Former CJI U U Lalit said the Right to Education is a powerful example of affirmative action that transformed millions of lives and boosted India’s literacy. He highlighted how judicial interpretation and legislative action together made education a fundamental right.
UPSC told the Supreme Court it will soon enable screen reader software for visually impaired candidates in its exams once infrastructure is ready. The move aims to make civil service exams more inclusive and accessible.
On Wednesday(18th Sept), The Supreme Court of India urged the Union government and NMC to adopt a compassionate approach for disabled medical aspirants. It directed the admission of a candidate with 45% speech and language disability, stressing that rigid rules should not bar individuals with physical impairments from pursuing their goals.
