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NEET-PG Counselling: SC Notes Reservation Is Not Against Merit; Says, Competitive Exams Do Not Reflect Economic And Social Benefits

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 20, 20220

The Supreme Court on Thursday said that reservation is not contrary to merit but furthers its distributive effect. The remark was made by the apex court while upholding the 27% all-India quota for the Other Background Classes (OBC) and 10% quota for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) during NEET-PG counselling. "Competitive exams do not reflect economic social advantage, which is accrued to some classes. Merit should be socially contextualised. Reservation is not at odds with merit but furthers it's distributive impact," said the SC bench. The bench was headed by Justice DY Chandrachud, which said judicial propriety would not allow SC to stay the quota when counselling is pending, especially in a case where constitutional interpretation is involved. The bench said judici...

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Lapse In PM’s security: Justice Indu Malhotra, Case Investigator, Received Threats

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 18, 20220

Indu Malhotra, the chairperson of the Supreme Court's inquiry committee probing the Prime Minister's security lapse case, and former judge Justice Indu Malhotra have received threats. According to media reports, she has been threatened by the Sikh for Justice (SFJ) organization. The organization has also released threatening audio clips. The threat audio says that she will have to choose between Prime Minister Modi and the Sikhs. It has also been said in this audio clip that she should not go ahead with the investigation of the matter. The organization has further said in its threat that we will not allow the former Supreme Court judge to investigate this matter under any circumstances. Not only this, it has also been said in this clip that we are also making a list of Supreme Court lawye...

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Justice Ayesha Malik To Be Pakistan’s First Woman Supreme Court Judge; Read On!

SinshaJanuary 10, 20220

Pakistan on 6th of January, has confirmed the nomination of the first woman judge of the supreme court after a high power panel approved the elevation of Lahore high court judge Ayesha Malik to the apex court. This is the first incident in the history of this Muslim majority nation. The judicial commission of Pakistan headed by Chief Justice Gulzar Ahmed – approved Ayesha’s elevation by a majority of five votes against four. Ayesha Malik is 55 year old and she is to become the first female judge of the supreme court in the 74 years since the independence of Pakistan. Justice Ayesha Malik This was for the second time the Judicial Commission of Pakistan (JCP) held a meeting to determine on Justice Ayesha Malik’s elevation. Her name was chosen first for discussion on last year 9th ...

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Supreme Court Rejects CBSE’s Marks Improvement Policy, Says Students Should Get Option

Gunjan ChaudharyJanuary 8, 20220

The Supreme Court on Friday giving an important decision in the interest of students, canceled provision-28 of the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE)'s marks improvement policy. The provision of the CBSE Marks Improvement Policy stated that the marks obtained in the Marks Improvement Examination will now be considered as the final marks of Class XII students for the previous academic year. This matter was heard in the Supreme Court by a bench of Justice AM Khanwilkar and Justice CT Ravikumar. The bench of the Supreme Court said that the students are seeking to retain their original marks, as retaining the marks of the improvement examination may cause problems in taking admission in higher education. The bench further said that the students should have the option to choose bet...

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Green Signal For NEET-PG Counselling From SC To Start The Admissions For 2021-22 Session

Sonia SolankiJanuary 7, 20220

Green signal for NEET-PG counselling from Supreme Court today brings huge relief for resident doctors. In today's judgement SC upheld the 27% quota for OBC and 10% for EWS categories for NEET-PG admissions this year. The delay in counselling also led to a protest by the resident doctors last month in December in the capital. During this protest, even Delhi police and resident doctors came face to the face causing an escalation of the protest. Post that episode, the protest became viral on social media also. But today this decision has sent waves of joy among the medical and healthcare departments across the nation. Green Signal For NEET-PG Counselling from SC NEET-PG Counselling Details: Counselling for the admissions was due in October 2021 which was delayed as several petition...

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Big Victory: Supreme Court’s Permission To Increase The Width Of Roads Along Indo-China Border

Gunjan ChaudharyDecember 15, 20210

The Supreme Court has given permission to the ambitious Chardham project of the Central Government. The Supreme Court has given the green signal to the Center to increase the width of the road and build a double lane highway in the all-weather highway project. After getting this permission, India's access to China will become easier under the Chardham project and the Indian Army will be able to reach the borders with China in any weather. The court, while hearing the matter, said that the Ministry of Defense has no ill-will in increasing the width of the road for the construction of the highway. The court cannot foresee the infrastructural needs of the armed forces. Supreme Court constituted a committee led by former Supreme Court judge AK Sikri to ensure that all remedial measures are...

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Indian Democracy Counting The Errors!

Sayani ChakrabortyNovember 29, 20210

The Agricultural Laws Repeal Bill, 2021, was approved by the Union Cabinet in a recent meeting after Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement on November 19, 2021, that the three unpopular farm laws will be repealed. Many were surprised by the Prime Minister's declaration, especially many in the governing dispensation who had previously opposed the farmers' demonstrations tooth and claw, resorting to abhorrent name-calling at times. However, the retreat is a good step after long demonstrations that saw more than 700 farmers die and many more endure severe pain and risk from an antagonistic administration, bad weather, and a pandemic. According to the letter sent to Prime Minister Narendra Modi by the Samyukta Kisan Morcha (SKM), the three laws would not be abolished in Parliament un...

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‘Pegasus’ Investigation Report: Possible Revelations After 56 Days Can Become A Big Issue In The Election

Gunjan ChaudharyNovember 2, 20210

The Uttar Pradesh elections, which are called the semi-finals of the power of the Center, are near. All political parties including BJP are busy preparing for the elections. This week the Supreme Court has constituted a committee to investigate the Pegasus spyware case. This committee has to submit its report to the Supreme Court in eight weeks i.e. 58 days. At that time the election preparations will be at its peak. After the presentation of the report, the Supreme Court will give the final verdict in the matter. If the report of the inquiry committee comes against the central government, the 'Pegasus' case can cause political injury to Yogi Adityanath and the BJP and if the central government gets a clean chit in the report, then the opposition's allegations will be exposed. 'Pegasus...

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Salman Khurshid Claimed, “Supreme Court Verdict On Ayodhya Dispute Rejected The Idea Of ​​Hindu Rashtra”

Nitesh PratapOctober 27, 20210

Former Union Law Minister and senior Congress leader Salman Khurshid has said in his new book that the Supreme Court's verdict on the Ayodhya dispute has refused to accept the idea of 'Hindu Rashtra'. Along with this the ability of the Apex Court to practically deal with religiously sensitive cases in a secular system has been enhanced. Khurshid's new book 'Sunrise Over Ayodhya: Nationhood in Our Times' became available on Monday. In this, the historic verdict of the Supreme Court in the Ayodhya case of 2019 has been explained in detail. Khurshid has told through this book that the Supreme Court had struck a delicate balance between the use of judicial principles and the healing wounds of civilization. Khurshid wrote that the Supreme Court may have liked the Hindu side marginal...

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Supreme Court Said, “Women Should Get Permanent Commission In The Army”

Nitesh PratapOctober 26, 20210

39 women have got a big victory from the Supreme Court regarding permanent commission in the Indian Army. The Supreme Court says that the Central Government should bring an order to give permanent commission to these women officers at the earliest. In fact, under the long-standing system, women could only serve for 14 years. Due to this, they were denied pension and other financial benefits. Also, they used to reach the rank of lieutenant colonel at most before retirement, but now under permanent commission a woman officer will continue to hold the post till she retires. They will also get pension and all allowances in permanent commission. It is noteworthy that under the Short Service Commission, women can give their services only for 10 or 14 years. After that she retires. In the...

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