India  
 
NewsR.in

'Eligibility criteria can't be changed midway': SC on recruitment process for government jobs

IndiaTimes Thursday, 7 November 2024
The Supreme Court ruled that public sector job criteria cannot be changed mid-recruitment unless rules permit, emphasizing transparency. The court stated that recruitment starts with advertising and ends with filling positions, and any changes must be fair and reasonable.
0
shares		ShareTweetSavePostSend
 

💡 newsR Knowledge: Other News Mentions

South Carolina South Carolina U.S. state

'An intrusion on legislature's supremacy': Kapil Sibal slams VP Dhankhar's remarks on SC

 Kapil Sibal criticized Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar's disapproval of the Supreme Court's ruling on presidential bill decisions and Tamil Nadu governor's bill..
IndiaTimes

SC: No foul words used, banner depicts homebuyers' grievances

 The Supreme Court has ruled that peaceful protests by homebuyers, including holding banners expressing grievances against realtors, do not constitute defamation..
IndiaTimes

Dhankhar slams SC timeline for decision on bills

 Vice President Jagdeep Dhankhar criticized the Supreme Court's ruling that set a timeline for the President and governors to decide on bills. He questioned the..
IndiaTimes

SC on Urdu use: Language shouldn't divide society

 The Supreme Court has emphasized that India's linguistic diversity should be celebrated, not be a cause for division. The court upheld the use of Urdu, alongside..
IndiaTimes

Supreme Court of the United States Supreme Court of the United States Highest court of jurisdiction in the US

Plea unheard by Bombay HC, SC stays notice after dargah razed

 The Supreme Court intervened by ordering a stay on the demolition notice for the Hazrat Saatpeer Sayed Baba dargah in Nashik. However, the Nashik Municipal..
IndiaTimes

No SC stay as govt puts key waqf law provisions on hold

 The Union government assured the Supreme Court it would refrain from appointments to the Central Waqf Council and Auqaf Boards, maintaining the status quo on..
IndiaTimes

Supreme Court junks HC order on removal of 'all defamatory content'

 The Supreme Court overturned a Delhi High Court order that directed Wikimedia to remove all allegedly defamatory content about ANI, deeming the order too broad..
IndiaTimes

You Might Like


Related news from verified sources

US supreme court justice Sonia Sotomayor has no plans to resign despite calls for succession

 Supreme Court Justice Sonia Sotomayor has dismissed suggestions that she should resign from her position, despite calls from some progressive voices for her to...
IndiaTimes

Sambhal row: Trial court not to proceed in case till Allahabad high court hears plea, says Supreme Court

 Supreme Court directs Sambhal administration to maintain peace amid communal tensions and orders the trial court not to proceed with the survey of Shahi Jama...
IndiaTimes

Collegium recommends elevation of Delhi HC CJ Manmohan as judge to SC

 The Supreme Court Collegium has recommended the elevation of Delhi High Court Chief Justice Manmohan as a judge of the apex court, citing the current...
IndiaTimes