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CURRENT AFFAIRS= 07-09-2020 KESAVANANDA BHARATI Prime Minister Narendra Modi expressed grief over the passing away of Kesavananda Bharati Ji. About: Kesavananda Bharati was the head seer of the Edneer Mutt in Kasaragod district of Kerala since 1961. He left his signature in one of the significant rulings of the Supreme Court when he challenged the Kerala land reforms legislation in 1970. The Kesavananda Bharati judgement, is a landmark decision of the Supreme Court of India that outlined the basic structure doctrine of the Constitution. Justice Hans Raj Khanna asserted through the Basic Structure doctrine that the constitution possesses a basic structure of constitutional principles and values. The doctrine forms the basis of power of the Indian judiciary to review and override amendments to the Constitution of India enacted by the Indian parliament. MOPLAH REBELLION A report submitted to the Indian Council of Historical Research (ICHR) in 2016 had recommended the removal of the Wagon Tragedy victims and Malabar Rebellion leaders Ali Musliyar and Variamkunnath Ahmad Haji, and Haji’s two brothers from a book on martyrs of India’s freedom struggle. CROSS & CLIMB 2019 1 About: The report sought the removal of names of 387 ‘Moplah rioters’ from the list of martyrs. The book, Dictionary of Martyrs: India’s Freedom Struggle 1857-1947, was released by Prime Minister Narendra Modi last week. The report describes Haji as the “notorious Moplah Riot leader” and a “hardcore criminal,” who “killed innumerable innocent Hindu men, women, and children during the 1921 Moplah Riot, and deposited their bodies in a well, locally known as Thoovoor Kinar”. -
KGFF Newsletter
ISSUE- 3 20 JANUARY 2020 KALINGA GLOBAL FILM FESTIVAL e mega event of KIIT School of Film and Media Sciences School of Mass Communication, Campus 18, KIIT Deemed University, Bhubaneswar Panel Discussion on Film Appreciation held at KGFF Sushmi Mishra@KSMC, between Indian and European Priyanshi Tripathy@KSMC movies said that it’s a need Campus 7, KIIT: Talking about to have songs in Indian fi lms, the need for fi lm appreciation whereas it isn’t a pressing need a panel discussion was held on for European audience. Thus, the second day of the Kalinga there is a gap between the Global Film Festival (KGFF) appreciation from critics and here. The discussants on the that of the audience. panel discussion were Mr. To which Pankaj Saxena, Tulsidas Mishra, fi lm scholar Professor Screen Studies and and academician, Dr. Piyush Research FTII, Pune added that Roy, fi lm scholar, critic and music is the easiest medium professor Pankaj Saxena, to memorize, realise and Screen Studies and Research, connect with something. Indian Film and Television Institute of cinema conveys emotions India, Pune. through songs. At the end, it is The fi ve day fi lm festival is communication, as long as it is being organised by the School resonating, it is good. of Film and Media Sciences at He later posed a question, campus-7 auditorium which “When it comes to fi lm will show around 50 movies in appreciation, do you think in the Asian Window section and today’s time there is a space student competitive section. for mythological elements Taking the discussion forward, in scripts?” To which Roy Dr Piyush Roy, diff erentiating answered, giving an example between appreciation and of Bodh Mandir, he said that criticism said, “Watching a unless we understand the core fi lm doesn’t mean criticizing meaning we won’t get the true or appreciating the fi lm. -
The Journal of Parliamentary Information ______VOLUME LXIV NO.1 MARCH 2018 ______
