The Karnataka High Court has mandated prioritizing ‘absolutely blind’ individuals over those with ‘low vision’ in job recruitment to ensure equal opportunities based on qualifications. The ruling arises from a case involving H.N. Latha, who challenged her job rejection, reinforcing the need for inclusive hiring practices that recognize the strengths of blind candidates.
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Today, On 16th October, the Kerala High Court stayed BJP state chief K. Surendran’s discharge in an election bribery case, responding to the state government’s appeal against a lower court’s ruling. Surendran faces accusations of intimidating a rival in the 2021 Manjeshwaram election. Further proceedings are postponed until November 8.
The Allahabad High Court dismissed a plea against Swami Rambhadracharya for alleged remarks about Scheduled Castes and Tribes. The court found no offense under relevant laws, agreeing with the special judge’s justifications. The petitioner’s appeal was rejected after thorough legal examination, affirming the previous dismissal from February 2024.