Karnataka Election: BS Yeddyurappa to prove majority in floor test at 4PM tomorrow: Supreme Court
Supreme Court: In the high-voltage political drama that has reached the highest Court of the nation, the 3-judge bench of Dr. AK
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Karnataka Elections: No stay on BS Yeddyurappa’s swearing in ceremony but it’s subject to the outcome of the case: SC
Supreme Court: In yet another high-profile election drama, when the Congress-JDS approached the Supreme Court at late hours of Wednesday to stall
Arrow Symbol to remain with Nitish Kumar led group; Delhi High Court refuses to interfere with EC’s order
Delhi High Court: Indermeet Kaur, J refused to interfere with the Election Commission’s order dated 17.11.2017, wherein it was held that the group
Nitish Kumar wins the JD(U) battle over Party name and Symbol
Election Commission of India: Settling the controversy that arose after Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar ended his ‘Mahagathbandhan’ i.e. the alliance with
AIADMK symbol row: SC asks Election Commission to dispose of the matter by November 10
Supreme Court: In the controversy relating to right to the symbol allocated by the Election Commission of India to the AIADMK, the
No stay on the use of NOTA in the upcoming Gujarat Rajya Sabha polls
Supreme Court: Refusing to stay the use of the ‘None of the Above’ (NOTA) option in the Gujarat Rajya Sabha polls that
Supreme Court agrees to hear the petition challenging Nitish Kumar’s Legislative Council membership
Supreme Court: The 3-judge bench of Dipak Misra, Amitava Roy and A M Khanwilkar, JJ allowed the petition seeking cancellation of Bihar
Will amend the RP Act to give the NRIs the E-voting rights: Centre tells SC
Supreme Court: In the petition seeking E-voting rights for the NRIs, the Central Government told the Court that it was willing to
E-voting rights to NRIs: Response sought from Centre and Election Commission
Supreme Court: The bench of J.S. Khehar, CJ and Dr. D. Y. Chandrachud asked the Central Government to apprise it within a
Larger Bench to decide whether Para 2 of the 10th Schedule to the Constitution applies to expelled members of political party
Supreme Court: In the writ petition filed by Amar Singh where he asked the Court to declare that Para 2 of the
Swearing in ceremony of Manohar Parrikar as Goa CM not to be stayed
Supreme Court: The special bench of Jagdish Singh Khehar, CJ and Ranjan Gogoi and R.K. Agrawal, JJ refused to stay the swearing
Appeal in the name of religion, caste or community of the candidate, his agent, opponent or voter is a corrupt practice
Supreme Court: Giving a 4:3 verdict, the 7-Judge Bench held that an appeal in the name of religion, race, caste, community or
Writ of Mandamus can be issued to regulate elections/functions of a society governed by Societies Registration Act, 1860 overlooking the provisions of the Act
Allahabad High Court: In a case before the Court where certain questions relating to the issue of the writ of mandamus commanding
Election petition against Sonia Gandhi dismissed, continues to remain an Indian citizen
Allahabad High Court: Dismissing an election petition with costs challenging the election of Mrs Sonia Gandhi to the Lok Sabha from Rae
Not necessary for anyone to change one’s name after embracing a different faith
Supreme Court: In a case where the election of the appellant was challenged on ground that he, being a Muslim, is not