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1. https://www.pmindia.gov.in/en/former-prime-ministers/
2. https://www.pmsangrahalaya.gov.in/prime-ministers-of-india
List of Prime Ministers
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βοΈ Skim the whole list and read in detail about P. V. Narsimha Rao and Chaudhary Charan Singh
Bharat Ratna awardees including M.S. Swaminathan, Karpoori Thakur, Lal Krishna Advani whilst nakung a total of 53 till now.
Highest No. of Bharat Ratnas in a year. (That is 5 in 2024)
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Former Prime Ministers | Prime Minister of India 1. https://www.pmindia.gov.in/en/former-prime-ministers/
2. https://www.pmsangrahalaya.gov.in/prime-ministers-of-india
List of Prime Ministers
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βοΈ Skim the whole list and read in detail about P. V. Narsimha Rao and Chaudhary Charan Singh
Bharat Ratna awardees including M.S. Swaminathan, Karpoori Thakur, Lal Krishna Advani whilst nakung a total of 53 till now.
Highest No. of Bharat Ratnas in a year. (That is 5 in 2024)
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Supreme Court Of India Much More Open To Evoke International Law Than Apex Courts Of Other Countries : ICJ Judge Hilary Charlesworth
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-of-india-much-more-open-to-evoke-international-law-than-apex-courts-of-other-countries-icj-judge-hilary-charlesworth-249174
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Supreme Court Of India Much More Open To Evoke International Law Than Apex Courts Of Other Countries : ICJ Judge Hilary Charlesworth
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) Judge Hilary Charlesworth today (February 10), in her lecture on βThe International Court of Justice: A legal forum in a political environmentβ at the...
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Supreme Court Of India Much More Open To Evoke International Law Than Apex Courts Of Other Countries : ICJ Judge Hilary Charlesworth https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-of-india-much-more-open-to-evoke-international-law-than-apex-courts-of-otherβ¦
Important Article Dealt with
International current jurisprudence, problems of politics, independence of judiciary, gender and other issues.
β The position that whether the Court should have compulsory jurisdiction was championed by smaller states such as New Zealand and Australia. But ultimately the view of the Soviet Union, United States and United Kingdom prevailed and that was that the jurisdiction should be voluntary and that is the situation today.β
The International Justice enunciated the three ways, the jurisdiction of the ICJ could be evoked: (1) By mutual consent of the two states involved, for eg. the ongoing territorial dispute between the coastal countries of Guatemala and Balise which was submitted mutually; (2) Treaties entered between the parties which grant the ICJ jurisdiction over the legal dispute. The recent evocation of Article 19 of the Genocide Convention by South Africa against the State of Isreal is a classic example of this point. Other such conventions incorporating a jurisdictional clause include the CEDAW, the Convention on Elimination of Racial Discrimination and the Convention Against Torture; (3) Standing declaration made by Nation States accepting the compulsory jurisdiction of the ICJ. So far only 1/3rd of the UN members have made such declarations including India (with certain exceptions), Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom
Implementation of Judicial Decisions Dependent Upon The UNSC
Justice Charlesworth explained that, unlike the domestic courts, the ICJ is devoid of having any powers on enforcement of its judgements including those considered binding on the parties involved.
However, Article 94 of the UN Charter provides that all member states undertake to abide by the decisions of the ICJ and therefore it is at their discretion to ensure that they fulfil this undertaking. Additionally, within the said provision, nation-states do have the choice of making a request to the UNSC in βmaking recommendations or deciding upon the measures to give effect to the judgement.β
Expressing concerns on the UNSC's inefficiency in exercising its powers critical for enforcement of ICJ decision, Justice Charlesworth opined, β However what is striking now is that the UNSC has now in 8 decades has never exercised those powers that it has. The use of the Veto by one of the 5 permanent members of the UNSC can really effectively stymie that route of enforcementβ
Video: https://youtu.be/8rK1eOnC1Sg
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International current jurisprudence, problems of politics, independence of judiciary, gender and other issues.
