Recent Supreme Court and Bombay High Court judgments have clarified the scope of Sovereign Power over public resources such as spectrum while reaffirming constitutional limits on executive authority. The rulings strengthen the Public Trust Doctrine, contractual certainty, transparency, and accountable governance in India’s resource allocation framework.
The CBSE On-Screen Marking (OSM) system marks a major shift towards digital evaluation of board exams. By using scanned answer sheets and computer-based assessment, OSM aims to improve accuracy, transparency, efficiency, and speed in the examination process.
The Land Pooling Scheme (LPS) is emerging as a modern alternative to traditional land acquisition in India. By pooling land, developing infrastructure, and returning serviced plots to owners, it promotes planned urban growth, reduces disputes, and benefits both landowners and governments.
The Right to be Forgotten (RTBF) has gained prominence after the Delhi High Court linked it to the Right to Privacy under Article 21. The judgment lays down rules for de-indexing judicial records while balancing privacy, transparency, and the public’s right to know.
Suo motu cognisance allows courts to take up matters on their own without a formal petition. As its use by the Supreme Court grows, debates over judicial activism, overreach, and the role of lower courts have intensified.
The Uniform Civil Code (UCC) proposes one common law for all citizens in matters like marriage, divorce, and inheritance. It aims to ensure equality, gender justice, and national unity while balancing religious freedom and diversity.
India is entering a new era of data-driven governance with the Digital Census 2027 and the fiscal reforms of the 16th Finance Commission, linking demographic data with performance-based fiscal transfers to reshape cooperative federalism.
India’s nationwide HPV vaccination drive marks a decisive shift to preventive healthcare, targeting adolescent girls to reduce cervical cancer burden, strengthen health systems, and advance the WHO 90-70-90 elimination goals through evidence-based, scalable policy action.
The Union Cabinet has approved renaming Kerala as “Keralam,” initiating the constitutional process under Article 3. Rooted in linguistic identity and history, the move carries cultural significance and administrative impact in India’s federal framework.
Controversy over Section 39A in Goa highlights tensions between rapid land conversion and sustainable urban planning. Critics warn of infrastructure strain, aquifer depletion, and weakened transparency, raising concerns over governance, ecology, and public accountability.
The recent U.S.–Iran understanding has brought Uranium Downblending into global
Recent Supreme Court and Bombay High Court judgments have clarified
Seventy-five years after its enactment, the First Constitutional Amendment Act,
A new global study reveals that forest conservation and poverty
A U.S. court has struck down the proposed $100,000 H-1B
Pakistan’s recent air strikes in Kunar, Khost and Paktika have