The Journal of Parliamentary Information ________________________________________________________ VOLUME LXIV NO.1 MARCH 2018 ________________________________________________________ LOK SABHA SECRETARIAT NEW DELHI ___________________________________ THE JOURNAL OF PARLIAMENTARY INFORMATION _____________________________________________________________ VOLUME LXIV NO.1 MARCH 2018 _____________________________________________________________ CONTENTS PAGE ADDRESS - Address by the Speaker, Lok Sabha, Smt. Sumitra Mahajan at the 137th Assembly of IPU at St. Petersburg, Russian Federation -- - Address by the Speaker, Lok Sabha, Smt. Sumitra Mahajan at the 63rd Commonwealth Parliamentary Conference, Dhaka, Bangladesh -- PARLIAMENTARY EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES -- PARLIAMENTARY AND CONSTITUTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS -- PRIVILEGE ISSUES -- PROCEDURAL MATTERS -- DOCUMENTS OF CONSTITUTIONAL AND PARLIAMENTARY INTEREST -- SESSIONAL REVIEW Lok Sabha -- Rajya Sabha -- State Legislatures -- RECENT LITERATURE OF PARLIAMENTARY INTEREST -- APPENDICES -- I. Statement showing the work transacted during the … Thirteenth Session of the Sixteenth Lok Sabha II. Statement showing the work transacted during the … 244th Session of the Rajya Sabha III. Statement showing the activities of the Legislatures of … the States and Union Territories during the period 1 October to 31 December 2017 IV. List of Bills passed by the Houses of Parliament … and assented to by the President during the period 1 October to 31 December 2017 V. List of Bills passed by the Legislatures of the States … and the Union Territories during the period 1 October to 31 December 2017 VI. Ordinances promulgated by the Union … and State Governments during the period 1 October to 31 December 2017 VII. Party Position in the Lok Sabha, the Rajya Sabha … and the Legislatures of the States and the Union Territories ADDRESS OF THE SPEAKER, LOK SABHA, SMT. SUMITRA MAHAJAN AT THE 137TH ASSEMBLY OF THE INTER-PARLIAMENTARY UNION (IPU), HELD IN ST. -
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y k y cm UNWAVERING SUPPORT MELTING GLACIERS BLAME GAME Actor Kubbra Sait says Rhea’s arrest Glaciers in Jammu, Kashmir and Ladakh are The UK and the EU blamed each other by NCB doesn’t prove that she is melting at a ‘significant’ rate, according to in their post-Brexit trade discussions a murderer LEISURE | P2 a first-of-its-kind study TWO STATES | P7 INTERNATIONAL | P10 VOLUME 10, ISSUE 159 | www.orissapost.com BHUBANESWAR | WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 9 | 2020 12 PAGES | `4.00 PLA CONFIRMS FRESH SKIRMISH AT LAC LIKELY FIVE MISSING YOUTHS FOUND AGENCIES own troops, the PLA troops fired a few rounds in the air in an attempt to in- AGENCIES New Delhi, Sept 8: Around 40 to 50 PLA timidate own troops," Col Anand said. soldiers, armed with spears and other However, despite the grave provoca- New Delhi, Sept 8: China's People's sharp-edged weapons as well as guns, tion, Indian troops "exercised great re- Liberation Army has confirmed came just a few metres from the Indian straint and behaved in a mature and re- that five youths missing from position on the heights north of Rezang sponsible manner", he added. "The Arunachal Pradesh have been La in eastern Ladakh, and are likely to Indian Army is committed to main- found by them and their handing make a fresh attempt to dislodge the taining peace and tranquility, however, over process to Indian authori- Indian soldiers, sources said Tuesday. it is also determined to protect na- ties is being worked out, Union The fresh incident comes a day after tional integrity and sovereignty at all minister Kiren Rijiju said Tuesday. -
Judicial Account- Not Be Deemed As Favourable to the Gov- Cused of Being Overly Aggressive Against Subservient to the Government Or Toeing Jability
THE HIMALAYAN MAIL QTHURSDAY Q SEPTEMBER 17, 2020 6 THE EDITORIAL PAGE PAK’S ANTICS Judiciary is being disparaged for akistan’s obsession with India as an enemy and especially PKashmir will become the cause of its fall. The country has lost stature, personal and political gain friends, and opportunities and goodwill of the world because of its involvement The Supreme Court is not a political organ of the state. To attack the independence of the Supreme Court in terrorism and blatant anti-India pos- and to continuously attack its authority is the true unravelling of the rule of the law. Hitesh Jain (NJAC) or the Goa mining case, the ing rule of law. for their decisions, or referring to their turing. Like in the latest meeting of the udicial independence goes hand Supreme Court gave verdicts that