Bring Ambedkar’s Life History And Achievements Into School Curriculum: Madras High Court Orders Tamil Nadu

Madras High Court, while considering a compromise plea in the 2018 Ambedkar poster desecration case, ensured genuine remorse from both youths. It also directed the State to include Ambedkar’s life history and achievements in the school curriculum from 2027–2028.

Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine Is Vague, Ambiguous & Ever-Growing: Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi Seeks Review

Senior Advocate Rakesh Dwivedi called for a review of the Constitution’s Basic Structure Doctrine, describing it as “vague, ambiguous and ever-growing.” He remarked that Parliament itself does not clearly know what constitutes the doctrine’s scope.

CJI B.R. Gavai: “Quota Sub-Categorisation Ensures Marginalised Got a Fair Share in Govt Jobs & Education”

CJI B.R. Gavai said the Supreme Court’s judgment on quota sub-categorisation ensures that the most marginalised among Dalits get their fair share in government jobs and admissions to educational institutions, promoting real equality and justice.

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.