Tag: governor

  • Third eye: Not so impactful after all & name calling being called out

    What is there in caste?So far, not many people bothered to know about Karnataka Governor Thawarchand Gehlot’s caste. But his ‘Dalit’ background has come to the fore ever since he permitted prosecution of chief minister Siddaramaiah. The Congress party’s attacks on him as BJP’s puppet has not gone down well with the saffron party, which finds the comment insulting to a Dalit governor. The Congress, far from being defensive, is asking the BJP why then Gehlot has not been made a Union minister. Not so impactful after allRecently at a Nagpur tour, MNS president Raj Thackeray said if he becomes the chief minister after the upcoming assembly polls, he would “clean up the state” in just a few hours. But it looks like Thackeray forgot to say this to his own cadres. Barely minutes after he left a party meeting in Chandrapur, two groups of his cadres came to blows and began assaulting each other in the same venue over who gets an assembly ticket. Also, the meeting also saw the wallets of many senior cadres stolen in Chandrapur. Name calling being called out Recent action of BJP Rajasthan incharge Radha Mohan Das Agarwal has irked some party leaders in the state. During a recent meeting of a membership drive, senior state BJP leader Rajendra Rathor left the meeting midway. Later, when Agarwal came to address the meeting, he took on Rathor for leaving the meeting early and sought a report of all the leaders who were not present in the meeting or left early. Now some state leaders are not very happy with the public name call.

  • Republic Day Speech: Kerala Governor requires qualitative transformation of upper schooling to stem drain of scholars

    Thiruvananthapuram, January 26: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan on Thursday praised the state authorities led by chief minister Pinarayi Vijayan for engaged on the imaginative and prescient of a ‘Navakeralam’ by addressing key areas like Agriculture and Environment, Housing, Health care and Education.

    “The completion of over 3.2 lakh houses under the Livelihood Inclusion and Financial Empowerment [LIFE] Scheme has added strength to India’s dream of providing houses to over one crore beneficiaries, through the Pradhan Mantri Awas Yojana [PMAY] and related schemes,” Khan stated whereas delivering the Republic Day deal with on the Central Stadium right here on Thursday.

    Governor Khan stated that Kerala’s high place within the newest Performance Grading Index (PGI) of the Union Ministry of Education, the progress within the attainment of Sustainable Development Goals and the efficient administration of decentralized planning have been broadly appreciated.

    “This decade of India’s projected demographic dividend calls for progressive qualitative transformation in Higher Education so as to limit the flow of our students to other States and countries. Given Kerala’s high intellectual and technological potential, it is achievable through dedicated, focused efforts,” Khan stated.

    Kerala, he stated has drawn inspiration from India’s rise because the third largest Start Up ecosystem on this planet and the Kerala Start Up Mission has been acknowledged within the Global Start Up Ecosystem Report-2022 as Asia’s main performer.

    The NITI Aayog Baseline Report about Kerala recording the bottom multidimensional poverty within the nation, the third place by way of employability of the youth as per India Skills Report 2022 and the appreciation obtained for Innovation Index and social safety measures acknowledge the nice efficiency of the State, the Governor stated.

    Well in tune with the nationwide objectives on Health, Kerala’s Aardram Mission has been re-engineering healthcare amenities from sub-centres to Medical faculties and making certain affected person entry to high quality healthcare providers. More hospitals securing the National Quality Assurance Standard certification bears testimony to our efforts, he stated.

    The Governor stated that Kerala’s ‘Year of Enterprises’ scheme ensuing within the institution of 1.23 lakh Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), an funding of Rs.7517 crore and an employment era of two.67 lakh have supplemented our nationwide endeavours to advertise the manufacturing sector.

    The NITI Aayog Baseline Report about Kerala recording the bottom multidimensional poverty within the nation, the third place by way of employability of the youth as per India Skills Report 2022 and the appreciation obtained for Innovation Index and social safety measures acknowledge the nice efficiency of the State.

