A line drawn by the court
The Supreme Court’s recent refusal to mandate menstrual leave across India was not an abdication of concern for women’s health.
The Supreme Court’s recent refusal to mandate menstrual leave across India was not an abdication of concern for women’s health.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday struck down a provision of the Social Security Code, 2020 that limited maternity benefits for adoptive mothers to cases where the adopted child was below three months of age, holding the restriction to be arbitrary and violative of the right to equality under Article 14.
Criticism of the Citizenship Amendment Act is not justified by facts, argues NANDALAL CHAKRABARTI.
However, when the gates of the institute opened on 15 August 1995, 19- year-old Shannon Faulkner left the institute within a week citing psychological abuse and later she became a middle school teacher in South Carolina.
A ruckus erupted in Lok Sabha earlier today when the Government and Opposition clashed over the fresh Triple Talaq bill.
The Supreme Court was hearing the petition which said that while a public servant cannot practise as an advocate, lawmakers are practising in various courts which was a violation of Article 14 of the Constitution.
It is a big problem for minorities when the institution that is supposed to protect minorities turns its back on them, says Bakhtawar Bilal Soofi.
