
New Delhi, March 27 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to the central and the state governments on a PIL seeking increase the SC/ST representation of in the parliament and state assemblies in proportion to their increased population across the country.
An apex court bench of Chief Justice H.L. Dattu and Justice Arun Mishra issued notice after senior counsel Kiran Suri told the court that since 2002 to 2011, 529 new castes have been added to SC/ST list and that alone added another five crore to the SC/ST population.
Petitioner Puran Singh, a former Indian Foreign Service officer, has contended that despite increase in the SC/ST population on account of the addition of more categories, there was no proportionate increase in SC/ST seats in the parliament and state assemblies.
A statement from America increased the beating of Pakistan, and China, then took India head-to-head
America has once again made it clear that if any country can help stop China in Asia, then it is
The Constitution Bench of the Supreme Court will hear the decision of the Andhra Pradesh governme
India has successfully tested the indigenously developed anti-drone state-of-the-art hypersonic m
For the last few months, something or the other is going on in the politics of Maharashtra. Now i
Prime Minister Narendra Modi will hold bilateral meetings with Quad leaders including US Presiden
Lock Upp: Karanvir Bohra is in debt, crying sadly - 'If someone else was there then suicide...'
New revelations are happening every day in the Kangana Ranaut hosted show 'Lockup'. Now TV actor
HMPV Virus: The HMPV virus that came from China has increased India's concern. Human Metapneumovi
Beast Movie Review: Vijay Thalapathy's film gets 4 star rating, KGF 2 will get tough competition
Vijay Thalapathy starrer 'Beast' is going to release in Indian cinemas on April 13. The trailer w
Big information has come to light regarding Ramlala's Pran Pratistha Mahotsav. General Secretary
The White House said on Thursday that more than 55 countries have announced a manifesto about the