    “As a nation, our diligence and tenacity have paid rich dividends, which are visible through a plethora of accomplishments proclaiming our robustness and philosophy of life and enhancing our prestige in the comity of nations,” Khan stated.

    The completion of cent p.c seeding of Adhaar playing cards, coaching for the youth of Scheduled Castes and Tribes, the supply of over 15 lakh rural family faucet connections beneath Jal Jeevan Mission, and promotion of Responsible Tourism to felicitate native financial growth are a few of our notable strides in the direction of progress, the Governor stated.

    The lately introduced National Green Hydrogen Mission and India’s rise because the third largest producer of renewable power, he stated, have boosted Kerala’s hopes a few growth in e-Mobility within the coming years. We additionally hope to learn from the enhancements in street infrastructure and rail tasks like Swadeshi Vande Bharat Trains.

    “Coming to agriculture, what emerges from our wheat fields is the scent of self reliance, as India becomes the second largest producer of wheat and the world’s food basket, with a 42 per cent increase in the export of processed fruits and vegetables,” he stated.

    In the context of agricultural reforms, Kerala’s Krishi Darshan, Millet Village, and different steps to make sure meals safety, larger earnings for farmers, and extra jobs within the farm sector attain larger relevance, Kerala Governor stated.

    The efforts for supply of providers via the Integrated Local Self-Governance Management System (ILGMS) in our Grama Panchayats that are empowering our villages in some ways, additionally deserve applause, he stated.

    “It was Gandhiji who observed that the soul of India lives in its villages. Today, considering the national and state level initiatives in rural development and agriculture, we could see the future of India in our villages.

    “It is the perennial and ever-renewing sense of oneness that displays within the message- One Earth, one household, One future- that our PM Narendra Modi ji has additionally proclaimed on assuming the chairmanship of G-20 nations,” the Governor said.

    He further stressed “Instead of battle for survival, India now guides the world with the mantra of act in unison in tackling world points like local weather change, terrorism, and pandemics.”

    He said that the spirit of self-reliance (Atmanirbharta), has enabled India to confidently tide over the Covid-19 pandemic by ramping up the health infrastructure, producing medicines and vaccines and making them accessible and available to 220 crore people.

    “The financial reforms of the Union authorities led by the Prime Minister and guided by the spirit of Atmanirbharta has helped India emerge because the world’s fifth largest economic system final yr. Today, 40 per cent of the world’s UPI transactions are occurring in India alone,” he stated.

    Earlier within the day, the Kerala governor unfurled the Tricolor on the Central Stadium in Thiruvananthapuram.

    Republic Day Speech: Kerala Governor requires qualitative transformation of upper schooling to stem drain of scholars ANI 26 January 2023 Post Your Comments

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  • ‘BJP utilizing governors as karyakartas’, says Congress chief amid TN Guv row

    By PTI

    NEW DELHI: Amid a tussle between the DMK-led authorities and Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday accused the BJP of utilizing governors as ‘karyakartas’ (social gathering employees) and mentioned that the “brazen overstepping of the Constitution” by just a few of them lately has sullied federal construction of Indian polity.

    Ravi had a face-off with the state authorities within the Assembly the place Chief Minister M Okay Stalin, additionally president of the ruling DMK, piloted a decision towards the Governor’s deviation from his customary tackle to the home.

    Following the face-off, the governor staged an unprecedented walkout from the meeting.

    “BJP’s deliberate design to denigrate the Constitutional office of Governors by using them as ‘karyakartas’, in states ruled by the opposition is an assault on Democracy. Brazen overstepping of the Constitution by a few Governors recently has sullied the federal structure of our polity,” Kharge mentioned in a tweet.

    “Governors have to function within the framework of the Constitution and cannot insult the Legislature of which they are a part of. But they are being manipulated by their Delhi masters to create social and political unrest in states ruled by parties other than BJP which is dangerous,” the Congress president alleged.

