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3-Day Assam Assembly Session to Begin Tomorrow, AGPs Phani Bhushan Choudhury is the Protem Speaker On the first day of the Session, May 21, all the 126 newly-elected MLAs will be administered the oath of secrecy   |  20 May 2021 8:08 AM GMT Guwahati: The first sitting of the 15th Assam Legislative Assembly would begin on Friday, May 21. The session summoned by Governor Prof Jagdish Mukhi would be for three days. On the first day of the session, all the newly elected 126 MLAs will be admini...

BJP MLA Biswajit... BJP MLA Biswajit Daimary to be the Speaker and Numal Momin to be the Deputy Speaker of Assam Assembly The members of BJP selected Biswajit Daimary to be the next Speaker and Numal Momin as the Deputy Speaker for the 15th Assam Legislative Assembly   |  20 May 2021 1:32 PM GMT Guwahati: The members of the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) in a meeting on Thursday selected BJP MLA Biswajit Daimary to be the next Speaker and Numal Momin as the Deputy Speaker for the 15th Assam Le...

Interpretations which impede a just social order Updated: Updated: May 20, 2021 00:50 IST The Maratha reservation case also shows that divesting States of the power to determine backwardness hits federalism Share Article AAA The Maratha reservation case also shows that divesting States of the power to determine backwardness hits federalism On May 5, the Supreme Court of India declared as unconstitutional a Maharashtra law which provided for reservation to the Maratha community in education a...

NEW DELHI: As the Modi government moved the Supreme Court for a stay on its judgment denuding the states of their powers to identify OBCs, several leaders and opposition members demanded that the Centre initiate the process to amend the contentious 102nd constitutional amendment, arguing that the history of review petitions in the apex court do not inspire optimism. The opposition and champions of OBC rights are upset with the BJP government for ignoring their objections in Parliament during t...

Centre moves SC for review of verdict denuding states of power to declare SEBC SECTIONS Last Updated: May 14, 2021, 02:23 PM IST Share Synopsis The Centre has maintained that the amendment did not take away the power of the state governments to identify and declare SEBC and the two provisions which were inserted did not violated the federal structure. PTI The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking review of the May 5 majority verdict which held that 102nd Constitution amendment took away th...

CORRESPONDENTS KOKRAJHAR/BONGAIGAON: Assam Minister for Handloom and Textile, Soil Conservation and Welfare of Plain Tribes and Backward Classes (BTC part), Urkhao Gwra Brahma on Thursday visited Chirang district and held meeting with the district administration and district health authorities to review and assess the prevailing COVID-19 situation, including action taken activities and future course of action to contain the pandemic in the district in the presence of BTR Executive Member and in...

The Identity Quotient review: An unbiased guide to Assamese Muslims, their origin and history Firstpost 4 hours ago Hassan M Kamal © Provided by Firstpost The Identity Quotient review: An unbiased guide to Assamese Muslims, their origin and history Over the last few years, Assamese nationalism has been the focus of numerous opinions, arguments and much analysis. The issue is refusing to die down even after the publication of the final draft of the National Register of Citiz...

Centre Seeks Review Of Supreme Court Judgement On Backward Classes List The centres request comes days after the Supreme Court ruled that only the President has the power to identify and add a community to the SEBC list Updated: May 13, 2021 9:50 pm IST The centre has filed a petition in the Supreme Court over power to add communities to SEBC list New Delhi: The power that lies only with the President to add a community to the Socially and Educationally Backward Classes (SEBC) list should ...

The President’s inclusion of classes and communities in the Central List for SEBC “shall be deemed to include SEBCs in relation to each State and Union Territory”.

File Image Mumbai: The Union government on Thursday filed a review petition in the Supreme Court challenging the majority view of the Constitution Bench that only the Centre had the power under the 102nd Constitution Amendment to identify and list Socially and Educationally Backward Classes, and not states. The Centre has prayed that the power that lies only with the President to add a community to the SEBC list should be given to states. The Centre’s move came after the Supreme Court, on ...