The Legislative Department, under the Ministry of Law and Justice, occupies a pivotal position in India’s governance framework. Tasked with drafting, vetting, publishing and translating laws enacted by Parliament, it ensures that legislation is constitutionally sound, legally coherent, and aligned with policy objectives.
The election results across five assemblies will, undisputedly, impact and reshape India's federal-parliamentary political landscapes both in the shorter and longer run. However, in the context of its historic triumph in Bengal, it is a watershed moment in Indian politics.
By convening summits to amplify Global South voices, it can endear itself to many countries, thus limiting the G2’s impact.
Chandrachur Singh Ashish Kulkarni The 2026 Assam Assembly election results are unlike anything the state has seen before. For the first time in Assam’s history, a ruling alliance has won over 100 seats in a 126-seat house — a massive…
The Siliguri Corridor, situated in northern West Bengal, is popularly known as the “Chicken’s Neck.” I
The Delimitation Bill 2026 was introduced in the Lok Sabha on April 16, 2026. This bill initiates the process of redrawing parliamentary and also state assembly constituencies based on the 2011 census to align with population changes since 1976.
In around four decades, India has comprehensively updated the legal framework for the governance of film certification and exhibition for the first time. The Cinematograph (Amendment) Bill, 2023—now enacted as the Cinematograph (Amendment) Act, 2023 (Act 12 of 2023) which transforms the Cinematograph Act, 1952 to deal with online and camcording piracy, introduce nuanced age-based certification, and s