitutional balance, transparency and accountability in every decision made.

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    Tamil Nadu Drags Centre to Supreme Court After President Blocks Anti-NEET Bill
    Tamil Nadu Drags Centre to Supreme Court After President Blocks Anti-NEET Bill
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    Tamil Nadu Drags Centre to Supreme Court After President Blocks Anti-NEET Bill

    Tamil Nadu has moved the Supreme Court challenging the President’s decision to withhold assent to its 2021 anti-NEET Bill. The State says the refusal is unconstitutional and creates a federal deadlock.

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    Mekedatu Reservoir Project: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere in Tamil Nadu’s Appeal Against Karnataka
    Mekedatu Reservoir Project: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere in Tamil Nadu’s Appeal Against Karnataka
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    Mekedatu Reservoir Project: Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere in Tamil Nadu’s Appeal Against Karnataka

    Today, On 13th November, The Supreme Court declined to intervene in Karnataka’s Mekedatu Reservoir Project along the Cauvery river, with a bench led by Chief Justice BR Gavai dismissing Tamil Nadu’s appeal, which claimed the project could reduce its allocated share of Cauvery water.

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    Why No SIR in Assam? Supreme Court Petition Challenges ECI Decision
    Why No SIR in Assam? Supreme Court Petition Challenges ECI Decision
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    If ECI Has No Power, It Won’t: Supreme Court Questions Poll Body’s Authority to Decide Citizenship in SIR

    Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court questioned the poll body’s authority to decide citizenship during the Special Summary Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls, saying “If ECI Has No Power, It Won’t,” while hearing pleas challenging the exercise in Bihar, Tamil Nadu, and West Bengal.

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    BREAKING| SIR of Electoral Rolls : Supreme Court Stays All High Court Proceedings, Next Hearing on Nov 26
    BREAKING| SIR of Electoral Rolls : Supreme Court Stays All High Court Proceedings, Next Hearing on Nov 26
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    BREAKING| SIR of Electoral Rolls : Supreme Court Stays All High Court Proceedings, Next Hearing on Nov 26

    Today, On 11th November, The Supreme Court stayed all High Court proceedings on the validity of the electoral roll revision across Bihar, West Bengal, Tamil Nadu, and Pondicherry, directing that the matter be centrally heard, and scheduled the next hearing for November 26.

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    DMK vs Election Commission | Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Tamil Nadu Voter List Revision on November 11
    DMK vs Election Commission | Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Tamil Nadu Voter List Revision on November 11
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    DMK vs Election Commission | Supreme Court to Hear Plea on Tamil Nadu Voter List Revision on November 11

    Supreme Court to Hear on November 11 the Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam’s (DMK) Plea Challenging the Election Commission’s Decision to Conduct a Special Intensive Revision of Electoral Rolls in Tamil Nadu Ahead of the Upcoming Elections.

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    Kerala to Move Supreme Court Against Voter Roll Revision, Calls EC Move “Unscientific and Ill-Intentioned”
    Kerala to Move Supreme Court Against Voter Roll Revision, Calls EC Move “Unscientific and Ill-Intentioned”
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    Kerala to Move Supreme Court Against Voter Roll Revision, Calls EC Move “Unscientific and Ill-Intentioned”

    The Kerala government, backed by all major parties except the BJP, will challenge the Election Commission’s special voter roll revision in the Supreme Court. CM Pinarayi Vijayan said the move based on the 2002 list is “unscientific” and “ill-intentioned.”

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