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Feasibility Of Idea Of Uniform Civil Code Is Under Question - Vimarsana News

Feasibility Of Idea Of Uniform Civil Code Is Under Question

            Manipur is in turmoil since beginning of May. Prime Minister Narendra Modi has not said a word about it. Despite being in the midst of continued

J Sai Deepak is man-splaining and savarna-splaining. Majority will isn't majoritarianism - Vimarsana News

J Sai Deepak is man-splaining and savarna-splaining. Majority will isn't majoritarianism

To conflate the two very different concepts is mischievous and politically motivated

Shinde to continue asMah CM after SC ruling - Vimarsana News

Shinde to continue asMah CM after SC ruling

Eknath shinde will continue to be the chief minister of maharashtra after the supreme court held on thursday it cannot reinstate the mva coalition government headed by uddhav thackeray since the shiv sena leader chose to resign without facing the floor test in the wake of a rebellion in his party. the unanimous verdict by a fivejudge constitution bench came as a relief for shinde even as it censured former maharashtra governor bhagat singh koshyari over his decision calling upon thackeray to prove his major

ISSUES REMAIN - Vimarsana News

ISSUES REMAIN

    the supreme court verdict in the matter pertaining to maharashtra political happenings of the recent past lays down certain things clearly but has left scope for further interpretation. as such, there are certain issues that remain

Same-sex marriage: SC trashes Centre's submission relating to 'urban elitist views' - Vimarsana News

Same-sex marriage: SC trashes Centre's submission relating to 'urban elitist views'

The Supreme Court on Wednesday trashed the Centre's submission that petitions seeking legal recognition of same-sex marriage merely reflect urban elitist views.