R Mahadevan

R Mahadevan

judge India

R Mahadevan is a respected judge of the Madras High Court who has been involved in critical legal proceedings in Tamil Nadu. His recent participation in hearings concerning the governor's role in the assent of bills highlights his influence in interpreting the constitutional framework governing state legislation.

Global Media Ratings
Dominance
0.01%
Persistence
1 wks
Reach
5,109,216
Power
10,737$
Sentiment
6.56
Countries Mentioned
Country Mentions Sentiment Dominance + Persistence x Population = Reach x GDP (millions) = Power
India 9 6.56 0.34% +10% 1,380,004,385 5,109,216 $2,900,000 10,737$
Totals 9 1,380,004,385 5,109,216 $2,900,000 10,737$
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Recent Mentions

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was part of the bench that questioned the President's powers regarding bills. 5

The Times of India: Can President be forced to seek Supreme Court opinion on a bill? | India News

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was part of the bench that clarified the roles of constitutional heads in the assent of bills. 7

The Times of India: Presidents, governors don't have unbridled powers: SC

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was involved in the Supreme Court's decision regarding the time limits for governors. 8

The Times of India: Inspired by Pakistan, US statutes, SC sets bill passage deadline | India News

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was part of the bench that clarified the constitutional roles of the President and governor. 7

The Times of India: President, governor don't have 'unbridled powers' & can't exercise 'absolute veto' on state bills: SC | India News

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was part of the bench that declared the second round of reserving the 10 bills illegal. 5

The Times of India: In a first, SC sets 3-month deadline for President to decide on bills referred by governors | India News

India India: Justice R Mahadevan was part of the Supreme Court bench that ruled on the Tamil Nadu governor's actions. 8

The Times of India: SC sets timeline for state governors to decide on bills sent to them | India News

India India: Justice R Mahadevan penned the verdict stating that visually impaired candidates are eligible for judicial service. 9

The Times of India: Can't bar visually impaired from becoming judges: Supreme Court