can- The judiciary has surprisingly been ac- caste, or saying that the judiciary was National Security Advisors of the in hand with judicial account- not be deemed as favourable to the gov- cused of being overly aggressive against subservient to the government or toeing Jability. However, some have ernment. Similarly, in the Aadhaar case, a certain political dispensation when it a party line, cannot be construed as le- Shanghai Cooperation Organisation at confused judicial independence with the although the Supreme Court upheld its was in power. Observing the rule of law gitimate criticism. Seeking recusals on- Moscow, it deliberately used a map proclivity to strike down legislation or constitutional validity, the judgment and calling out illegality is not bias. The demand as seen in the Judge Loya case showing the Indian territory as its. -
KASARAGOD DISTRICT HAND BOOKS of KERALA D10844.Pdf
^ Sii B3S 310 KBR -J) DISTRICT HAND BOOKS OF KERALA KASARAGOD Di084i4 DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC RFXATIONS, GOVERNtVfENT OF KERALA 32/165/97—1 KASARAGOD Department of Public Relations October 1997 N ati Plaoit Editor-in-chief 17*B, L. (t L. Natarajan I.A.S n rv -'v i* ’ T )-lh 5 ? U U Director of Public Relations 0 ^ ’ ^ ----- ' * Compiled by R. Ramachandran Dist. Information Officer, Kasaragod Editor M. Josephath (Information Officer, Planning & Development) Asst. Editor Xavier Primus Raj an M.R. (Asst. Infomiation Officcr, Planning & Development) Cover E. S. Varghese Published by the Director, Department of Public Relations, Government of Kerala. Copies : 10,000 Not for Sale Contents Introduction.................................................................................5 A Short History ......................................................................... 5 T opography..............................................................................7 C lim ate......................................................................................... 8 F o re s t........... ................................................................................8 R iv ers............................................................................................8 P o p u latio n ...................................................................................9 A dm in istratio n ...............................:......... .......................... 1 1 A griculture............................................................................... 15 -
September, 2020
MANTHAN Current Affairs Supplement – September, 2020 wzz MANTHAN September, 2020 Page : 1 MANTHAN Current Affairs Supplement – September, 2020 Preface Dear Readers, The “Current Affairs” section is an integral part of any examination. This edition of Manthan has been developed by our team to help you cover all the important events of the month for the upcoming exams like Banking, Insurance, CLAT, MBA etc. This comprehensive bulletin will help you prepare the section in a vivid manner. We hope that our sincere efforts will serve you in a better way to fulfil aspirations. Happy Reading! Best Wishes Team CL MANTHAN September, 2020 Page : 2 MANTHAN Current Affairs Supplement – September, 2020 CONTENTS POLITY AND GOVERNANCE .................................................................................................................................. 4 National......................................................................................................................................................................... 4 International..................................................................................................................................................................30 ECONOMY AND FINANCE ................................................................................................................................... 40 Economy News ............................................................................................................................................................40 Banks in News -
Current Affairs September, 2020
