The Supreme Court has taken up a special leave petition concerning the controversy over the recruitment of Assistant Section Officers (ASOs) in Odisha, setting a four-week timeline for further examination. The case revolves around the selection process and subject-specific cut-off marks introduced by the Odisha Public Service Commission (OPSC), highlighting the legal scrutiny faced by public service recruitment processes.
In a historic move, Parliament amended the list of Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes in Odisha, including adding four Particularly Vulnerable Tribal Groups. The changes aim to provide special attention and support for the upliftment of these marginalized communities. The amendments received unanimous approval and reflect the government’s commitment to tribal welfare.
The Orissa High Court recently bid adieu to its 33rd Chief Justice, Subhasis Talapatra, who concluded his brief 56-day tenure. At a Full Court Reference graced by numerous legal luminaries, Justice Talapatra expressed his heartfelt gratitude to his team and delved into the intricate nature of the judicial role. He underscored the imperative for judges […]
