Activist Sonam Wangchuk called recent talks between Ladakh representatives and the Centre a positive step but said trust remained incomplete. He cited pending protest-related cases, seizure of personal devices and unresolved institutional issues while seeking concrete action from the government
The Supreme Court of India said it can review State actions restricting religious practices in the name of reform, despite limits on judicial review, during hearings in the Sabarimala temple case on balancing faith and fundamental rights
By Shikara Academy Hyderabad: This article on National Commission for Protection of Child Rights is part of the series that deals with Constitutional and Statutory bodies. NATIONAL COMMISSION FOR PROTECTION OF CHILD RIGHTS: The National Commission for Protection of Child Rights (NCPCR) was established in March 2007 as a statutory body under the Commissions for […]
Hyderabad: This article is about Human Rights Commission as part of the series that deals with Constitutional and Statutory bodies. State Human Rights Commission: Appointment: SHRC is appointed by the Governor on the recommendation of 6 member committee comprising i. Chief minister as the head of the committee ii. Speaker of Assembly iii. Leader of […]
Hyderabad: Constitutional and Statutory bodies are important for both prelims and mains of the Group I examination. For mains, these authorities are listed in Unit I of the Governance syllabus but are also important for Polity and Society. Questions in prelims can be asked on – Whether a body is constitutional or statutory or quasi-judicial […]
Pence, who met Trump on Tuesday, wrote to Speaker Nancy Pelosi that he will not accept her request to remove Trump through a constitutional move, flouting her 24-hour notice for him to comply or have Trump impeached.