    Governors should perform inside framework of Constitution and can’t insult the Legislature of which they’re part of.

    But they’re being manipulated by their Delhi masters to create social & political unrest in States dominated by events apart from BJP which is harmful.

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    — Mallikarjun Kharge (@kharge) January 11, 2023

    ALSO READ | TN Governor’s ‘visitor’ recorded Assembly proceedings, matter goes to Privileges panel

    NEW DELHI: Amid a tussle between the DMK-led authorities and Tamil Nadu Governor R N Ravi, Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Wednesday accused the BJP of utilizing governors as ‘karyakartas’ (social gathering employees) and mentioned that the “brazen overstepping of the Constitution” by just a few of them lately has sullied federal construction of Indian polity.

    Ravi had a face-off with the state authorities within the Assembly the place Chief Minister M Okay Stalin, additionally president of the ruling DMK, piloted a decision towards the Governor’s deviation from his customary tackle to the home.

    Following the face-off, the governor staged an unprecedented walkout from the meeting.

    “BJP’s deliberate design to denigrate the Constitutional office of Governors by using them as ‘karyakartas’, in states ruled by the opposition is an assault on Democracy. Brazen overstepping of the Constitution by a few Governors recently has sullied the federal structure of our polity,” Kharge mentioned in a tweet.

    “Governors have to function within the framework of the Constitution and cannot insult the Legislature of which they are a part of. But they are being manipulated by their Delhi masters to create social and political unrest in states ruled by parties other than BJP which is dangerous,” the Congress president alleged.

    Governors should perform inside framework of Constitution and can’t insult the Legislature of which they’re part of.
    But they’re being manipulated by their Delhi masters to create social & political unrest in States dominated by events apart from BJP which is harmful.
    2/2

    — Mallikarjun Kharge (@kharge) January 11, 2023
    ALSO READ | TN Governor’s ‘visitor’ recorded Assembly proceedings, matter goes to Privileges panel

  • Chhattisgarh CM replies to Guv questions on reservation payments

    Express News Service

    RAIPUR:  Amid the extended disagreement over the reservation modification invoice, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday stated his authorities has replied to 10 questions requested by Governor Anusuiya Uikey on the proposed legislation. 

    “We have responded to the queries of the Governor, though there is no such procedure (to reply) laid down in the Constitution. She insisted that until she received the responses to her questions, she would not sign the bill. We think the assent should come now,” stated Baghel.

    Raj Bhawan sources advised this paper that the Governor’s choice would come after she was satisfied by the justifications given by the state authorities. The particular session of the state Assembly on December 2 unanimously handed and adopted by voice-vote the Chhattisgarh Public Service (ST-SC-OBC Reservation) Amendment Bill taking the quota within the state to 76% with the tribal share being raised to 32%.

    In the modification invoice, the proposed quota for Scheduled Caste is 13%, Other Backward Classes (OBCs) 27% and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) will get 4% reservations. Senior BJP chief Brijmohan Agrawal demanded the responses given to the Governor’s questions be made public. The ruling Congress, claiming that the state authorities had taken each technical and authorized floor into consideration forward of adopting the invoice within the House, has alleged that the BJP is indulging in politics on reservation utilizing the Raj Bhawan.

    The Governor dominated out any politics behind her choice. “Only after knowing the credible details and the reasons, I will consider giving the assent,” she affirmed. An argument has erupted within the state on what’s being seemed upon as a delay on the a part of the governor to signal the quota payments. 

    The ruling Congress has accused the opposition BJP of creating makes an attempt to cease approval of the payments and has demanded fast motion on the a part of the governor to resolve the lingering challenge of caste-based quota within the state. Critics of the proposed Bill say that even after the governor provides assent to the invoice, it will be powerful to implement its provisions because the Supreme Court has already put up a cap of fifty% on reservations for the Scheduled Castes and Tribes, and the Other Backward Classes.

