The Allahabad High Court stayed an FIR against a journalist who reported poor infrastructure at a government school, finding prima facie that the action appeared retaliatory and that the invoked offences were not made out.
Read Full ArticleSenior Advocate Arun Bhardwaj argues the Supreme Court’s AMU judgment raises constitutional concerns and warrants review on Article 30 and minority status.
Madras HC rules motherhood cannot hinder education, directs acceptance of delayed LLM dissertation filed after pregnancy and childbirth.
Supreme Court of India directs Centre to file 3-monthly reports on menstrual hygiene compliance and school sanitation for girl students.
Supreme Court rules private schools must admit RTE-allotted students without delay; eligibility disputes cannot be grounds to deny admission under Article 21A.
The Senior Citizen Rights Handbook is a comprehensive guide designed to empower elderly citizens with clear and accessible knowledge of their legal and social rights in India.
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