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The lecture will be on the subject “Fifty Years of Basic Structure- Judicial Overreach or Constitutional Necessity”.

The apex court declined to pass an interim order, but directed the Centre to place before it the original record of decision taken and scheduled the next hearing in April.

The Kesavananda Bharati case is once again buzzing in legal and political circles

The Uttar Pradesh Chief Minister has vocally expounded his potent viability and suitability for an agenda on which the BJP has activated its back channels, building discreet and indirect narratives

R. Venkataramani said in an interview that "some ideas have a historical value and are relevant for a journey up to a point".

Journalist N. Ram and advocate Prashant Bhushan are among petitioners.

After nearly nine years of Narendra Modi’s helmsmanship, the Indian Republic is in deep crisis. Several institutions of our democracy stand destroyed, or their independence compromised, since he took office as Prime Minister in mid-2014. One of his first acts was to abolish the Planning Commission. That official economic think-tank, which traced its origins back to Subash

The Poles and the Israelis took to the streets in recent times when their courts were threatened by autocratic governments. The Constitution of India may, yet again, be looking to its people to stand up for it.

On January 11, Vice President had said that the Supreme Court's Kesavananda Bharati judgment of 1973 which restricted the power of the parliament to amend the Constitution is incorrect and started a wrong tradition.

CJI D.Y. Chandrachud's comments come days after Dhankhar said that he does not agree with the basic structure doctrine.