    In September final 12 months, the High Court put aside the state authorities’s 2012 order to lift the quota to 58% in authorities jobs and admissions in academic establishments. The courtroom had stated reservation exceeding the 50% ceiling was unconstitutional.

    Following are the Governor’s 10 questions:

     Was the opinion of the legislation division taken earlier than bringing forth the reservation modification invoice?
     Under what situations are the reservation over 50% binding?
     The report of the quantifiable knowledge fee (on SC-ST) must be produced. Did the federal government combination the info whereas making ready the payments?
     What was the scenario that led to growing the quota restrict past 50%?
     Was there a separate provision within the legislation introduced for the EWS reservation?
     Was any committee constituted earlier than elevating the reservation ceiling?
     Why are the ST-SC candidates not being chosen for state authorities jobs for the sanctioned posts?
     How do the STs/SCs lag behind socially, economically and educationally?
     Any report to make sure that the effectivity of the state administration could be maintained with the reservations?
     The excessive courtroom in September this 12 months quashed 58% reservation as “unconstitutional,” how will the invoice with the next quota be defended?

    RAIPUR:  Amid the extended disagreement over the reservation modification invoice, Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel on Sunday stated his authorities has replied to 10 questions requested by Governor Anusuiya Uikey on the proposed legislation. 

    “We have responded to the queries of the Governor, though there is no such procedure (to reply) laid down in the Constitution. She insisted that until she received the responses to her questions, she would not sign the bill. We think the assent should come now,” stated Baghel.

    Raj Bhawan sources advised this paper that the Governor’s choice would come after she was satisfied by the justifications given by the state authorities. The particular session of the state Assembly on December 2 unanimously handed and adopted by voice-vote the Chhattisgarh Public Service (ST-SC-OBC Reservation) Amendment Bill taking the quota within the state to 76% with the tribal share being raised to 32%.

    In the modification invoice, the proposed quota for Scheduled Caste is 13%, Other Backward Classes (OBCs) 27% and Economically Weaker Sections (EWS) will get 4% reservations. Senior BJP chief Brijmohan Agrawal demanded the responses given to the Governor’s questions be made public. The ruling Congress, claiming that the state authorities had taken each technical and authorized floor into consideration forward of adopting the invoice within the House, has alleged that the BJP is indulging in politics on reservation utilizing the Raj Bhawan.

    The Governor dominated out any politics behind her choice. “Only after knowing the credible details and the reasons, I will consider giving the assent,” she affirmed. An argument has erupted within the state on what’s being seemed upon as a delay on the a part of the governor to signal the quota payments. 

    The ruling Congress has accused the opposition BJP of creating makes an attempt to cease approval of the payments and has demanded fast motion on the a part of the governor to resolve the lingering challenge of caste-based quota within the state. Critics of the proposed Bill say that even after the governor provides assent to the invoice, it will be powerful to implement its provisions because the Supreme Court has already put up a cap of fifty% on reservations for the Scheduled Castes and Tribes, and the Other Backward Classes.

    In September final 12 months, the High Court put aside the state authorities’s 2012 order to lift the quota to 58% in authorities jobs and admissions in academic establishments. The courtroom had stated reservation exceeding the 50% ceiling was unconstitutional.

    Following are the Governor’s 10 questions:

     Was the opinion of the legislation division taken earlier than bringing forth the reservation modification invoice?
     Under what situations are the reservation over 50% binding?
     The report of the quantifiable knowledge fee (on SC-ST) must be produced. Did the federal government combination the info whereas making ready the payments?
     What was the scenario that led to growing the quota restrict past 50%?
     Was there a separate provision within the legislation introduced for the EWS reservation?
     Was any committee constituted earlier than elevating the reservation ceiling?
     Why are the ST-SC candidates not being chosen for state authorities jobs for the sanctioned posts?
     How do the STs/SCs lag behind socially, economically and educationally?
     Any report to make sure that the effectivity of the state administration could be maintained with the reservations?
     The excessive courtroom in September this 12 months quashed 58% reservation as “unconstitutional,” how will the invoice with the next quota be defended?

