 | Constitution of India is a living document: Governor S Abdul NazeerParticipating as the chief guest, he said the Constitution is the cornerstone of the nation as it lays the foundation of the governance of our nation. |
 | Courts are on trial in undeclared EmergencyThe basic principles of law are jettisoned to deny liberty. As people from different walks of life are prosecuted and jailed for speaking truth to power, democracy is steadily losing its sheen |
 | Governor won’t interfere if non-controversial bills are passed: Jharkhand GovernorSpeaking to media persons in Salem on Sunday, he said, “There is no doubt that chief ministers run the government in a state. But the Constitution does not empower them to do whatever they want." |
 | SC working to ease legal processes to prevent citizens from languishing in jail: CJI ChandrachudThe CJI, in his Constitution Day address, assured the Indian people that the Supreme Court remains accessible and open, encouraging citizens to seek justice without fear. |
 | 'We shake hands, but in reality, where is equality?', asks Thol Thirumavalavan; warns Indian Constitution under threatThirumavalavan was addressing an awareness programme on the Indian Constitution, organised by Nambikkai Arakattalai in World Tamil Sangam in Madurai. |
 | It is time to have social audit of Constitution, says Tamil Nadu governor RN RaviThe governor was addressing the one-day consortium on ‘Constitution Day’ at the Tamil Nadu Dr Ambedkar Law University. |
 | The seven sins of new IndiaThe young generation, with no exposure to an earlier ethos of public life, begins to believe that what it sees today is normal. |
 | Governor can’t sit on bills on withholding assent, must return them, rules Supreme CourtThe order said the substantive part of Article 200 empowers the Governor to withhold assent. |
 | Supreme Court hearing pleas challenging validity of electoral bonds schemeOne of the PIL petitioners claimed in March that a total amount of Rs 12,000 crore has so far been paid to political parties through electoral bonds and two-thirds of it has gone to one major party. |
 | Right to marry person of choice indelible, family can't object: Delhi HCThe petitioners submitted that they they got married in April against the wishes of their parents and were living together happily since then amid threats from the family members. |
 | Pending for 6 years, pleas on electoral bonds to be heard on October 30A bench headed by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud and comprising JB Pardiwala and Manoj Misra decided to refer the matter to the Constitution Bench of at least five judges. |
 | Dasara dolls will have a set of ‘founding mothers’ of Constitution in KarnatakaThe idea is also to make Dasara a community event and not just based out of individual homes. The initiative will promote diversity in Karnataka and the nation. |
 | Rethink on Balabrooie, property hunt for Constitution Club resumesThe government is seriously rethinking its plan, and considering a parcel of land where a spacious facility can be built. |
 | Ward Secretariat system in AP against the spirit of Constitution, says CAGIt recommended the State government to form Ward Committees and integrate Ward Secretariats with Ward Committees and Area Sabhas to realise self-governance. |
 | Sanatan Dharma Row: India should be run by the book, that is, ConstitutionIt is impossible to assert dogmatically that it is only Hinduism, in its different manifestations, that can be termed sanatan. |
 | Constitution under threat: Stalin at MK book launchDelivering the presidential address on the occasion, Stalin said the book was like Kalaignar’s diary. |
 | 'Secular', 'socialist' missing from copies of Constitution given to lawmakers: Adhir RanjanLaw Minister Arjun Ram Meghwal said the copies carried the original version of the Preamble of the Constitution and that these words were added later to it after constitutional amendments. |
 | Women should not be proxies to win seatsThe Census is due in 2027, after which a delimitation exercise will be held and reservation worked out. |
 | SC dismisses petition seeking single "constitutional religion" for entire countryThe petitioner told the bench he has filed the PIL under Article 32 of the Constitution on behalf of the people of India seeking "one constitutional religion." |
 | Constitution, national symbols only glue that bind india, that is, BharatIs it shared history that keeps us together? Except for the British Raj, there is little of it between different states of India. |