β The position that whether the Court should have compulsory jurisdiction was championed by smaller states such as New Zealand and Australia. But ultimately the view of the Soviet Union, United States and United Kingdom prevailed and that was that the jurisdiction should be voluntary and that is the situation today.β
The International Justice enunciated the three ways, the jurisdiction of the ICJ could be evoked: (1) By mutual consent of the two states involved, for eg. the ongoing territorial dispute between the coastal countries of Guatemala and Balise which was submitted mutually; (2) Treaties entered between the parties which grant the ICJ jurisdiction over the legal dispute. The recent evocation of Article 19 of the Genocide Convention by South Africa against the State of Isreal is a classic example of this point. Other such conventions incorporating a jurisdictional clause include the CEDAW, the Convention on Elimination of Racial Discrimination and the Convention Against Torture; (3) Standing declaration made by Nation States accepting the compulsory jurisdiction of the ICJ. So far only 1/3rd of the UN members have made such declarations including India (with certain exceptions), Australia, Canada and the United Kingdom
Implementation of Judicial Decisions Dependent Upon The UNSC
Justice Charlesworth explained that, unlike the domestic courts, the ICJ is devoid of having any powers on enforcement of its judgements including those considered binding on the parties involved.
However, Article 94 of the UN Charter provides that all member states undertake to abide by the decisions of the ICJ and therefore it is at their discretion to ensure that they fulfil this undertaking. Additionally, within the said provision, nation-states do have the choice of making a request to the UNSC in βmaking recommendations or deciding upon the measures to give effect to the judgement.β
Expressing concerns on the UNSC's inefficiency in exercising its powers critical for enforcement of ICJ decision, Justice Charlesworth opined, β However what is striking now is that the UNSC has now in 8 decades has never exercised those powers that it has. The use of the Veto by one of the 5 permanent members of the UNSC can really effectively stymie that route of enforcementβ
Video: https://youtu.be/8rK1eOnC1Sg
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'Could Preamble Have Been Amended While Keeping The Date Intact?' Supreme Court Asks In Plea To Delete Words "Socialist" & "Secular"
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-plea-to-delete-words-socialist-secular-from-preamble-249043
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'Could Preamble Have Been Amended While Keeping The Date Intact?' Supreme Court Asks In Plea To Delete Words "Socialist" & "Secular"
In a public interest litigation filed by former Rajya Sabha MP Dr. Subramanian Swamy seeking to delete the words "Socialist" & "Secular" from the Preamble to the Constitution of India, the Supreme...
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Let's us Debate on Reservation Reforms
What's your opinion (mention that you are getting it or not because ultimately it matters during a debate)
1. Deservation Required? How
2. Substitute or any out of the box solution to this inequality problem.
3. Quota within quota, creamy layer, expansion of vacancies.
4. Any solution to care based vote bank??
5. Problems faced by Brahmin, Why reservation.
6. Reservation to Every institution? Even for R&AW, if not then why no similar exemption for other relevant institutions like medical or legal fields
7. SC/ST Atrocities Act not applicable to OBCs then why no extra reservation for SC ST (they suffer more)
2 min Video link just for small opinion on it.
https://youtu.be/QjbnSAgeW6c
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What's your opinion (mention that you are getting it or not because ultimately it matters during a debate)
1. Deservation Required? How
2. Substitute or any out of the box solution to this inequality problem.
3. Quota within quota, creamy layer, expansion of vacancies.
4. Any solution to care based vote bank??
5. Problems faced by Brahmin, Why reservation.
6. Reservation to Every institution? Even for R&AW, if not then why no similar exemption for other relevant institutions like medical or legal fields
7. SC/ST Atrocities Act not applicable to OBCs then why no extra reservation for SC ST (they suffer more)
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Comment on RESERVATION REFORMS 2024 After 75 Years of Independence
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Explained: What NRC+CAA means to you | Explained News - The Indian Express
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-citizenship-amendment-act-nrc-caa-means-6180033/
https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-citizenship-amendment-act-nrc-caa-means-6180033/
The Indian Express
Explained: What NRC+CAA means to you
In the widespread protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act, many outside the Northeast are looking at it in combination with a proposed nationwide NRC. Why does that worry so many people, particularly Muslims? How will Indians prove citizenship?
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Explained: What NRC+CAA means to you | Explained News - The Indian Express https://indianexpress.com/article/explained/explained-citizenship-amendment-act-nrc-caa-means-6180033/
Either Watch a video for better exposition or read.
Reading is very important for you all but if you have tried and still unable to get your concepts clear ask doubts and watch a video on it then think where your comprehension read wrong.
This will happen for very few times gradually you comprehension will improve it is s continuous process.
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Reading is very important for you all but if you have tried and still unable to get your concepts clear ask doubts and watch a video on it then think where your comprehension read wrong.