  • Kerala HC dismisses PIL searching for time-limit on passing of payments by Governor

    Kochi, November 30: Kerala High Court on Wednesday dismissed the PIL searching for to set a time restrict for the Kerala Governor to take a choice on the payments handed by the State Assembly.

    While dismissing the PIL, the Court noticed that “It’s not the court’s duty to fix a time limit to decide on bills by the Governor and it’s for the legislature to do so.”

    A PIL was filed within the Kerala High Court searching for to set a time restrict for the Kerala Governor for taking a choice on the payments handed by the State Assembly. The PIL was submitted by an Aluva native, PV Jeevesh.

    The petition contended that “In a democratic society based on the constitution, where the rule of law is upheld, the political wishes and aspirations of the people are reflected through the people’s representatives and timely legislation is part of the fundamental right of the citizen. Procrastination on bills without taking a decision is against the constitution and democratic values. The petition points out that the Governor’s action is unconstitutional, undemocratic, against the intentions of the Constituent Assembly and with political agenda.”

    “It is the constitutional obligation of the Governor to sign the bill passed by the cabinet. If the Bill is not approved, it must be sent back to the Assembly or sent to the President,” learn the petition.

    The petition added that “The governor’s action of not taking a decision on the bills should be declared against democratic and constitutional principles and a time limit should be set for taking a decision on the bills.”

    During the earlier meeting session, 11 payments have been handed. Among them, 4, together with the one associated to curbing the powers of the Lokayukta and one other intending to forestall the intervention of the Governor within the functioning of the schools, are but to obtain the Governor’s approval.

    Two different Bills handed final 12 months additionally haven’t been permitted by the Governor.

    Kerala HC dismisses PIL searching for time-limit on passing of payments by Governor ANI 01 December 2022 Post Your Comments

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  • CM-Governor battle reaches new heights as Vijayan govt calls particular Assembly session

    Thiruvananthapuram, Nov 16: The disagreement between Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan and Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan has already reached unprecedented ranges, and a brand new showdown loomed because the LDF authorities on Wednesday referred to as for a particular Assembly session from December 5.

    As per the foundations, the Cabinet decides the dates and sends it to the Governor for the ultimate clearance and the spotlight is they’re bringing out a brand new Bill, which can see easing out the Governor because the Chancellor of Universities.

    Consequent to the decision for a brand new session, the Ordinance that was despatched to Khan final week on the identical subject of eradicating the Governor because the Chancellor stands negated.

    The relation between Khan and Vijayan specifically has been souring for the previous few months and the contentious challenge was over the way in which the state Universities are being run.

    Khan got here out strongly in the way in which the Kannur Vice Chancellor was given an extension and he wielded the axe owhen he booted out 15 nominated Senate members of the Kerala University after they failed to stick to his directive.

    That case is presently earlier than the Kerala High Court and likewise is the case the place he, primarily based on an apex court docket order, requested 10 VCs within the state to resign.

    Vijayan has been peeved in the way in which Khan has been appearing however the latter stated he has nothing private in opposition to anybody and all he needs is to make sure that issues go in accordance with the rules of the UGC.

    And to indicate the displeasure in opposition to Khan, the CPI-M-led Left staged a protest earlier than the official residence of Khan on Tuesday, however making certain to not ruffle him additional, neither Vijayan or his cabinet ministers took half.

    Khan went on report to say that every one have the appropriate to protest, however he is not going to succumb to strain.

    Now all eyes are on the upcoming session and the proposed Bill which goes to be handed even because the Congress-led opposition has made it clear that they may strongly oppose the Bill.

