The student, Ayushi Patel, in her petition, claimed that NTA sent her a communication saying her result would not be declared as her OMR sheet was found torn. She had also posted a video on social media repeating the allegations that caused a stir amid the ongoing row over claims of irregularities in the conduct of the undergraduate medical entrance exam NEET.
The Allahabad High Court in India has dismissed a plea by an interfaith live-in couple seeking police protection, stating that such relationships are often driven by infatuation and result in temporary and fragile arrangements. While acknowledging that the Supreme Court has validated live-in relationships in the past, the division bench of Justices Rahul Chaturvedi and Mohammad Azhar Husain Idrisi emphasized that unless the couple decides to marry and commit to a serious relationship, the court will not express an opinion on such arrangements. The case involved a petition filed by a Hindu-Muslim couple challenging an FIR lodged against the man by the woman's aunt.
The bench directed its registrar to send a copy of the order to the principal secretary (medical education) and KGMU Vice Chancellor Lieutenant General (Retired) Bipin Puri.
A bench of the Lucknow High Court has determined that the retirement age for government homeopathic doctors is 60 years, but the retirement age for government allopathic doctors is 62 years. This violates the principle of equality. A bench of justice Vivek Chaudhary passed the order on the plea of Dr Yadav. It was pleaded on his behalf that in 2017 the retirement age of allopathic doctors of provincial services was increased to 62 years, but it was not increased for homeopathic doctors which was discrimination.
A division bench comprising Justice Ramesh Sinha and Justice Jaspreet Singh on Monday allowed special appeals filed against the single judge bench order of October 19, 2022, that had restrained the government from issuing appointment letters to these health workers.
The court was especially concerned about the alleged lack of beds in government hospitals for such patients. It also pulled up the municipal corporation for its failure to control the spread of dengue due to poor sanitation arrangement and fogging.
Hearing a plea filed by Uttar Pradesh government against the Allahabad High Court which had passed a slew of directions on management of the pandemic in the state and passed adverse observations against the government, a bench of Justices Vineet Saran and Dinesh Maheshwari asked whether the HC should have entered the arena.
The court was referring to the disposal of the body of a patient, Santosh Kumar, as unidentified in Meerut district hospital.
The Allahabad High Court has directed the Uttar Pradesh government to ensure strict monitoring, and compulsorily implement the rule of wearing face masks in the six districts most affected by the coronavirus infection in the state.
The ruling came while the court was hearing a plea regarding whether a husband, in a divorce petition, can direct the wife to undergo a DNA test or refuse to undergo the test himself.
The IMA also drew attention of the PM towards the "stress and suffering that Dr Khan and his family were undergoing" for the past two years and urged him to compensate the suspended doctor.
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