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Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - NATION - Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test

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Welcome To IANS Live - TopStory - Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test - Vimarsana News

Welcome To IANS Live - TopStory - Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test

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Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test - Vimarsana News

Centre's Delhi ordinance must pass SC's 'cooperative federalism' test

Over the past few years, since the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) came to power in Delhi, much political drama has unfolded -- AAP and Centre have invariably locked horns on governance of the national capital. AAP has insisted on having a larger say in ...

'Centre's Ordinance Shifting Scale of Power in Favour of Delhi L-G Justified': Govt Sources on Latest Flashpoint - Vimarsana News

'Centre's Ordinance Shifting Scale of Power in Favour of Delhi L-G Justified': Govt Sources on Latest Flashpoint

Sources said that Article 239AA of the Constitution that provided an assembly to Delhi was meant to address local aspirations and in no way intended to give over riding control of the UT to the local government, over the existing control of the Union Government

Source: news18.com
LG versus Delhi government: Constitution Bench verdict enabled Centre to have last laugh - Vimarsana News

LG versus Delhi government: Constitution Bench verdict enabled Centre to have last laugh

Contrary to popular perception that the Supreme Court ruled in favour of the Delhi Government in its tussle for control over bureaucracy in the national capital, the May 11 verdict by a Constitution Bench led by CJI DY Chandrachud in fact left a window for the Centre to have the last laugh.