The Madhya Pradesh government has dismissed viral claims that its Supreme Court affidavit on OBC reservation contained derogatory caste remarks, calling them “false, fabricated, misleading, and motivated by malafide intent.” It warned of strict action against those spreading such misinformation.
Today, On 17th October, the Supreme Court postponed the hearing on petitions challenging the Patna High Court’s ruling that upheld Bihar’s caste-based survey legality. The hearing will now occur on November 7, 2024. The survey aims to collect socio-economic data to support targeted welfare schemes in the state.
Minister Pradhan stated to Media that while initial proposals were discussed, they did not receive endorsement from the Academic Council during its recent meeting. Vice-Chancellor Singh confirmed the rejection, emphasizing the university’s commitment to constitutional principles and a forward-looking educational approach. NEW DELHI: Today (12th July): Following widespread criticism, the addition of the ancient Hindu […]
The ancient text Manusmriti has been introduced into the University of Delhi’s Faculty of Law curriculum, sparking controversy. Despite criticism for endorsing the caste system and gender inequality, faculty members argue for its inclusion for a critical comparative perspective. However, students express concern about potential societal division and discrimination in a modern, democratic society.