SC: No prima facie case under SC/ST Act if caste slur not in public view; grants anticipatory bail, citing lack of essential ingredients in allegations.
Read Full ArticleThe Supreme Court ruled that state governments lack the authority to modify the Scheduled Castes lists, a power reserved exclusively for Parliament under Article 341.
Supreme Court upholds validity of Navneet Kaur Rana's SC caste certificate, overturning Bombay High Court's ruling. Rana set to contest as BJP candidate.
Supreme Court clears man in SC/ST Act case, stating offences must be caste-motivated for conviction under the Act.
Justice Prasanna B Varale sworn in as SC judge, filling the top court to full 34. Former Karnataka HC Chief Justice, he's a notable SC category judge.
Ensure all castes allowed in temple festival, Madras HC directed the Hindu Religious and Charitable Endowments Department while upholding the religious rights of the SC community.
Madras High Court advises authorities to be cautious before granting or cancelling community certificates as it as large ramifications that even affect the family and future generations.
of the Scheduled Castes in Union Territories as well as States. Along with this, it also endows the Parliament with the power to modify the list. lok sabha, lok sabha speaker, parliament of india, Go...
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