Calls for the removal of Chief Justice of India (CJI) D.Y. Chandrachud today have sparked widespread debate over a recent Supreme Court decision concerning reservations. The controversy surrounds the inclusion of a creamy layer provision within SC/ST reservations, leading to intense reactions and calls for the CJI’s removal, despite his term ending soon.
Solicitor General Tushar Mehta highlighted the significance of the rule of law in Indian arbitration during the London International Disputes Week. He emphasized the robust framework of the Arbitration Act and the availability of constitutional remedies for rights violations. The discussion also featured insights on the newly established Arbitration Bar of India, aiming to integrate international best practices into Indian arbitration.
Approximately 26,000 teachers and staff who lost their jobs due to a court order have returned to their schools in Kolkata. Their future employment hinges on a Supreme Court decision. The Supreme Court has allowed them to continue working during the investigation, provided they submit an undertaking. However, schools have not yet received instructions regarding this requirement.
Today(on 15th March), the Supreme Court refused to delay the NEET MDS 2024 exam despite requests, aligning with its policy of not interfering in educational authorities’ decisions. The decision, influenced by a previous petition, has raised concerns among aspirants about eligibility criteria changes and logistical challenges, impacting thousands of candidates.
