The Delhi High Court strongly criticised Delhi Public School, Dwarka, saying it “deserves to shut down” for allegedly treating students with indignity. In a rare scene, several students in school uniforms, accompanied by their parents, attended the court proceedings to highlight their grievances.
In a directive issued on December 30, the ministry emphasized that there should be no caste-based discrimination or segregation in prisons, including in the assignment of duties or work. New Delhi: The Union Home Ministry updated the prison manual rules to prevent discrimination, classification, and segregation of inmates based on caste. In a directive issued […]
Today (7th May): The Supreme Court has directed all police departments to cease making caste-based entries in history sheets, aiming to prevent discriminatory profiling and ensure fair treatment. The Court highlighted the need for periodic audits by senior police officers to eradicate discriminatory practices and uphold the right to human dignity as per the Indian Constitution.