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Read the full Review here: https://t.co/Zfy0rXqine

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Our Monthly Policy Review for May 2026 is out! Find all the major policy updates from the past month here.

Read the Review: https://t.co/Zfy0rXqine

Here are some of the highlights.

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A High-level Committee will study demographic change due to illegal immigration. The Committee will study challenges arising from illegal immigration and make recommendations on deportation, strengthening border management, and enhancing Centre-state coordination.

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After an election who forms the government? Watch to understand how a Governor decides who to appoint as Chief Minister.
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The government formation process has initiated in states where elections were held recently. There are states which have a single party or a pre-poll alliance wining a simple majority. In Tamil Nadu,TVK is in talks with other parties to gather support.

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Read the full piece here: https://t.co/3pzuqAdFkC 10/10

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PRS discusses the anti-defection law, the Speaker's role in past cases, resulting conflicts with the judiciary, and more in this column for @IndianExpress: https://t.co/3pzuqAdFkC 1/

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The court, legislature and the government were able to avoid this particular crisis. But three decades later, the anti-defection law continues to bring disrepute to the office of presiding officers and to place them in conflict with the courts. 9/