DAILY NEWS ANALYSIS
31 October, 2022
6 Min Read
The governor of Kerala has issued a warning to ministers, stating that any remarks made by a minister that diminish the stature of the governor's office may result in retaliation, including the withholding of pleasure.
In this case, a seven-judge Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court ruled that, aside from a few well-known exceptional circumstances, the President and Governor, the guardians of all executive and other powers under various Articles, shall only exercise their formal constitutional powers on the advice of their Ministers.
The Supreme Court noted B. R. Ambedkar's findings in this case: "Under the Constitution, the Governor has no tasks that he can do alone; none at all. The House would be well to keep in mind that while he has no functions, he does have certain obligations.
The case revolved around the question of the nature of the governor’s pleasure under article 164(1).
The Governor is said to have two roles.
Source: The Hindu
Ahom Burial Mounds in Assam The Charaideo Maidams in Assam has just been selected as a candidate for the UNESCO World Heritage Center by the Union Government. More on the news: From among the 52 locations across the nation seeking for the World Heritage Site tag, The Prime Minister chose Maidams mound burial site of Assam.
Issues faced by Women in Sports Brij Bhushan Sharan Singh, head of the WFI (Wrestling Federation of India), has recently been accused of sexual harassment by some athletes. If WFI does not respond to the Sports Ministry's request for an explanation within 72 hours, the Ministry will move to take action against the Federation
Prison Reforms During the annual police meeting in New Delhi, Prime Minister proposed prison reforms. What were the Prime Minister's Speech's Main Highlights? He made a point of highlighting the value of the National Data Governance Framework for facilitating smooth data interchange between agencies. Additionally, de
Trademark A case of trademark infringement brought by the international fast food chain Subway against Suberb, a restaurant in Delhi, was recently dismissed by the Delhi High Court. What is trademark? It is an image, term, or phrase that is used to represent a company. A trademark's owner may assert "exclusive rights"
Chargesheet is not a “Public Document”: SC Chargesheets are deemed to be private documents as declared by the Supreme Court bench. About the news: The Supreme Court ruled that the government is not required to post chargesheets on police or official websites in order to give the public unrestricted access to them. Acc
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