The Supreme Court on Monday (February 10, 2025) questioned the long “silence” of the Tamil Nadu Governor, spanning months and years, to the State’s Bills, culminating in his withholding of ...

Janarthanan, who was the chairman of State ... Supreme Court remains. Now, the Supreme Court has said that the Maratha [reservation] case is completed and they would take up the case of Tamil Nadu.” ...

The Supreme Court on Monday questioned Tamil Nadu governor RN Ravi's delay in giving assent to bills passed by the state assembly, asking why he referred the “re-passed” bills to the President.

The Supreme Court questioned Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi's decision to withhold assent to bills passed by the state assembly, ...

New Delhi: Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha's one of the legal heirs has approached the Supreme ... Court, Bengaluru to make necessary arrangements to hand over the properties to the ...

Former Tamil Nadu Chief Minister J Jayalalitha's one of the legal heirs have approached the Supreme ... court that no person shall be deprived of his property save by authority of law and the ...

NEW DELHI: With Tamil Nadu ... state govt's charge that he acted with malice in taking decisions on the bills referred to him and claiming that he was discharging his duty as per law, Supreme ...

The Supreme Court has expressed strong concerns over the prolonged standoff between the Tamil Nadu government and Governor R N Ravi regarding the assent of bills passed by the state legislature. A ...

The Supreme Court questioned Tamil Nadu Governor RN Ravi's decision to withhold assent to bills passed by the state assembly, raising concerns over lack of communication and possible constitutional ...

The Supreme Court criticised Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi for withholding assent to state bills without communication, creating a legislative deadlock. It questioned the lack of transparency and ...

The Supreme ... before the top court, the Tamil Nadu government has claimed that the Governor has positioned himself as a ‘political rival’ to the legitimately elected state government.