NEW DELHI: The Delhi High Court has recently asked the Central government and Jamia Millia Islamia (JMI) University to respond to a petition challenging the appointment of Professor Mazhar Asif as the Vice Chancellor of the University.
The petition to the Supreme Court argues that the exclusion of ‘Rajasthani’ from teacher recruitment violates children’s rights to education in their mother tongue. Despite the RTE Act and NEP supporting mother tongue instruction, millions of children remain deprived, as only 22 scheduled languages are recognized in education, undermining linguistic diversity.
A petition has been filed before the Delhi High Court by a candidate challenging the CAT 2024 results. The candidate claims there was an error in the question paper and seeks directions to annul the results. The court will now examine the issue raised regarding the exam’s fairness. The petition aims to address potential discrepancies affecting the outcome of the exam.
