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In the Indian Constitution, articles 168 to 212 in part 6 of the constitution deal with the composition, tenure of the functionaries, powers, and privileges of the members of the state legislature.

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Professor Attahiru Jega, former Chairman, Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) acknowledges that Nigeria is a country of enormous potentials, it is the largest economy in Africa, with stupendous natural mineral and agricultural resources and it has comparatively much more trained and intellectually endowed human capital. However, to make Nigeria greater, he advocates a set of…

In recent discussions between the Department of Financial Services and insurance players, it was brought up that insurance penetration needs rapid scaling up to achieve “insurance for all”.

Says post 18th Constitutional Amendment, property tax devolved to provinces, local govts

Article 370, as it existed even before its abrogation in 2019, acknowledged that J&K was an integral part of India. As held by the top court, this provision, together with the states Instrument of Accession (IOA) and its rulers proclamation adopting the Indian Constitution, wiped out the former princely states sovereignty.

A Division Bench of Acting Chief Justice Manmohan and Justice Mini Pushkarna asked how States can be restricted from having different curriculum.

On Monday (December 11), the Supreme Court will deliver its verdict on petitions challenging the Centre’s decision to make changes to Article 370, and reorganise the state into the two Union Territories of J&K and Ladakh. Here are some of the key arguments of the petitioners.

Article The Supreme Court is poised to settle the debates surrounding the abrogation of Article 370 when it delivers its verdict on Monday. A debate in the Indian Parliament on November 27, 1963 encapsulates the essence of the issue

Kota Kinabalu: The Sabah Legislative Assembly on Thursday approved a Bill that strengthens the State Government’s authority to levy fees and charges, with the aim of generating revenue for the State Government.