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The two judgments of the Supreme Court’s constitution bench, headed by Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud, on May 11, ironed out India’s federal ambiguities, redefining federal institutionalism and processes. | Ajay K. Mehra https://t.co/Y6m8TDnXGU
The Modi-Shah duo wants to tightly control the party organisations at the state level and make all chief ministers beholden to them. The Congress, though, has recently allowed a decentralised management of the elections in states. | @mkvenu1
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Advocate Prashant Bhushan, today, once again questioned SEBI's claim that it has not been investigating Adani group companies since 2016, and cited the Union government's reply to the parliament, which SEBI had called 'factually baseless.' https://t.co/VmMfdA8Tl6
One is a mass leader and the other is known for his strong organisational capabilities. Between Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar, Congress's high command has a tough choice on its hands. https://t.co/BRYtglNz1v
The Karnataka results show that either the prime minister is losing his mojo or that the incompatibility of various constituencies in the Modi coalition is manifesting itself. Perhaps it was not a day too soon. | Harish Khare https://t.co/oEtLR2vNa2
Political observers say Nitish and Siddaramaiah practise the kind of socialism that empowers the disadvantaged sections by giving them quotas in jobs and in the political power structure. | Nalin Verma https://t.co/2wlUrffWIP
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