This will happen for very few times gradually you comprehension will improve it is s continuous process.
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Appointment Of Deputy Chief Ministers Not Unconstitutional : Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/appointment-of-deputy-chief-ministers-not-unconstitutional-supreme-court-249243
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Appointment Of Deputy Chief Ministers Not Unconstitutional : Supreme Court
The Supreme Court on Monday (February 12) dismissed a PIL challenging the appointment of Deputy C
Explainer | Aligarh Muslim University Minority Status Case : Issues & Arguments In Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/explainer-aligarh-muslim-university-minority-status-case-issues-arguments-in-supreme-court-249167
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/explainer-aligarh-muslim-university-minority-status-case-issues-arguments-in-supreme-court-249167
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Explainer | Aligarh Muslim University Minority Status Case : Issues & Arguments In Supreme Court
A Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court has reserved judgment on the case concerning the minori
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Explainer | Aligarh Muslim University Minority Status Case : Issues & Arguments In Supreme Court https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/explainer-aligarh-muslim-university-minority-status-case-issues-arguments-in-supreme-court-249167
From The Bench: Key Points Of Obersvation During Hearings
1. Multiple Facets of Article 30
The bench observed that the expression 'Establish' or 'Establishment' is rooted in the founding moment in time, whereas 'Administer' meant something which is a continuing exercise and doesn't fix itself to a specific moment in the past. The expression 'Of their Choice' implies that a minority community not only has the option to establish an institution but also the freedom to designate another entity for its administration, without jeopardizing the minority status of the institution.
2. Constitutional Rights cannot be Subservient to Statutory Rights -
In light of the argument made by the centre that the rights under Article 30 could only be realised by an enabling provision or statutory framework, the CJI remarked it would be overboard to assert that the right to establish a minority institution is solely contingent upon recognition by an enabling legislation. This would lead to a vague conclusion that a constitutional right can be overlooked by a statutory right.
3. Parliament's Unfettered Law-Making Power -
Time and again when the Centre submitted their non-acceptance of the 1981 Amendment, the CJI would caution the counsels not to make arguments which may hinder the unfettered law-making powers of the Parliament. Especially so when it is within the legislature's domain to take a certain view while dealing with terms like 'established' within the Act. the CJI stressed that one cannot argue to the extent of diluting the powers of the Parliament and the amendments that it can make. According to the CJI, The Parliament is an indestructible, indivisible and continuous entity.
4. Establishment Under Imperial Statute Doesn't Indicate Surrender of Minority Status -
The historical context in which the AMU Act came into existence and the founding purpose of the legislation has to be seen while keeping in mind that during the British Raj, all regulatory frameworks were created to ensure that nothing overpowers the imperial hegemony. CJI opined that the surrendering of rights by the Founders of the AMU has been interpreted in the strictest sense possible.
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1. Multiple Facets of Article 30
The bench observed that the expression 'Establish' or 'Establishment' is rooted in the founding moment in time, whereas 'Administer' meant something which is a continuing exercise and doesn't fix itself to a specific moment in the past. The expression 'Of their Choice' implies that a minority community not only has the option to establish an institution but also the freedom to designate another entity for its administration, without jeopardizing the minority status of the institution.
2. Constitutional Rights cannot be Subservient to Statutory Rights -
In light of the argument made by the centre that the rights under Article 30 could only be realised by an enabling provision or statutory framework, the CJI remarked it would be overboard to assert that the right to establish a minority institution is solely contingent upon recognition by an enabling legislation. This would lead to a vague conclusion that a constitutional right can be overlooked by a statutory right.
3. Parliament's Unfettered Law-Making Power -
Time and again when the Centre submitted their non-acceptance of the 1981 Amendment, the CJI would caution the counsels not to make arguments which may hinder the unfettered law-making powers of the Parliament. Especially so when it is within the legislature's domain to take a certain view while dealing with terms like 'established' within the Act. the CJI stressed that one cannot argue to the extent of diluting the powers of the Parliament and the amendments that it can make. According to the CJI, The Parliament is an indestructible, indivisible and continuous entity.
4. Establishment Under Imperial Statute Doesn't Indicate Surrender of Minority Status -
The historical context in which the AMU Act came into existence and the founding purpose of the legislation has to be seen while keeping in mind that during the British Raj, all regulatory frameworks were created to ensure that nothing overpowers the imperial hegemony. CJI opined that the surrendering of rights by the Founders of the AMU has been interpreted in the strictest sense possible.
