Today(21st March),The Uttarakhand High Court orders the release of prisoners who have completed their sentences, addressing prolonged detention. Chief Justice Ritu Bahri, along with Justice Rakesh Thapliyal, takes Suo motu cognizance of the issue. The directive emphasizes prompt action, with a deadline for the government to comply, showcasing the court’s commitment to justice and human rights.
The Uttarakhand High Court has ruled that women cannot be denied employment due to pregnancy, nullifying a government rule as unconstitutional. The decision came after a woman was denied a nursing officer position due to pregnancy. The court condemned the discriminatory rule, emphasizing gender equality and challenging workplace discrimination against pregnant women.
The Uttarakhand High Court, led by Justice Manoj Kumar Tiwari, intervened in the case of a bullied student at Woodstock School, ordering her reinstatement and emphasizing the school’s duty to diverse students. The court also mandated ongoing well-being checks by the Child Welfare Committee, setting a crucial precedent for student rights protection.
Justice Manoj Tiwari, a Uttarakhand High Court judge, has recused himself from hearing the case of IFS officer Sanjiv Chaturvedi, becoming the ninth judge to do so. The case involves a dispute over the deputation of an officer and a request for the hearing to be transferred from Nainital to the Delhi Bench of CAT. This adds complexity to Chaturvedi’s legal battles, which have seen previous recusals and ongoing disputes.
The Supreme Court of India has upheld the immeasurable value of homemakers’ contributions, equalizing their compensation and challenging outdated perceptions. The ruling, prompted by a fatal accident case, emphasizes the pivotal role of homemakers in family welfare and society. It signifies a significant step toward recognizing and compensating unpaid domestic work.
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 Indian Supreme Court recently revived a 1987 land case, reflecting the persistence needed to navigate legal complexities. Despite setbacks and prolonged delays, the appellant’s determination led to the court’s decision. This pivotal move emphasizes the significance of timely justice and the judiciary’s role in upholding citizen rights.
In a landmark decision, the Supreme Court of India has made a significant ruling in favor of employees’ rights, setting a precedent that could impact employment practices across the country. The court’s decision, which centers on the right of employees to challenge their service conditions if they do not meet statutory requirements, underscores the balance […]
In a move that underscores the evolving dynamics of India’s judiciary and its commitment to strengthening the bench, the Supreme Court Collegium has taken a pivotal step towards enhancing the judicial strength of the Uttarakhand High Court. The Collegium, a distinguished panel comprising Chief Justice of India Dhananjaya Y Chandrachud, Justice Sanjay Kishan Kaul, and […]
Uttarakhand High Court Expresses Concern Over Joshimath Sinking Issue, Questions State’s Seriousness The Uttarakhand High Court has once again brought attention to the pressing issue of the sinking of Joshimath, a concern that has led to the formation of cracks in residential structures and roads in the area. This development follows a public interest litigation […]
