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Senior Employee Cannot Be Paid Less Than Junior Holding Same Post: SC
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Senior Employee Cannot Be Paid Less Than Junior Holding Same Post: SC

Supreme Court sets aside the Allahabad High Court order and directs pay parity for a senior college teacher, holding that a senior employee cannot draw lower pay than a junior in the same post without a valid justification.

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Madras HC Judge Cites Bhagavad Gita, Says No Discrimination Can Be Allowed In Place Of Worship Judiciary
Madras HC Judge Cites Bhagavad Gita, Says No Discrimination Can Be Allowed In Place Of Worship

Madras High Court cites Bhagavad Gita while addressing alleged discrimination at Kanchipuram temple, recording that devotees must not face discrimination in worship and distribution of prasadam.

Centre Opposes Creamy Layer and Income-Based Sub-Quotas for SC/ST Reservations in SC Judiciary
Centre Opposes Creamy Layer and Income-Based Sub-Quotas for SC/ST Reservations in SC

The Centre has opposed PILs in the Supreme Court seeking a creamy layer exclusion and income-based sub-quota for SC/ST reservations, arguing that reservation is rooted in historical and social backwardness, not economic status.

West Bengal's "Gunda Daman Act": What the New Public Safety Law Actually Says Political NEWS
West Bengal's "Gunda Daman Act": What the New Public Safety Law Actually Says

West Bengal's new BJP government passed the West Bengal Public Safety and Control of Anti-Social Activities Act 2026 on June 29, allowing 12-month preventive detention without trial, property confiscation without conviction, and non-bailable offences, raising serious constitutional questions under Articles 14, 21, and 22 that courts are expected to test soon.

Chhattisgarh HC Quashes PG Medical Admission Rules for Violating Article 14, Rejects Institutional/Domicile Preference, Upholds Merit [Read Order] Judiciary
Chhattisgarh HC Quashes PG Medical Admission Rules for Violating Article 14, Rejects Institutional/Domicile Preference, Upholds Merit [Read Order]

Chhattisgarh High Court quashes PG medical admission rules, holding institutional and domicile-based preferences unconstitutional and affirming merit.

Failure to consider case of every eligible convict for remission to be violative of equality: SC [Read Judgment]

Failure to consider remission for all eligible convicts is arbitrary and violates Article 14, says SC, directing states to frame policies within two months.

Quantified Disability alone not a barrier to admission in educational institutions: SC [Read Judgment]

SC rules that quantified disability cannot bar admission to educational institutions, calls for inclusive policies and reasonable accommodation for all candidates.

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