<h1>Senior judiciary engagement in arbitration, election curtain-raiser and rallies raise electoral, public-order and protest-law concerns amid rail blockade</h1> A national schedule notes a high court/supreme court judge will participate in a concluding arbitration conference, indicating continuing judicial engagement with alternative dispute resolution; upcoming cabinet and election-related events include a curtain-raiser for territorial council elections and regional campaign rallies that may trigger election-law and public-order considerations. Reports of a regional rail blockade by a community seeking scheduled-tribe status raise potential legal issues regarding protest law, rail safety and service cancellations. Multiple government officials and party briefings are scheduled, implicating administrative, electoral compliance and public-assembly legal obligations.