    CM-Governor battle reaches new heights as Vijayan govt calls particular Assembly session IANS 17 November 2022 Post Your Comments

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  • If ordinance despatched by state authorities targets me, will refer it to Prez: Kerala Governor Arif Khan

    By PTI

    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan stated that if the ordinance despatched to Raj Bhavan by the CPI(M)-led authorities was meant to focus on him, then he won’t sit in judgement over it and would refer the identical to the President.

    Khan, whereas talking to reporters in New Delhi on Saturday night, stated he was but to see the ordinance or undergo it and would take a call solely after that.

    “If I am the target, then I shall not be the judge in my own cause. I won’t declare it now. I will see it and if I come to the conclusion that the purpose is to target me, then I shall not sit in judgement (over it). I shall refer (to the President),” he stated.

    State Minister for Local Self-Governments and Excise M B Rajesh, in the meantime, stated that the federal government expects the Governor to behave in accordance with the Constitution.

    Rajesh, whereas talking to reporters in Thiruvananthapuram, stated that the state authorities exercised its powers below the Constitution when it got here out with the ordinance and despatched the identical to the Governor.

    “It is legal, constitutional and in accordance with the rules. We can now only expect that everyone will act in accordance with the Constitution,” he stated.

    Khan reached Delhi on Saturday night, a Raj Bhavan supply stated.

    Earlier that day, the Left authorities in Kerala despatched, to the Raj Bhavan, its ordinance to take away the Governor from the put up of Chancellor of universities within the state.

    The Kerala cabinet on November 9 had determined to come back out with the ordinance amidst the Left authorities’s ongoing tussle with Khan over functioning of universities, together with appointment of Vice Chancellors, within the state.

    The ordinance intends to nominate eminent academicians as Chancellors of the schools within the state instead of the Governor.

    The choice of the Pinarayi Vijayan-headed authorities has been opposed by each the Congress and BJP as each events have alleged that the transfer was geared toward turning universities in Kerala into “Communist centres”.

    THIRUVANANTHAPURAM: Kerala Governor Arif Mohammed Khan stated that if the ordinance despatched to Raj Bhavan by the CPI(M)-led authorities was meant to focus on him, then he won’t sit in judgement over it and would refer the identical to the President.

    Khan, whereas talking to reporters in New Delhi on Saturday night, stated he was but to see the ordinance or undergo it and would take a call solely after that.

    “If I am the target, then I shall not be the judge in my own cause. I won’t declare it now. I will see it and if I come to the conclusion that the purpose is to target me, then I shall not sit in judgement (over it). I shall refer (to the President),” he stated.

    State Minister for Local Self-Governments and Excise M B Rajesh, in the meantime, stated that the federal government expects the Governor to behave in accordance with the Constitution.

    Rajesh, whereas talking to reporters in Thiruvananthapuram, stated that the state authorities exercised its powers below the Constitution when it got here out with the ordinance and despatched the identical to the Governor.

    “It is legal, constitutional and in accordance with the rules. We can now only expect that everyone will act in accordance with the Constitution,” he stated.

    Khan reached Delhi on Saturday night, a Raj Bhavan supply stated.

    Earlier that day, the Left authorities in Kerala despatched, to the Raj Bhavan, its ordinance to take away the Governor from the put up of Chancellor of universities within the state.

    The Kerala cabinet on November 9 had determined to come back out with the ordinance amidst the Left authorities’s ongoing tussle with Khan over functioning of universities, together with appointment of Vice Chancellors, within the state.

    The ordinance intends to nominate eminent academicians as Chancellors of the schools within the state instead of the Governor.

    The choice of the Pinarayi Vijayan-headed authorities has been opposed by each the Congress and BJP as each events have alleged that the transfer was geared toward turning universities in Kerala into “Communist centres”.

  • Kerala, TN & TS governments up the ante in opposition to Governors

    Express News Service

    NEW DELHI: The governments in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana are intensifying their rifts with the governors in opposition to the alleged anti-democratic and anti-Constitutional actions of the latter. All three states are locked in a standoff with the respective governors over pending payments and appointments of vice-chancellors in universities.

