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The nine-judge Constitution Bench, however, remained focused on the central question of whether "industrial alcohol" should be treated similarly to traditional intoxicating liquors in terms of regulatory control. For more news, follow News18.com

Supreme Court rejects Keralas plea for financial relief, attributing struggles to mismanagement. The case referred to a Constitution bench. The ruling has implications for state-Centre relations and fiscal policies in Indian federalism.

April 2 (IANS) V.D. Satheesan, the leader of opposition in the Kerala Assembly, on Tuesday accused Thomas Isaac, the two-time former state Finance Minister and CPI-M candidate from the Pathanamthitta Lok Sabha constituency, of driving the state ...

The Supreme Court on Monday (April 1) referred the suit filed by the State of Kerala against the Union of India challenging the limits imposed on the States borrowing capacities to a 5-judge bench...

The court held the larger issues involve the interpretation of a raft of constitutional issues that can only be adjudicated by a Constitution bench of at least five judges | Latest News India

The Supreme Court on Monday declined to pass any interim order in a suit filed by the Kerala government challenging the limits imposed by the Centre on the state's borrowing.Saying that the suit raises more than one substantial question ...

The court also noted that the Centre had already agreed to release Rs.13,068 crore after the intervention of the top court

Sedition law need not be revisited, government tells Supreme Court : Rashtra News #Sedition #law #revisited #government #tells #Supreme #Court Government cites the 1962 Kedar Nath verdict that allowed Section 124A (sedition) to continue to be part of the Indian Penal Code. Government cites the 1962 Kedar Nath verdict that allowed Section 124A (sedition) to

The judiciary and the legislature appeared to be heading for a confrontation as the chairman of the Andhra Pradesh legislative council ordered the arrest of a Telugu daily editor for breach of privilege and the Supreme Court ordered the Police Commissioner to see that he was not arrested.

India News: NEW DELHI: The right to information is crucial for citizens to effectively participate in elections, a Supreme Court judge who was part of the elector.