SEPTEMBER 2020 CA KAMARAJ IAS ACADEMY P a g e | 1 4. UN Gender Equality at COVID times 5. Health of India’s Religious Communities CURRENT AFFAIRS 6. Report on Literacy in India 7. Transgender Rules SEPTEMBER, 2020 8. Ideal Weight for Indian Men and Women INDEX F. SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY A. POLITY AND GOVERNANCE 1. NASA’s Sonification Project 1. Question Hour and Zero Hour 2. Black Holes Merger 2. Mission Karmayogi 3. Phosphine Gas in Venus 3. Epidemic Diseases Bill 4. Solar Cycle 25 4. Suspension of MPs 5. Breach of Legislature’s privilege G. DEFENCE 6. Kesavananda Bharti Case 1. Pinaka Rocket System 7. National Medical Commission 2. Special Frontier Force 8. Alternative Medicine – Bills 3. Assam Rifles 4. Golden arrow B. INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 5. Scramjet Vehicle – HSTDV 1. India – Bangladesh 2. G20 H. PRELIMS TIT BITS 3. Afghan Talks 4. Singapore Convention on Mediation 5. G4 6. India- Sri Lanka C. ECONOMY 1. States Startup Ranking 2019 2. Stressed Sector 3. Retrospective Taxation 4. GTAM 5. Priority Sector Lending 6. BRAP 2019 7. FCRA licence 8. PM Matsya Sampada Yojana 9. Banking Regulation (Amendment) Bill 10. D-SIIs 11. IBC (Amendment) Bill, 2020 12. Force Majeure 13. Farm Bills 2020 14. Labour Codes 2020 D. ENVIRONMENT 1. Project Dolphin 2. Living Planet Report 3. Global Biodiversity Outlook Report 4. Namami Gange Projects E. SOCIAL ISSUES 1. Decline in farmers suicide 2. Global Innovation Index 3. Prison Statistics in India AP - 127, AF block, 6 th street, 11th Main Rd, Shanthi Colony, Anna Nagar, Chennai, Tamil Nadu 600040 SEPTEMBER 2020 CA KAMARAJ IAS ACADEMY P a g e | 2 A. -
ECI Press Note
oFFrcE oF THE CHrEF ELECTORAL OFFTCE& TELANGANA 5th Floor, North Block, Buddha Bhavan, Secunderabad, Hyderabad-03. PRESS RELEASE The Election Commission of India has announced the Biennial Elections to the Council of States and stated that the term of office of the members of the Rajya Sabha is due to expire on their retirement in April, 2020. In respect of the Telangana State the term of following two members is expiring on 9-4-2020. The details are given as below: $. Name of Member Date of Retirement No. 1 Sri K.V.P.Ramachandra Rao 09-04-2020 2 Sri Garikapati Mohan Rao ;; The Election Commission has decided to hold Biennial Elections to the Council of St'ates in accordance with the following programme:- 1 Issue of Notification 06th March, 2020 (Friday) 2 Last Date of making nominations 13th March,2020 (Friday) 3 Scrutiny of nominations 16th March, 2020 (Monday) 4 Last date for withdrawal of candidatures 18th March, 2020 ( Wednesday ) 5 Date of poll 26th Ma rch,z0z0 (Th ursday) 6 Hours of poll 09 am to 4.00 pm 7 Counting of Votes 26th Marcil 2O2O (Thursday) at 5.00 pm 8 Date before which election shall be completed 30th March, 2020 (Monday) The Commission has directed that for the purpose of marking preference(s) on the ballot paper only integrated violet colour sketch pen(s) of pre-fixed specification, provided by the Returning Officer, shall be used. No other pen shall, under any circumstances, be used in the above said elections. Issued by the Office of Chief Electoral Officer, Telangana State Vide U.O. -
Polty Feb Aug 2020
Polity & Governance Compilaon (February 2020 to August 2020) Visit our website www.sleepyclasses.com or our YouTube channel for entire GS Course FREE of cost Also Available: Prelims Crash Course || Prelims Test Series T.me/SleepyClasses Table of Contents 1. Issues related to safety of women .....................1 27.National Policy on Migrant Labour - Needed 2. The alarming issue of pornography on social 43 media and its effect on children and society as a 28.Hindu Woman’s Inheritance Right ....................45 whole .............................................................................1 29.EWS Quota Law ........................................................47 3. 59 mobile apps banned on the grounds of 30.Prashant Bhushan Case .........................................49 national security and public order .....................2 31.Definition of Assamese people ...........................51 4. Extension of tenure of the Commission 32.Tribal Affairs hosts Webinar along with constituted under Article 340 of the Facebook India for sensitization of MPs from ST constitution to examine the issue of sub- Constituencies on GOAL project .......................54 categorization within Other Backward Classes 33.Tied Grants are to be used for the basic services in the Central List .....................................................3 of: Sanitation and maintenance of open- 5. Need for Land Leasing Legislation .....................3 defecation free (ODF) status. Supply of drinking 6. Manipur Defections - Speaker's Powers to water, rain water -