    The DMK and CPM are additionally taking initiatives to deliver collectively non-BJP events in opposition to the actions of the governors. In Kerala, the friction between the Pinarayi Vijayan-led authorities and Governor Arif Mohammad Khan appears to have reached some extent of no return. A recent row erupted after the Left Democratic Front (LDF) authorities introduced a protest rally outdoors the Raj Bhavan on November 15 alleging that Khan is attempting to implement the Sangh Parivar’s agenda within the schooling sector.

    On Tuesday, the journalists’ union within the state took out a protest march to Raj Bhavan after Khan requested reporters from two Malayalam channels, Kairali and Media One, to go away a press briefing, calling them ‘pro-government’.

    The tussle between the federal government and the governor is generally centred across the appointment of vice-chancellors in universities and over the latter’s demand to sack state ministers on what the governments say are flimsy grounds.

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    In Telangana, the stress between Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and the Ok Chandrashekar Rao-led TRS authorities appears to have additional escalated after the previous summoned schooling Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy to debate a standard recruitment board for all 15 state universities in tune with UGC guidelines. She additionally demanded the rationale for not filling the vacancies in universities within the final three years. While the federal government is miffed with the governor for not signing essential payments, Raj Bhavan accuses the federal government of not following protocols.

    Students’ unions within the state have been protesting in opposition to the governor for not signing the invoice on direct recruitment to instructing and nonteaching posts, besides in medical universities.

    In Tamil Nadu too, the ruling DMK is at loggerheads with Governor R N Ravi, and has sought an appointment to satisfy President Droupadi Murmu to submit its petition to hunt his elimination. The DMK was additionally peeved at pending payments and Ravi’s remarks on ‘Sanatan dharma’. The allies of the DMK, together with the CPI(M) and the Congress, stated that the governor is attempting to create confusion within the state by echoing the BJP’s stand on coverage issues and different points.

    ALSO READ | Remarks of TN Governor RN Ravi go in opposition to Constitution: Assembly Speaker

    NEW DELHI: The governments in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Telangana are intensifying their rifts with the governors in opposition to the alleged anti-democratic and anti-Constitutional actions of the latter. All three states are locked in a standoff with the respective governors over pending payments and appointments of vice-chancellors in universities.

    The DMK and CPM are additionally taking initiatives to deliver collectively non-BJP events in opposition to the actions of the governors. In Kerala, the friction between the Pinarayi Vijayan-led authorities and Governor Arif Mohammad Khan appears to have reached some extent of no return. A recent row erupted after the Left Democratic Front (LDF) authorities introduced a protest rally outdoors the Raj Bhavan on November 15 alleging that Khan is attempting to implement the Sangh Parivar’s agenda within the schooling sector.

    On Tuesday, the journalists’ union within the state took out a protest march to Raj Bhavan after Khan requested reporters from two Malayalam channels, Kairali and Media One, to go away a press briefing, calling them ‘pro-government’.

    The tussle between the federal government and the governor is generally centred across the appointment of vice-chancellors in universities and over the latter’s demand to sack state ministers on what the governments say are flimsy grounds.

    ALSO READ | Kerala Governor’s media censorship unites rivals LDF, UDF

    In Telangana, the stress between Governor Tamilisai Soundararajan and the Ok Chandrashekar Rao-led TRS authorities appears to have additional escalated after the previous summoned schooling Minister Sabitha Indra Reddy to debate a standard recruitment board for all 15 state universities in tune with UGC guidelines. She additionally demanded the rationale for not filling the vacancies in universities within the final three years. While the federal government is miffed with the governor for not signing essential payments, Raj Bhavan accuses the federal government of not following protocols.

    Students’ unions within the state have been protesting in opposition to the governor for not signing the invoice on direct recruitment to instructing and nonteaching posts, besides in medical universities.

