The Supreme Court of India has issued an advisory opinion stating that the concept of “Deemed Assent” is alien to the Constitution. The Court clarified that neither the President nor Governors are bound by a deadline for granting assent to bills.

Supreme Court: Deemed Assent Alien to Constitution | President & Governor Powers

While most nations operate with a single codified constitution that defines the legal framework, there are a few that do not have a consolidated document. Instead, they function with statutes, conventions, religious laws, and judicial precedents.

Which countries don’t have a constitution? How do they operate?

Do you know there are countries with uncodified constitutions? This means their systems are shaped by many laws, traditions, and key rulings, not a single written document. Below are some countries with uncodified constitutions you must know.

Did you know? These 5 countries function with uncodified constitutions

Congress claims notice received from X over video of Amit Shah's remark on Ambedkar

A two-day discussion on the glorious journey of 75 years of the Constitution began in the Parliament of India from today. Watch for more details!

India's Winter Parliament Begins With Two-day Debate

Congress and Constitution: Experts claim Musk’s DOGE plan may face real obstacles

Who is Sonam Wangchuk, the Ladakh activist detained in Delhi for 36 hours?

India: Karnataka CM calls governor’s prosecution nod in MUDA case 'anti-Constitutional'

India to mark Emergency Day. June 25 to be observed as 'Samvidhaan Hatya Diwas'

People in Togo voted in parliamentary elections Monday that tested support for a proposed new constitution that would scrap presidential elections and give lawmakers the power to choose the president. Watch in for more details!

Togo Elections: Voters cast their ballot, counting underway

Lawmakers in Togo approved changes to the constitution linked to presidential term limits and how presidents are elected, which some opposition politicians and civil society groups have denounced as a constitutional coup.

Togo removes powers to elect president from the people

Supreme Court says participation of women in workforce a 'constitutional requirement'

PDT Achary reflects on the historical significance of India’s constitution and how it shapes the nation. He underscores that while Parliament can amend the Constitution, it cannot alter its basic structure, which includes federalism and secularism as fundamental components.

Is India upholding its constitution? Let's see what PDT Achary has to say

Chad votes in favour of new constitution backed by junta

In a statewide plebiscite, Chileans chose to reject the current version of the constitution in favor of a new, conservative one, with the "against" option garnering more than 55% of the vote.

Chile: 55.56% Chileans reject conservative Constitution, 44.24% vote in favour | Race To Power

Chile: Voters reject second draft of Constitution, new draft by Republican-led panel | WION

Erdogan calls for new constitution in Turkey after legal crisis

MPs have received copies of the constitution, but the copies did not mention the words secular' and 'socialist'. Opposition parties have called the move 'suspicious'. What is the mystery behind the constitution copies? Molly Gambhir brings you a report.

Gravitas: India: MPs receive constitution copies with missing key terms

Data Lab | From India to 'Bharat': What's the price tag of a national rebrand?

'One Nation, One Election' call ignores grassroot concerns and constitutional realities

Central African Republic votes in referendum on new constitution

In a first, Brazilian constitution gets translated into Indigenous language

The Supreme Court temporarily halted the sedition law's implementation last year. Almost a year later, the Law Commission of India has recommended that the provision be retained with procedural safeguards and enhanced jail term. The provision has been widely criticised for being a tool for curbing dissent.

What are the reasons India's Law Commission gave while recommending a stronger sedition law?

The Embassy of Uzbekistan in Delhi on Tuesday gave details of the referendum in Uzbekistan on April 30 to reform the Constitution, update basic laws in the country and explained their significance.

Uzbekistan to hold referendum to reform the Constitution, Uzbek envoy explains its significance

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