The sigh of relief from the Kuki--Zo-Hmar group at the declaration of President’s Rule in Manipur was almost a whoop of victory. But the Meitei community has taken a completely contrary stance.
Representatives of Kuki groups say imposition of President’s Rule in Manipur came ‘bit too late’ but will ‘lay basic foundation to restore normalcy’ in state torn by ethnic strife.
President Droupadi Murmu through exercise of her powers under Article 356 has ordered the imposition of President's Rule in Manipur. A notification to that effect was issued Thursday.
As BJP raises chorus of ‘constitutional crisis’ in Delhi, AAP leaders are of the opinion that calls for Kejriwal's resignation are aimed at ‘forcing’ party to bring a change at the top.
NCSC chief Arun Halder the panel has recommended that President’s rule should be imposed in West Bengal under Article 338 that aims to safeguard rights of SCs.
BJP labelled the attack as s 'direct assault on the federal structure', while Congress demanded President's Rule. The ruling TMC refuted the charges & accused ED of inciting locals.
Top court finds fault in process by which Parliament sought to interpret Article 367 to substitute 'Constituent Assembly' with 'State Legislative Assembly' in Article 370(3).
Mann says governor Purohit should enter electoral fray in Rajasthan after latter warned CM that he could write to President about failure of constitutional machinery in Punjab.
Many have likened the midnight revocation of President’s Rule to the 1975 Emergency. Constitutional experts also question ‘propriety’ of move, but say it’s legal.
Nepal called itself ‘world’s only Hindu kingdom’ for much of the previous century. However, for most of history, the country was religiously, politically, and ethnically fragmented.
SEBI probe concluded that purported loans and fund transfers were paid back in full and did not amount to deceptive market practices or unreported related party transactions.
Many really smart people now share the position that playing cricket with Pakistan is politically, strategically and morally wrong. It is just a poor appreciation of competitive sport.
For Manipur to have a real shot at peace, Ms. Monideepa Banerjie must be made the Governor of Manipur.
While West Bengal wallows in the pit of minority appeasement politics of Mamata Banerjee and loses out on industrial and technological opportunities, Ms. Banerjie remains fixated on Manipur. Only if she had focused on her own state, the situation could have been much better. But then again, it would mean criticising the TMC administration and Mamata Banerjee’s “secular” politics – a strict no-no for dyed-in-the-wool ex-NDTV journalists.
The Supreme Court just concluded it’s hearings into the teacher recruitment scam. And once the hearings were concluded, the West Bengal counsel requested the judges for some time to present additional material pertaining to the case. The judges were visibly displeased with such callous attitude of the state govt.
But Ms. Banerjie would not report on this very important issue. One can very well understand Ms. Banerjie’s discomfort.
For Manipur to have a real shot at peace, Ms. Monideepa Banerjie must be made the Governor of Manipur.
While West Bengal wallows in the pit of minority appeasement politics of Mamata Banerjee and loses out on industrial and technological opportunities, Ms. Banerjie remains fixated on Manipur. Only if she had focused on her own state, the situation could have been much better. But then again, it would mean criticising the TMC administration and Mamata Banerjee’s “secular” politics – a strict no-no for dyed-in-the-wool ex-NDTV journalists.
The Supreme Court just concluded it’s hearings into the teacher recruitment scam. And once the hearings were concluded, the West Bengal counsel requested the judges for some time to present additional material pertaining to the case. The judges were visibly displeased with such callous attitude of the state govt.
But Ms. Banerjie would not report on this very important issue. One can very well understand Ms. Banerjie’s discomfort.