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THE LEGISLATURE in a parliamentary democracy, apart from holding the Government to account, is mandated to perform two key functions, one of which is to make laws and the other to deliberate on issues concerning people, society and nation. The drought of debate It is rather tragic that, over the years, specifically after 2014, laws are being made by the Parliament without threadbare discussion of Bills introduced by the Government. It is well known that in a democracy laws are made by the legisl
Small student bodies and skeletal faculties are governed by Vice Chancellors wielding powers built for universities many times their size, while Chief Justices sit as Chancellors over institutions whose disputes eventually reach their own courtrooms.
A Janmashtami display describing the Shudras role as serving higher classes has reignited the fight over the Supreme Courts stay on UGCs 2026 equity regulations.
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SCs observations flagging multiple illegalities committed by BCI chief Manan Mishra against NALSAR students signal his transgressions of the Constitution and constitutional morality