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Background of the Karur Stampede Tragedy On September 27, 2025 , a tragic stampede occurred during a political rally organised by Tamilaga Vettri Kazhagam (TVK) chief and actor-turned-politician Vijay in Karur district, Tamil Nadu . The incident resulted in the death of at least 41 people and left over 60 injured , many of them women and children who had travelled from different parts of the state to attend the rally. The rally was scheduled to begin at 3:00 pm , but Vijay reportedly arrived only at 7:30 pm , leading to prolonged waiting periods, swelling crowds, and severe mismanagement at the venue. CBI Summons and Vijay’s Appearance in Delhi Months after the incident, the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) summoned Vijay for questioning in connection with the stampede probe. He is scheduled to appear before the agency at its Delhi headquarters , having flown from Chennai earlier in the day. According to PTI, TVK has formally requested the Delhi Police to provide security du...

Introduction The Constitution (One Hundred and Thirtieth Amendment) Bill, 2025, introduced in the Lok Sabha (Bill No. 111 of 2025), seeks to address a significant constitutional vacuum. At present, there is no explicit provision in the Indian Constitution for the removal of a Prime Minister, Chief Minister, or Minister who is arrested and detained in custody on serious criminal charges. This Bill aims to set a framework to safeguard constitutional morality, public trust, and good governance . Key Amendments Proposed 1. Amendment to Article 75 (Union Ministers) A Union Minister, including the Prime Minister, who is arrested and detained for 30 consecutive days on charges punishable with imprisonment of five years or more , shall be removed from office . The President shall act on the advice of the Prime Minister. If the Prime Minister himself is in custody, he must resign within 31 days . If not, he will automatically cease to hold office. 2. Amendment to Article 164...

Tamil Nadu: Death Toll Rises to 59 in Kallakurichi Hooch Tragedy The death toll in the Kallakurichi hooch tragedy in Tamil Nadu has risen to 59 as of Tuesday, according to the district administration. This tragedy has highlighted the grave dangers of illicit liquor consumption and raised questions about the efficacy of state and central measures to prevent such incidents. Incident Overview The hooch tragedy, which began in Kallakurichi district, has seen victims from multiple locations: - Kallakurichi Government Medical College and Hospital: 32 deaths - Government Mohan Kumaramangalam Medical College and Hospital in Salem: 20 deaths - Government Villupuram Medical College and Hospital: 4 deaths - Jawaharlal Institute of Postgraduate Medical Education and Research (JIPMER) in Puducherry: 3 deaths A total of 223 patients were admitted across four hospitals after consuming the illicit liquor, with many still undergoing treatment. Political Repercussions The tragedy has sparked signifi...