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Supreme Court Acquitted Appellant Due to Lack of Conclusive Evidence Regarding Handwriting on Postal Cover — Convictions Set Aside. Insufficient Proof of Disputed Document — Prosecution’s Failure to Exhibit Primary Evidence Led to Acquittal

Failure to produce the original postal cover as primary evidence rendered the expert report inadmissible — Prosecution’s inability to prov...

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Supreme Court Secures MBBS Admission for Differently Abled Candidate Despite Disability Above 40%. A landmark judgment emphasizing inclusivity and reasonable accommodation for persons with disabilities in medical education.

The Supreme Court of India, upheld the rights of individuals with disabilities to pursue higher education. The appellant, Omkar Gond, who has a 45% s...

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Bombay High Court Ruling on Residency Criteria for MBBS Admissions in Goa. Balancing Merit and Residency: The court addresses the conflict between residency rules and the right to education.

The Bombay High Court, addressed two writ petitions regarding the eligibility for admission to the MBBS course at Goa Medical College (GMC). The key i...

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Supreme Court Rules on MBBS Admission Dispute in Madhya Pradesh. Meritorious Reserved Candidates Secure Victory for Unreserved Government School Quota in Landmark Judgment.

The Supreme Court of India addressed the appeals challenging the Madhya Pradesh High Court's decision regarding the allotment of MBBS seats. The case ...

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Supreme Court Allows Students in MBBS Admission Case Under Central Pool Seats Due to Denial of Fundamental Rights. Court Directs Immediate Admission and Systemic Reforms to Ensure Accessibility of Education for Marginalized Students from Ladakh Under Article 32 of the Constitution.

The Supreme Court of India addressed writ petitions filed under Article 32 of the Constitution by two students from Ladakh, Farzana Batool and Mohamma...