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Supreme Court Allows Transgender Woman To Apply For Teaching Vacancies Without Gender Restriction
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Shivam Y.

Supreme Court Allows Transgender Woman To Apply For Teaching Vacancies Without Gender Restriction

In a significant hearing on transgender rights in public employment, the Supreme Court of India on April 10, 2026, expressed prima facie disagreement with how the Delhi High Court handled a plea seeking inclusive recruitment policies. The Court issued notice to the Government of NCT of Delhi while granting interim relief to the petitioner.

The petitioner had approached the High Court requesting separate vacancies, relaxation in qualifications and age, and implementation of the Transgender Persons (Protection of Rights) Act, 2019 along with its Rules. She also sought correction of her gender and name details in the Delhi Subordinate Services Selection Board’s application system and reservation in public employment.

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Allahabad High Court Orders KDA to Hand Over Plot to 90-Year-Old Allottee, Grants ₹13,700 Monthly Damages
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Shivam Y.

Allahabad High Court Orders KDA to Hand Over Plot to 90-Year-Old Allottee, Grants ₹13,700 Monthly Damages

The Allahabad High Court has ruled in favour of a senior citizen who has been waiting more than four decades for possession of a plot allotted by the Kanpur Development Authority. The Court directed the authority to immediately hand over the land and compensate the allottee for financial losses caused by the delay.

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Supreme Court Upholds Divorce in Mamta Devi Case, Orders Monthly Maintenance of ₹10,000 Instead of Lump Sum
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Vivek G.

Supreme Court Upholds Divorce in Mamta Devi Case, Orders Monthly Maintenance of ₹10,000 Instead of Lump Sum

In a significant matrimonial dispute, the Supreme Court has upheld a divorce granted by lower courts while modifying the financial relief awarded to the wife. The case revolved around allegations of cruelty, desertion, and long-term separation between the spouses.

Read also:- Supreme Court Sets Aside High Court Ruling on Rajasthan Milk Union Bye-Laws, Upholds Challenge Over Maintainability

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Rajasthan High Court Stays Consumer Proceedings Against Actor Salman Khan Over Pan Masala Advertisement Row
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Shivam Y.

Rajasthan High Court Stays Consumer Proceedings Against Actor Salman Khan Over Pan Masala Advertisement Row

The Rajasthan High Court at Jaipur has put on hold the consumer proceedings initiated against actor Salman Khan in a case alleging misleading advertisement linked to a pan masala product. The order came during a hearing on a writ petition filed by the actor challenging earlier consumer forum directions.

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