Important SC Judgements for UPSC Kesavananda Bharati Case
Kesavananda Bharati Case - Important SC Judgements for UPSC Many Supreme Court judgements have changed the face of Indian polity and law. These landmark SC judgements are very important segments of the UPSC syllabus. In this series, we bring to you important SC judgments explained and dissected, for the benefit of IAS aspirants. In this article, you can read all about the Kesavananda Bharati case. Get a list of landmark SC judgements for the UPSC exam in the linked article. Kesavananda Bharati Case Case Summary - Kesavananda Bharati & Others (Petitioners) V State of Kerala (Respondents) Kesavananda Bharati & others Versus State of Kerala is certainly one of the leading cases in the constitutional history of India if not the most important judgement of post-independent India and is popularly known as the Fundamental Rights case. The majority judgement in the case was pronounced by S.M.Sikri C. J., Hegde J, Mukherjea J, Shehlat J, Grover J, Jaganmohan Reddy J, Khanna J, and was dissented by Ray J, Palekar J, Mathew J, Beg J, Dwivedi J and Chandrachud J. It is rightly said that the judgement in the instant case brought an end to the conflict between the executive and the judiciary and proved to be a saviour of the democratic system and set up in the country. The resultant judgement in the case was a hard-fought legal battle between the two constitutional stalwarts and legal luminaries namely N.A. Palkhivala (who represented Petitioners) and H.M. Seervai (who represented the State of Kerala). The hearing in the case took place for sixty-eight long days and finally, a voluminous 703-page judgement was pronounced on 24th April 1973. -
Class-8 Basic Structure of Constitution
Basic Structure September 2020: Kesavananda Bharati of Kesavananda Bharati case 1973 passed away Basic Structure? It is a judicial innovation to check amending powers of Parliament. It was introduced by the Supreme Court in Kesavanand Bharti case, 1973. Because Constitution does not explicitly restrict amending powers of Parliament. Evolution of Basic Structure: Article 13: . "Law" made by Parliament cannot take away fundamental rights. 1951 Shankari Prasad case: . "Law" (of article 13) means ordinary law . "Law" (of article 13) does not means constitutional amendment . Result? Constitution amendments can change fundamental rights. 1967 Golak Nath case: . "Law" (of article 13) means constitutional amendment . Result? Constitution amendments cannot change fundamental rights. 1971 24th Amendment . "Law" (of article 13) does not means constitutional amendment . Result? Constitution amendments can change fundamental rights. 1973 Kesavanand Bharti case: . 24th amendment is correct. Result? Constitution amendments can change fundamental rights. But Parliament cannot change 'Basic Structure'. 1976 42nd Amendment: . No restriction on Parliament's powers to amend Constitution . No amendment can be challenged in any court 1980 Minerva Mills case: . SC invalidated the above provision. Judicial review is basic feature of Constitution. Constitution has given limited amending power to parliament, . Donee (receiver) of limited power cannot use that limited power, to convert that limited power, into unlimited power. 1981 Waman Rao case: . Doctrine of ‘basic structure’ applies to amendments made after April 24, 1973 2007 Coelho case (Mains 2016): . aka 9th schedule case . 9th schedule items are not immune to judicial review, because, judicial review is a basic feature of Constitution. Evolution in brief: Parliament cannot take away fundamental rights.