Anti-Defection law
Anti-defection laws did not exist in the Indian constitution and came into existence in 1985 with 52nd constitutional amendment act.
Article 329(b) of the Constitution
Election Commission of India (ECI) has recently invoked Article 329(b) of the Constitution in the Supreme Court (SC) to restrict
Lok Adalat
Lok Adalats, also known as People’s Courts, are an alternative way of resolving disputes in India without going through lengthy
Delimitation Commission
Delimitation refers to the process of setting the boundaries for electoral constituencies, a task performed by the Delimitation Commission in
Lokpal
Lokpal is an anti-corruption authority or an organization of ombudsman who was created in the public interest of the Republic
Silence period
Silence period was recently observed in some states just before Lok Sabha voting. About Silence period: Regulations during the silence
Furlough
The Supreme Court has recently set aside the extension of furlough to a double murder convict. About Furlough: Ref: Source
Delhi High Court Orders Protecting Personality Rights
The Delhi High Court has issued an order recognizing the personality rights of an actor, providing him legal protection against
NCBC (National Commission for Backward Classes)
The National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) has recently recommended an increase in the reservation quota for Other Backward Classes
State cannot do Private Property Acquisition without proper procedure
The Supreme Court in the case of “Kolkata Municipal Corporation & Anr Vs Bimal Kumar Shah & Ors” declared that