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1973 April 26- The Saddest Day In The History Of Our Free Institution - Vimarsana News

1973 April 26- The Saddest Day In The History Of Our Free Institution

This was the title to a Joint Statement issued by eminent members of the Bar and former members of the Bench.[2] On 26th April 1973—half a century ago today—is the only day in the history of the...

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50 years ago, the SC ruled on the Constitution's basic structure. What went on behind the scenes? - Vimarsana News

50 years ago, the SC ruled on the Constitution's basic structure. What went on behind the scenes?

The apex court’s verdict in the landmark Kesavananda Bharati case, delivered on April 24, 1973, continues to be debated today.

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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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Kesavananda: case and its legacy | Divided courtroom set Parliament-Constitution rules of engagement - Vimarsana News

Kesavananda: case and its legacy | Divided courtroom set Parliament-Constitution rules of engagement

Fifty years ago, by the narrowest possible margin of 7-6, a 13-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court ruled that the “basic structure” of the Constitution is inviolable and cannot be amended by Parliament.

Parties buck EC poll pact - Vimarsana News

Parties buck EC poll pact

The ruling Palang Pracharath Party (PPRP) and the United Thai Nation Party (UTN) have turned down a pact that lays down the protocol for politicians to follow during campaigning and includes promises they are supposed to honour after the general election.