The Delhi High Court intervened in the eviction of a visually impaired assistant professor from her hostel at Delhi University, directing the university to provide suitable alternative accommodation and complete necessary civil works. This landmark case highlights the judiciary’s crucial role in safeguarding the rights and dignity of individuals with disabilities and setting a precedent for educational institutions.
More than 250 advocates have requested an apology from Justice Abhijit Gangopadhyay of the Calcutta High Court following insults directed at the Advocate General during a court session. The Supreme Court has intervened, transferring the case involving a caste certificate scam to itself. This highlights concerns about judicial conduct and the need for maintaining dignity and respect in the judicial process.
A group of 281 lawyers has expressed concern over the Supreme Court’s decision to halt the practice of circulating adjournment letters one day before a case is listed. The move was met with resistance from legal associations, leading to the formation of a judges’ committee to develop a new procedure. The decision’s impact on court proceedings is being closely monitored.
The Madras High Court, led by Chief Justice SV Gangapurwala and Justice Bharatha Chakravarthy, has taken a significant step towards ensuring the rights of transgender and intersex persons. The court has asked the Advocate General to consider implementing a horizontal reservation policy for transgender and intersex persons in public employment and education, with instructions to […]