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High Court of Bombay Allows Temporary Employees in Unfair Labour Practice Case Due to Erroneous Dismissal by Industrial Court. Industrial Court's Decision Quashed as It Failed to Consider Admissions and Merits Under Items 5, 6, 9, and 10 of Schedule IV of the Maharashtra Recognition of Trade Unions and Prevention of Unfair Labour Practices Act, 1971.

5 Mar 2026

The dispute involved multiple writ petitions filed by temporary employees against the Respondent, challenging the Industrial Court's dismissal of thei...

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High Court of Karnataka Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Dengue Outbreak Based on Letter to Editor, Directs State to Implement Preventive Measures. Right to Health Under Article 21 Obligates State to Control Vector-Borne Diseases.

13 Feb 2025

The High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru, presided by Chief Justice N.V. Anjaria and Justice K.V. Aravind, delivered a judgment on February 13, 2025, ...

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High Court of Karnataka Takes Suo Motu Cognizance of Medical Personnel Shortage — Directs Filling of Vacant Posts and Healthcare Infrastructure Improvement. The Court, acting on a news report, issued directions to the Union of India and State of Karnataka to address the shortfall of 16,500 medical personnel and 454 Primary Health Centers, emphasizing the need for better rural healthcare facilities.

23 Jan 2025

The High Court of Karnataka at Bengaluru, acting on a news report published in 'The New Indian Express' dated 16.10.2023 titled 'Karnataka Short of 16...

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Supreme Court Upholds Gauhati High Court Decision Striking Down Assam Rural Health Regulatory Authority Act, 2004 for Repugnancy with Indian Medical Council Act, 1956. Diploma in Medicine and Rural Health Care Held to Be a Medical Qualification Requiring Central Permission Under Section 10A of IMC Act.

10 May 2023

The case involves appeals against the Gauhati High Court's judgment striking down the Assam Rural Health Regulatory Authority Act, 2004. The Assam Act...

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Supreme Court Assumes Suo Motu Jurisdiction to Address COVID-19 Pandemic Crisis in Distribution of Essential Supplies and Services. The Court directed the Union of India to report on coordination, allocation, and management of oxygen, essential drugs, vaccination, and medical infrastructure under the Disaster Management Act, 2005, emphasizing a bounded-deliberative approach without usurping executive roles.

30 Apr 2021

The Supreme Court of India initiated a suo motu writ petition in response to the unprecedented humanitarian crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic. Th...

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Supreme Court Allows OBC Female Candidates in UP Police Constable Recruitment to Be Considered Against General Category Vacancies. Horizontal Reservation Principle Requires Uniform Application of Cut-off Marks Across Genders, and Candidates with Higher Marks Than General Category Cut-off Cannot Be Denied Selection.

18 Dec 2020

The Supreme Court dealt with a Miscellaneous Application filed by two female candidates, Sonam Tomar (OBC-Female) and Reeta Rani (SC-Female), who part...

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Supreme Court Allows OBC Female Candidates in UP Police Constable Recruitment to Be Selected in General Category Based on Merit. Horizontal Reservation Principle Applied Equally to Female Candidates, Directing State to Consider OBC Females Scoring Above General Female Cut-Off.

18 Dec 2020

The case pertains to a Miscellaneous Application filed by Ms. Sonam Tomar (OBC-Female) and Ms. Reeta Rani (SC-Female) who participated in the 2013 sel...

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Supreme Court Upholds Women Navy Officers' Right to Permanent Commission — Policy Denying Consideration to Existing SSC Officers Held Discriminatory. The court directed grant of Permanent Commissions to women Short Service Commissioned officers in service as on 26 September 2008, under Section 9 of the Navy Act, 1957.

17 Mar 2020

The Supreme Court adjudicated a batch of appeals concerning the grant of Permanent Commissions (PCs) to women Short Service Commissioned (SSC) officer...

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Supreme Court Upholds Women Army Officers' Right to Permanent Commission in Landmark Gender Equality Judgment. Court holds that women SSC officers are entitled to PC at par with male counterparts, rejecting discriminatory service conditions.

17 Feb 2020

The case concerns a batch of appeals filed by the Ministry of Defence against a Delhi High Court judgment directing the grant of Permanent Commission ...

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Bombay High Court Allows Army Major's Resignation in Writ Petition Under Article 226 — Rejection Set Aside as Arbitrary. Right to Resign Must Be Considered Reasonably with Disclosure of Valid Reasons.

25 Mar 2011

The petitioners, Major Yogesh Chandra Madhav Sayanakar and Ms. Shruti Kulkarni, filed a writ petition under Article 226 of the Constitution of India b...

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