1.NRI quota business in education must stop now: Supreme Court:- The Supreme Court has called for the cessation of NRI quota admissions in educational institutions, arguing that it undermines meritocracy. The ruling emphasizes the need for equitable access to education, urging authorities to prioritize transparency and fairness in admission processes, thereby ensuring that opportunities are available to all students.
2.Another student dies by suicide at NLU Delhi:- A student at National Law University (NLU) Delhi has tragically died by suicide, raising concerns about mental health support within the institution. This incident follows previous cases, prompting calls for improved counseling services and awareness programs to address the mental well-being of students in high-pressure academic environments.
3.Karnataka High Court upholds Governor’s sanction to prosecute CM Siddaramaiah in MUDA scam:- The Karnataka High Court has upheld the Governor’s decision to grant sanction for prosecuting Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in the MUDA scam. The court’s ruling reinforces legal accountability for public officials and highlights ongoing concerns regarding corruption, prompting discussions on governance and transparency within the state’s political framework.
4.Karnataka High Court bars using, uploading videos of HC proceedings:- The Karnataka High Court has upheld the Governor’s decision to grant sanction for prosecuting Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in the MUDA scam. The court’s ruling reinforces legal accountability for public officials and highlights ongoing concerns regarding corruption, prompting discussions on governance and transparency within the state’s political framework.
5.Delhi High Court refuses to entertain plea against rule on preserving embryos only for original recipient:- The Delhi High Court has dismissed a plea challenging the rule that mandates embryos be preserved solely for the original recipient. The court upheld the regulation, emphasizing ethical considerations in reproductive technology and the need to protect the rights of individuals involved in assisted reproductive processes.
6.Kerala High Court denies anticipatory bail to actor Siddique in rape case:- The Kerala High Court has denied anticipatory bail to actor Siddique in a rape case. The court cited the seriousness of the allegations and the need for a thorough investigation. Siddique’s legal team plans to challenge the decision, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding the impact of such accusations on his career.
7.Law on bail does not discriminate between foreigner and Indian: Jammu and Kashmir High Court:- The Jammu and Kashmir High Court affirmed that bail laws apply equally to both foreigners and Indian citizens, rejecting claims of discrimination. The court emphasized the principle of equality under the law, reinforcing that legal protections and procedures should be uniformly accessible, regardless of a person’s nationality.
8.Bombay High Court Chief Justice DK Upadhyay calls for stricter oversight over arbitrators’ conduct:- Bombay High Court Chief Justice D.K. Upadhyay has urged for stricter oversight of arbitrators’ conduct to ensure transparency and integrity in arbitration processes. Highlighting concerns over potential biases and misconduct, he called for regulatory measures to enhance accountability and maintain public trust in alternative dispute resolution mechanisms.
9.Delhi High Court rejects plea against installation of Jhansi Rani statue at Shahi Idgah park:- The Delhi High Court has rejected a plea challenging the installation of a statue of Rani Lakshmibai at Shahi Idgah Park. The court upheld the project, emphasizing the significance of honoring historical figures and the importance of preserving cultural heritage, while maintaining that the installation does not violate any laws.
10.Haryana Court grants bail to Ambience Developers’ MD Raj Singh Gehlot in cheating case:- A Haryana court has granted bail to Raj Singh Gehlot, Managing Director of Ambience Developers, in a cheating case. The court found sufficient grounds for bail, citing lack of evidence for continued detention. Gehlot faces allegations related to fraudulent practices in property dealings, but maintains his innocence.
