Madras High Court Cracks Down on Police for Terming SC Atrocity Case as “Civil”, Orders Immediate FIR

The Madras High Court slammed police officers for refusing to register an FIR on an SC man’s land complaint by wrongly calling it a civil dispute. The court ruled that SC/ST Atrocities Act mandates compulsory FIR registration and ordered swift investigation.

Madhya Pradesh Judge Resigns Saying “Judiciary Failed Me” After Senior She Accused of Harassment & Caste Bias Elevated To High Court

Today, On 29th July, Madhya Pradesh judge resigns saying “Judiciary failed me” after the judicial officer she accused of sexual harassment and caste discrimination gets promoted to High Court. She called the system’s silence a betrayal of justice.

“You Are a Comedy Piece”: Madras High Court Judge Blasts Lawyer Over Caste Bias Allegations

Justice GR Swaminathan slams Advocate Vanchinathan for accusing him of caste and communal prejudice. The Court warns against crossing the line between criticism and defamatory attacks.

Student Suicides in IITs & Kota: Supreme Court Demands Action Report from Police of 3 States

SC asks Delhi, Rajasthan & West Bengal police for probe updates on IIT & NEET aspirant suicides. Bench expresses concern over rising student deaths and delays in investigation.

CJI Gavai at Oxford Union: “Constitution is Quiet Revolution Empowering Marginalised”

At Oxford Union, CJI Gavai described the Constitution as a “quiet revolution empowering the marginalised,” stressing its transformative strength in ensuring justice, equality, and dignity for those historically denied voice, rights, and representation in society.

Supreme Court Seeks Suggestions on UGC Rules in Case Linked to Rohith Vemula, Payal Tadvi Suicides Over Caste Bias

Radhika Vemula and Abeda Salim Tadvi filed a Public Interest Litigation in the Supreme Court of India, highlighting caste-based discrimination linked to their children’s suicides. The Court allows suggestions for UGC regulations to address such discrimination in higher education. Measures for better enforcement and protection for students are critically discussed.

Supreme Court Seeks Maharashtra’s Reply on Demolition Over Alleged Anti-India Slogan

The Supreme Court has requested a response from Maharashtra authorities regarding a petition claiming illegal demolition of a house and shop in Sindhudurg, prompted by a false complaint related to anti-India slogans. The petitioner argues this action violated a prior ruling mandating proper notice before demolitions, alleging political motivation behind the decision.

BREAKING | IIT Delhi Suicide Case | “We Need To Protect Students on Campuses”: Supreme Court Sets Up Task Force

The Supreme Court of India has established a special task force to address rising student suicides in educational institutions, particularly linked to issues like ragging and harassment. Led by former Supreme Court judge S Ravindra Bhat, the task force comprises top officials and must submit a report within four months to identify causes and preventative measures.

Madras High Court: No Caste Can Own a Temple or Control Its Administration

Madras: The Madras High Court ruled that no caste can claim ownership of a temple or administer it based on caste identity. The Court clarified that such a practice is not a protected religious right under the Indian Constitution. Justice Bharatha Chakravarthy dismissed a plea seeking separate administration of a temple based on caste identity.

Supreme Court: “UGC Must Be Given Teeth to Punish Caste Discrimination in Colleges”

The Supreme Court emphasized that the University Grants Commission (UGC) needs more authority to effectively address caste discrimination in colleges. The case, originally filed in 2019, sought enforcement of fundamental rights against caste-based bias. The court highlighted the need for stronger measures to curb such discrimination in educational institutions.