.The Department of Homeland Security requires U.S. employers to lay off foreign employees who lose their temporary protected status. The Department of Homeland Security is asking U.S. employers to lay off all foreign workers who have now lost their “temporary protected status.” The directive comes as the Supreme Court recently upheld the Donald Trump administration’s … Read more
Melania Trump Posted on X on Tuesday 30 June in support of the ban transgender athletes Playing a sport in a category different from your sex at birth. However, she also expressed her support for LGBTQ rights. Her post came in the wake of the Supreme Court’s ruling on transgender athletes. Melania Trump urges the … Read more
this United States Supreme Court President Donald Trump’s push to restrict birthright citizenship was rejected on Tuesday, handing the White House one of the biggest legal defeats of the year. Court rules 6-3 that Trump’s executive order violates Citizenship Clause Fourteenth Amendment. Seated (left): Justices Sonia Sotomayor, Clarence Thomas, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr., … Read more
New Delhi: In a major ruling, the Supreme Court on Tuesday said a qualified woman’s decision to pursue her career and create a stable environment for her children cannot be considered “cruelty” or “abandonment” in marriage, setting aside what it called a “regressive” and “ultra-conservative” verdict of a lower court in a matrimonial dispute, PTI … Read more
NEW DELHI: A spouse in an extra-marital relationship cannot be a ground to prosecute the partner if the spouse commits suicide due to tension in the relationship, the SC said on Thursday, adding that abetment of suicide requires active abetment.A bench of Justices K V Viswanathan and Atul Chandurkar said that to sustain the charge … Read more
The review request was heard by the nine-judge Constitutional Court. (Press Trust photo) New Delhi: Center on Thursday backed restrictions on entry of menstruating women into Kerala Sabarimala Templeargued before the Supreme Court that the 2018 decision lifting the ban was based on the assumption that men are superior to women.A nine-judge Constitution bench headed … Read more
NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court has ruled that criminal proceedings cannot be initiated based solely on vague and unsubstantiated allegations, quashing the dowry harassment and abuse case filed by the daughter-in-law against a septuagenarian couple in Kanpur.The bench, comprising Justices BV Nagarathna and Ujjal Bhuyan, noted that the case was filed nearly seven years after … Read more
New Delhi: People who practice religions other than Hinduism, Sikhism or Buddhism cannot be recognized as members of scheduled castes, the Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday. The Supreme Court observed that conversion to any other religion would result in loss of such status.A bench of Justices PK Mishra and NV Anjaria upheld an order of … Read more
NEW DELHI: A “clarification letter” issued by the Center in 2004 brought discriminatory standards for determination of milk fat layer into reality, but surprisingly, its roots are yet to be identified.While settling the dispute and ruling that all government and non-government employees must follow the same standards, the Supreme Court noted that the Parliamentary Committee … Read more
New Delhi: The Supreme Court has said that the income of parents cannot be the only criterion for excluding candidates from the OBC quota on the grounds of “creamy layer” and stressed that the employment status and category of the parents must be taken into consideration with the income/wealth test as an additional criterion for … Read more