The Supreme Court Today invoked Article 142 and asked the Indian Navy to consider a woman officer’s Permanent Commission afresh. Article 142 allows the top court to pass any order necessary to do complete justice in any case or matter pending before it.
The Supreme Court of India has urged the Coast Guard to align its policies with the Army and Navy by granting permanent commission to women officers. This landmark ruling challenges gender bias in the armed forces, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and recognizing “Nari Shakti” as vital to national security. It marks a significant step towards achieving gender parity in defense services.
The Supreme Court of India has directed an investigation into the alarming number of pregnancies among women inmates in West Bengal jails. This proactive step underscores the commitment to safeguarding the rights and welfare of incarcerated women and addressing the complex challenges they face. The move highlights the judiciary’s advocacy for marginalized individuals in the prison system.
The Calcutta High Court has been informed of women prisoners getting pregnant in custody, prompting serious concern. A PIL highlights the alarming situation and calls for immediate action to ensure the safety and dignity of women inmates. The court’s response includes transferring prison reform matters to a specialized bench, signaling a commitment to addressing systemic failures in correctional facilities.
Supreme Court of India On Friday 19, January, has conferred the prestigious title of ‘Senior Advocate’ to 56 lawyers, marking a notable inclusion of 11 women in this elite group. This event is particularly noteworthy as it follows a considerable gap since the last such designation, which occurred in December 2021 when 18 lawyers were […]