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    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC's Attendance Order
    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC's Attendance Order
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    Law Hostels Can’t Become Mere Boarding And Lodging Facilities: Supreme Court On Delhi HC’s Attendance Order

    The Supreme Court of India expressed concern over a Delhi High Court ruling allowing law students with attendance shortages to appear in examinations, observing that such interpretation could weaken classroom-based legal education and turn law college hostels into “just boarding and lodging facilities”.

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    “Big Relief for Private Schools!” Delhi High Court Stays Govt Order on School Fee Panels, 2026–27 Fees to Remain Same
    “Big Relief for Private Schools!” Delhi High Court Stays Govt Order on School Fee Panels, 2026–27 Fees to Remain Same
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    Delhi High Court Puts Fee Committee Rule on Hold, Gives Relief to Private Schools Till Feb 20

    The Delhi High Court has directed the Delhi government not to take any action for now against private schools that failed to form fee monitoring committees. The interim protection will continue till February 20, when the court will hear the schools’ challenge to the February 1 notification.

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    Children Are Learning These Things From Home: Supreme Court On Communal Memes Over Student’s Expulsion Case
    Children Are Learning These Things From Home: Supreme Court On Communal Memes Over Student’s Expulsion Case
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    Children Are Learning These Things From Home: Supreme Court On Communal Memes Over Student’s Expulsion Case

    The Supreme Court issued notice on a plea by a father challenging his 14-year-old son’s expulsion from an Indore school over offensive Instagram memes, including communal content. A bench of Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan is examining matter.

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    Inappropriate Messages to Girl Student Are Unbecoming of a School Teacher: Bombay HC Upholds Termination
    Inappropriate Messages to Girl Student Are Unbecoming of a School Teacher: Bombay HC Upholds Termination
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    Inappropriate Messages to Girl Student Are Unbecoming of a School Teacher: Bombay HC Upholds Termination

    The Bombay High Court upheld termination of a probationary assistant teacher over inappropriate messages with a student. Justice Somasekhar Sundaresan held such conduct unbecoming, allowing school management to end probation under MEPS Act Section 5(3) without full departmental enquiry.

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