Today, Kerala CPI MP Binoy Viswam strongly opposes the implementation of the divisive Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), arguing it undermines India’s secular values. He is actively challenging the CAA legally and politically, criticizing its impact on secularism and equality. Viswam is committed to defending the secular fabric of India against such divisive laws.
On Tuesday(12th March),The Indian government defended its dissolution of the Maulana Azad Education Foundation (MAEF) in Delhi High Court, stating that its functions are now redundant due to the Ministry of Minority Affairs. The government highlighted the ministry’s extensive initiatives for minority communities and argued that the foundation’s operations were no longer necessary. The decision is currently facing legal opposition.
Today(12th March),The Calcutta High Court is addressing concerns from over 500 TET candidates regarding 15 disputed questions in the 2022 exam. Justice Mantha has instructed the education board to provide a comprehensive solution by March 20. The petitioners allege a pattern of errors in previous TET exams, raising questions about the fairness and transparency of the recruitment process.