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Maternity Benefit (Amendment) Act 2017

Chhattisgarh High Court Upholds Child Adoption Leave as Fundamental Right [Read Order]
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Chhattisgarh High Court Upholds Child Adoption Leave as Fundamental Right [Read Order]

Chhattisgarh High Court rules adoptive mothers entitled to 180 days leave, declaring right to motherhood as a fundamental constitutional right.

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Maternity leave of 180 days a Fundamental Right, RSRTC ordered to implement: Rajasthan HC [Read Order] Judiciary
Maternity leave of 180 days a Fundamental Right, RSRTC ordered to implement: Rajasthan HC [Read Order]

Rajasthan High Court rules 180 days of maternity leave as a fundamental right, directing RSRTC to comply and urging changes for private sector employers.

'Only a Woman Knows How Difficult it is to Balance Motherhood and Career' : Kerala High Court Reinstates Woman Fired for Availing Maternity Leave Judiciary
'Only a Woman Knows How Difficult it is to Balance Motherhood and Career' : Kerala High Court Reinstates Woman Fired for Availing Maternity Leave

"The mother's constant proximity to the child has been scientifically proven to be absolutely irreplaceable, which is why, among other things, maternity leave provisions are now internationally accepted," it further added. Kerala high court, Kerala high court order, Kerala high court judgement, Kerala high court chief justice, Motherhood and Career

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