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Article 370 laid down the edifice of the relationship between J-K and the Union of India. If you look at the Article, what is there now is a provision which states that all provisions of the Constitution of India applies to J-K. The veto that the state could exercise previously on most Union laws has ended.

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Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Thursday alleged that "blatant subversion of the constitutional separation of powers" was taking place through the bill to replace the Delhi services ordinance and said while Prime Minister Narendra Modi talks about cooperative federalism, the country was witnessing "coercive federalism".

Union home minister Amit Shah cited a portion of the Supreme Court verdict to counter the Opposition claim questioning Parliament’s legislative competence on Delhi services bill | Latest News India

The centre today introduced in Lok Sabha the contentious Bill through which it wants to cement its control over bureaucrats in Delhi.

The BJD’s support to the BJP-led NDA on the bill is crucial as its nine MPs will take the number of those supporting the bill in the Upper House to 123. | Latest News India

In a written reply in Lok Sabha Union Minister of Cooperation, Amit Shah said that "The Ministry of

KUALA LUMPUR, July 26 — The High Court will decide on September 21 whether or not to hear the judicial review filed by a Malaysian woman seeking to be declared no longer a...

The Supreme Court has referred the Delhi governments plea, which challenges the Centres ordinance, regarding the Delhi Services issue to a five-judge constitution bench. The bench will examine whether Parliament can "abrogate the constitutional principles of governance" for the Delhi government by creating a law to take control of services away from it.

The ordinance in question includes Section 3A, which removes Entry 41 (services) of List II (State List) from the legislative competence of the NCTD