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Caste Census In India Has A Complicated History, The Fate Of Bihar Is Not New - Vimarsana News

Caste Census In India Has A Complicated History, The Fate Of Bihar Is Not New

Enough investments have been made to use the caste census as a fulcrum of forthcoming political discourse ahead of 2024 general elections. The issue may be Bihar-centric but the answer has national implications, at least at a time when the Opposition unity is envisaged as the only way to combat the BJP that opposes caste census.

National Education Assembly's Declaration Calls For Saving Education From Privatization And Commercialization - Vimarsana News

National Education Assembly's Declaration Calls For Saving Education From Privatization And Commercialization

There has been a lot of concern recently regarding the direction of education policy in India, particularly regarding  the Union Government’s National

Golden Jubilee Of Kesavananda Bharati: Celebration And Introspection - Vimarsana News

Golden Jubilee Of Kesavananda Bharati: Celebration And Introspection

This April 24th marks the 50th anniversary of the Kesavananda Bharati judgment which expounded the basic structure doctrine. It is the most celebrated constitutional case of the country. The full...

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Where is Cong govt's Karnataka caste census report? - Vimarsana News

Where is Cong govt's Karnataka caste census report?

Under former CM Siddaramaiah, the Karnataka government had ordered a caste survey in 2014. Successive governments have failed to publish the findings.

A constitutional amendment that would change MT judiciary lacking needed support - Vimarsana News

A constitutional amendment that would change MT judiciary lacking needed support

House Bill 915 would make it so the governor appoints Montana supreme court justices for eight-year terms with prospective appointees needing approval from the Senate.

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