The Uttarakhand High Court has halted the eviction ordered by the Scheduled Caste Commission, raising concerns about the commission’s authority and judicial boundaries. This intervention follows a legal challenge highlighting the need for due process and fair hearings in administrative actions. The court has demanded a comprehensive response from the commission within four weeks, setting the stage for a detailed examination.
The Delhi High Court, led by Justice Rajnish Bhatnagar, emphasizes the importance of prioritizing students’ mental well-being over academic success in the wake of tragic incidents at IIT Delhi. The ruling underscores the need for a more supportive educational environment, addressing mental health challenges and caste-based discrimination. It sets the stage for a more inclusive approach to education.
The Supreme Court declined to consider a PIL for enforcing a post-matric scholarship program for scheduled caste students in Bihar, citing the government’s discretion in fund allocation. The decision underscores the judiciary’s respect for state autonomy and the challenge of intervening in fiscal and state-level policies while acknowledging the support for marginalized students.
Distributing Bible Not Considered “Allurement for Religious Conversion” Under UP Law, Rules Allahabad High Court In a significant ruling, the Allahabad High Court has stated that distributing the Holy Bible and imparting good teachings cannot be construed as an “allurement for religious conversion” under the Uttar Pradesh Prohibition of Unlawful Conversion of Religion Act. This […]
In a recent case that has stirred the conscience of the nation, the Madras High Court expressed its deep disappointment over an incident where a local temple denied entry to a man from the Scheduled Caste (SC) community. The court’s reaction was one of profound regret, stating that such discriminatory acts should make us “hang […]
