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“Apathy, Not Tyranny, Is the Greatest Peril to the Rule of Law”: Harish Salve Reflects on 75 Years of the Constitution
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“Apathy, Not Tyranny, Is the Greatest Peril to the Rule of Law”: Harish Salve Reflects on 75 Years of the Constitution

Harish Salve reflects on 75 years of the Constitution, warning that apathy—not tyranny—is the biggest threat to the rule of law, and calls for reforms and accountability.

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Allahabad HC Orders Measures To Address Teacher Absenteeism In Primary Schools [Read Order] Judiciary
Allahabad HC Orders Measures To Address Teacher Absenteeism In Primary Schools [Read Order]

Allahabad High Court directs UP Govt to frame strict rules ensuring teacher attendance in primary schools, stressing children’s right to quality education.

Madhya Pradesh HC Dismisses Appeal Seeking Reconstruction Of Demolished Masjid In Ujjain [Read Order] Judiciary
Madhya Pradesh HC Dismisses Appeal Seeking Reconstruction Of Demolished Masjid In Ujjain [Read Order]

MP High Court dismisses plea to reconstruct Ujjain’s Takiya Masjid, ruling that right to practice religion isn’t tied to any specific place.

TN files review plea against SC judgment mandating TET for in service teachers Judiciary
TN files review plea against SC judgment mandating TET for in service teachers

TN moves SC with review plea against mandatory TET rule, citing risk of mass teacher disqualification and disruption of children’s right to education.

SC seeks reply from IIT Delhi, Kharagpur on plea to transfer student due to mental health condition [Read Order] Judiciary
SC seeks reply from IIT Delhi, Kharagpur on plea to transfer student due to mental health condition [Read Order]

SC seeks reply from IIT Delhi & Kharagpur on plea for transfer of B Arch student citing mental health needs, AIIMS proximity & Article 21 rights.

SC declines to consider PIL seeking benefits in govt jobs for displaced Kashmiri Hindus

SC declines PIL for age relaxation in govt jobs for displaced Kashmiri Hindus, citing it as a policy matter beyond judicial intervention.

Allahabad HC Slams Police for Recording Caste of Accused in FIRs, Terms It “Identity Profiling” [Read Order]

Allahabad HC condemns police for recording caste of accused in FIRs, calling it identity profiling that violates fundamental rights and constitutional values.

SC tells HCs, trial courts to decide anticipatory, regular bail within 2 months [Read Judgment]

SC directs HCs, trial courts to decide anticipatory and regular bail pleas within 2 months, stressing personal liberty cannot be kept in abeyance.

Complaint under POSH Act to be filed in max 6 months time: SC [Read Order]

SC: Complaint under POSH Act must be filed within 6 months; delay beyond this period makes the plea time-barred, says Supreme Court.

SC Quashes Separate Trial for Haryana MLA Mamman Khan, Reaffirms Equality Before Law [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court quashes separate trial for Haryana MLA Mamman Khan, ruling political status no ground for segregation; all accused equal before law.

Right To Change Name Is A Fundamental Right: Jammu And Kashmir HC [Read Judgment]

J&K High Court rules right to change one’s name is a fundamental right under Articles 19 & 21, quashing Board’s rejection of student’s plea.

Parents legally bound to fund daughters’ education: SC || Know The Law

The Supreme Court ruled that parents are legally obligated to fund their daughters’ education, recognizing it as an enforceable right.

SC registers suo motu case on absence of CCTV cameras inside police stations

SC takes suo motu note of 11 custodial deaths, registers case over lack of CCTV cameras inside police stations to ensure accountability.

SC notice on TN's plea against HC's judgment on implementation of RTE Act

SC issues notice on Tamil Nadu plea against Madras HC order making state solely liable for RTE Act funding, seeks Centre’s response.

SC issues notice to BCI on plea against 3-yr moratorium on new centre for legal education

SC issues notice to BCI on plea challenging 3-year moratorium on new legal education centres, calling it arbitrary and violative of fundamental rights.

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