Nearly 20 bureaucrats are being investigated for allegedly using fake income and disability certificates to claim reservation benefits in the UPSC Civil Services Examination, as confirmed by government officials on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
President of India Issues new reservation and domicile rules for Ladakh, reserving 85% of government jobs for locals. This major move aims to protect regional identity and ensure fair opportunities for Ladakh’s residents. The President of India has issued the Union Territory of Ladakh Reservation (Amendment) Regulation, 2025, which reserves 85 percent of jobs in […]
Today (29th April): The Supreme Court questioned the feasibility of imposing uniform rates on private hospitals, emphasizing market forces’ role in pricing. This arose in response to a petition challenging regulations on uniform rates for ophthalmological procedures. Disappointment was expressed over private hospitals’ failure to reserve beds for economically weaker sections, and concerns were raised about government regulations.
On Wednesday(10th April), The Supreme Court, led by Justices Sudhanshu Dhulia and Prasanna B Varale, expressed concern over private hospitals’ failure to honor commitments to economically weaker sections. The court is reviewing a petition challenging standardized procedure rates for ophthalmological procedures. The All-India Ophthalmological Society argued that the rates should consider the country’s geographical and economic diversity. The case is set for further review on April 17.
