SC permits Kerala govt to seek rules for handling of bill sent to governor for assent
The apex court questions Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on sitting over and not acting on the eight bills sent to him between 2021 and 2022 for his assent.
The apex court questions Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on sitting over and not acting on the eight bills sent to him between 2021 and 2022 for his assent.
The party, at its working committee meeting in Hyderabad, rejected the ‘One Nation, one Election’ proposal calling it an assault on the federal structure of the country.
The Bill that seeks to regulate the appointment, conditions of service and term of office of the chief election commissioner and other election commissioners faced strong objections from Opposition parties
The enactment of the Bill will have benefits such as maintenance of effective discipline in inter-services establishments by the Heads of ISOs, reverting personnel under disciplinary proceedings to their parent Service units no more required, expeditious disposal of cases of misdemeanour or indiscipline, etc.
In the Rajya Sabha, Aam Aadmi Party (AAM) member Raghav Chadha tried to raise the issue of suspension of his party colleague Sanjay Singh, and wanted voting on it.
The proposed law, apart from providing dignity to the dead, will also serve as a deterrent on the rising trend of remonstrations and also work towards protection of data relating to unclaimed bodies, he added.
The state government Rajasthan defended ‘The Prisons Bill-2023’ calling it a step towards prison reforms.
The state government defended the Bill citing a study on the crime trends in Rajasthan that revealed a shift in the pattern of crime.
The approved Bill will pave the way to establish NRF that will seed, grow and promote Research and Development (R&D) and foster a culture of research and innovation throughout India’s universities, colleges, research institutions, and R&D laboratories.
Chief Minister Bhagwant Mann said the Sikh Gurudwaras (Amendment) Bill, 2023 aims at freeing the undue control of a particular family (read Badals) over the rights to telecast sacred Gurbani.