    In Tamil Nadu too, the ruling DMK is at loggerheads with Governor R N Ravi, and has sought an appointment to satisfy President Droupadi Murmu to submit its petition to hunt his elimination. The DMK was additionally peeved at pending payments and Ravi’s remarks on ‘Sanatan dharma’. The allies of the DMK, together with the CPI(M) and the Congress, stated that the governor is attempting to create confusion within the state by echoing the BJP’s stand on coverage issues and different points.

    ALSO READ | Remarks of TN Governor RN Ravi go in opposition to Constitution: Assembly Speaker

  • Wait until Nov 17 for additional motion towards 10 VCs, Kerala HC to Governor

    Kochi, Nov 8: The Kerala High Court on Tuesday advised Kerala Governor, and Chancellor, Arif Mohammed Khan, that until it disposes of the petition filed by 10 Vice Chancellors towards the present trigger discover issued by him towards them, he ought to take no additional motion.

    The court docket posted the case for November 17, and mentioned that till then, he mustn’t take any motion.

    As it witnessed heated arguments from counsel of Khan and the VCs, the court docket, at one level, intervened and mentioned there shouldn’t be any washing of soiled linen within the court docket.

    It additionally identified to the VCs that in the event that they need to proceed, they’ve to stick to the instructions of the Chancellor.

    Incidentally, Khan’s counsel knowledgeable that each one the ten VCs have replied to the present trigger discover and sought three days time for a reply to be filed.

    After listening to each the perimeters, the court docket directed the Chancellor to not take any choice until the court docket disposes of the petition of the VCs.

    This scenario arose, quickly after the Supreme Court, final month, put aside the appointment of the Vice Chancellor of A.P.J. Abdul Kalam Technological University, positioned within the state capital metropolis.

    A bench of Justices M.R. Shah and C.T. Ravikumar had discovered that the search committee shaped to choose the VC was not correctly constituted and likewise that just one title was despatched to the Governor versus a listing of names as is required as per the UGC laws.

    Latching on to it, Khan requested the Vice Chancellors of ten varied Universities to answer why motion shouldn’t be taken towards them.

    Angry over the event, the Pinarayi Vijayan authorities strongly swung behind these VCs and gave the nod to them to method the Kerala High Court.

    Seeing the gravity of the problem, the High Court additionally performed their accountability nicely and heard their plea on Diwali day.

    After listening to the plea, then it held that the letter issued by the Governor, directing the VCs of all universities in Kerala to resign was now not legitimate for the reason that Governor himself later issued present trigger notices to them, asking them to answer.

    Wait until Nov 17 for additional motion towards 10 VCs, Kerala HC to Governor IANS 08 November 2022 Post Your Comments

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  • Federalism | Governors vs chief ministers

    Tussles with the governments of Kerala and different states reignite previous debates over the governor’s function in India’s federal construction

    New Delhi,ISSUE DATE: Nov 14, 2022 | UPDATED: Nov 4, 2022 20:49 IST

    Kerala Governor Arif Mohammad Khan (black waistcoat) with Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan (in white); (Photo: ANI)

    It’s a second of deja vu for Kerala. Way again in 1959, the state authorities, then led by CPI (and later CPI(M)) stalwart E.M.S. Namboodiripad, was at loggerheads with Governor B.R. Rao over, amongst a number of different issues, an training invoice that aimed to introduce sure reforms within the non-public training sector. The governor was unwilling to present his assent to the contentious invoice, which had confronted resistance from a number of organisations and stress teams. The tussle finally led to the dismissal of the Namboodiripad authorities and imposition of President’s rule within the state. More than six a long time later, the southern state has been witnessing the same tussle between the Left Democratic Front (LDF) authorities led by Pinarayi Vijayan and the present occupant of the Raj Bhavan—Arif Mohammad Khan. The bone of competition this time, too, is the training sector, extra particularly the appointment of vice-chancellors within the 13 universities run by the Kerala authorities.

    Edited By:

    Aditya Mohan Wig

    Published On:

    Nov 4, 2022