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'Forget Wright brothers, it was an Indian who first flew a plane in 1895' | Latest News India - Hindustan Times
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india/forget-wright-brothers-it-was-an-indian-who-first-flew-a-plane-in-1895/story-2GTM5NWOELK6HwNFiUOgAO.html
https://www.hindustantimes.com/india/forget-wright-brothers-it-was-an-indian-who-first-flew-a-plane-in-1895/story-2GTM5NWOELK6HwNFiUOgAO.html
Hindustan Times
'Forget Wright brothers, it was an Indian who first flew a plane in 1895'
Move over Wright brothers -- it was Shivkar Bapuji Talpade who first flew a flying machine over Chowpatty in 1895, eight years before the American siblings, according to the abstract of a paper to be presented at the 102nd Indian Science Congress in Mumbaiβ¦
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Bilkis Bano Case : Gujarat Govt Files Review Petition Against Supreme Court's Adverse Remarks
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-bilkis-bano-gujarat-government-review-petition-remarks-expunged-249410
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Bilkis Bano Case : Gujarat Govt Files Review Petition Against Supreme Court's Adverse Remarks
In a latest development in the Bilkis Bano case, the Gujarat government has filed a review petition in the Supreme Court seeking certain critical remarks made by it regarding the conduct of the...
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Bilkis Bano Case : Gujarat Govt Files Review Petition Against Supreme Court's Adverse Remarks https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/supreme-court-bilkis-bano-gujarat-government-review-petition-remarks-expunged-249410
The state government has insisted that it was acting as per the Supreme Court's May 2022 judgment which directed it to consider the remission application of one of the convicts. The State of Gujarat, in its review petition, has submitted that it cannot be held to have 'usurped' the jurisdiction of the State of Maharashtra when it was acting according to the Supreme Court's directions. It argues that the state had consistently maintained before the court that Maharashtra was the appropriate government to handle the remission pleas under the Code of Criminal Procedure. Additionally, Gujarat's plea highlights the filing of a separate review petition by the victim, Bilkis Bano, contending that all pertinent facts were presented to the court through this process. It has also emphatically pointed out that Bano's plea seeking a review of this judgment was dismissed by a speaking order. Therefore, the state government's decision to not file a review, it has said, should not be construed as an admission of wrongdoing or complicity.
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5th anniversary of Pulwama attack: What happened on that day and since? - India News Newshttps://www.wionews.com/india-news/4th-anniversary-of-pulwama-attack-what-happened-on-that-day-and-since-561999
Politics in pulwama attack-
https://www.wionews.com/india-news/explained-times-when-pulwama-terror-attack-became-a-flashpoint-in-indian-politics-583788
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Explained | 5th anniversary of Pulwama attack: What happened on that day, and since?
On this day, India marks the 5th anniversary of one of the deadliest terror attacks carried out on its security forces, which took place in the Pulwama district of Jammu and Kashmir where at least 40 Central Reserve Police Force (CRPF) personnel lost theirβ¦
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Significance of Basant Panchami (Saraswati Puja) - India Parenting
https://www.indiaparenting.com/saraswati-puja-significance-and-how-the-puja-is-performed.html
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Significance of Basant Panchami (Saraswati Puja)
The festival of Saraswati Puja is popular in Bengal. This day is also observed as Vansant Panchami or Basant Panchami in other regions of India. Learn about significance of this festival and rituals followed while doing Saraswati Puja.
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Contains Articles on legal History till AI and Chatbot in Judiciary.
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Case brief on Electoral Bonds Judgment soon.Important for CLAT PG & Law Clerk in Detail
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Lawyer Assisting A Sovereign Function, Can't Be Brought Under Consumer Protection Act : Argument Before Supreme Court
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/lawyer-assisting-a-sovereign-function-cant-be-brought-under-consumer-protection-act-argument-before-supreme-court-249606
https://www.livelaw.in/top-stories/lawyer-assisting-a-sovereign-function-cant-be-brought-under-consumer-protection-act-argument-before-supreme-court-249606
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Lawyer Assisting A Sovereign Function, Can't Be Brought Under Consumer Protection Act : Argument Before Supreme Court
Today, the Supreme Court resumed its hearing on the crucial point of whether services rendered by the lawyer would come within the ambit of the Consumer Protection Act of 1986. The issue,...