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Sub - Polity & Governance Compilation

CA Database

Subject: Governance, Polity LIsts: Compilation Status: Sorted Once

  1. Hamid Ansari Book: Challenges to lab policy.

  2. Syed Hussain Book: Lines in the faith.

  3. Second Sanhita Bill 2023: Definition of terrorism includes economic security and the destruction of any property in India or in a foreign country used for the defense of India.

  4. Bharti Sakshya Bill 2023: Seeks to replace the Indian Evidence Act.

  5. Bharti Nagrik Suraksha Sanita Bill: Seeks to replace the Criminal Procedure Code of 1898.

  6. Case Against MP, Sanjay Raut: For writing an article against the Prime Minister under sections 124A, 153A, and 505(2) of the IPC.

  7. Makar Dwar: The common gate of Rajya Sabha.

  8. Second Sanhita Bill 2023: Seeks to replace the Indian Penal Code of 1860

  9. Tihar Jail: Rehabilitation of inmates

  10. Suspension of 92 MPs at once

  11. US-based Freedom House marks India in Civil & Political Liberty as Partially Free.

  12. Reduction from 40 to 18 audits by CAG tabled in Parliament: raising questions about accountability.

  13. Foreigners Tribunal: March 25 1971

  14. Mizoram State Legislative Assembly: For the first time, more than one woman elected, with 3 out of 16 seats won by women.

  15. Wed in India Movement: Initiative announced at the Second Global Investor Summit in Uttarakhand by the Prime Minister

  16. Ladakh's Sixth Schedule Request: Ladakh seeks to be added to the Sixth Schedule to convert tribal areas into autonomous areas

  17. Habeas Corpus Case: A father demands his daughter be brought before the court

  18. Praja Darbar or Jan Darshan: Governance initiative

  19. Immigration Checkpoints: ICP immigration check post in Ports and Model FIR for Narcotics.

  20. POCSO Cases in India: 2.43 lakh POCSO cases pending in fast track trial courts according to Indian Child Protection Fund

  21. Health Worker Accreditation: ASHA - Accredited Social Health Workers

  22. Emergency Treatment in Railways: Emergency cashless treatment scheme on private railway empanelled hospitals removed.

  23. National Education Policy (NEP): Advocates recognizing merit in teaching

  24. Service Delivery of Government at Doorstep: Initiatives in Chhattisgarh & Punjab

  25. Integrated Youth Development Program 'Nua Odisha': By the Odisha Government

  26. Assam Accord of March 24, 1971: Deadline for registry concerning environmental and demographic concerns

  27. President's Action During State Emergency: Under Article 356, the President's action during a state emergency comes under the purview of reasonable nexus and is open to scrutiny, as stated by the Supreme Court

  28. J&K Assembly Reorganisation: Increase in seats from 107 to 114, with specific reservations, as per the J&K Reorganisation and Reservation Bills for Kashmiri Migrants(2), People displaced from POK and ST’s. Last SLA Election in 2014, last administration fall in June 2018

  29. Ethics Committee of Parliament: Also called as special inquiry committee. Established in 2000, it conducts preliminary inquiries and reports to the speaker, who then presents it to the house. It operates under Article 101 of the Constitution, and members are appointed by the Speaker for one year

  30. Rt to Privacy : Hampered for there is no offence in the POst Office Bill 2023

  31. States have often complained to centre for “Step Motherly Attitude”

  32. Adjournemnt Sine Die

    "Adjournment Sine Die" is a term used in legislative bodies to signify that the assembly is adjourned without any specified date to reconvene. It essentially means "without day," indicating that the session has concluded its business and there are no current plans to meet again. This can occur at the end of a legislative session, when all the business is completed, or when the body decides to adjourn indefinitely. The term is Latin, with "sine" meaning "without" and "die" meaning "day." It's a formal way to conclude the proceedings, leaving it open-ended as to when, or if, the assembly will reconvene.

  33. Informed Consent is a must under Art 21 as in Selvi v.s State of Ktk for Psycho Analysis by State

Centre State - Governor CM Issue

Reservation > 50%