AMU Case Final Day: Supreme Court reserves verdict on minority status of Aligarh Muslim University

Nithyakalyani Narayanan. V In a series of petitions, the Supreme Court on February 1st deferred its decision over the Aligarh Muslim University’s (AMU) eligibility for minority status under Article 30 of the Indian Constitution. The case’s last day of hearings Read more

AMU Case (Day 6): Supreme Court Observed That Parliament Alone Has The Authority To Recognize Historical Events Through Legislation

Nithyakalyani Narayanan. V On January 30th, the Supreme Court held that Parliament alone has the authority to recognise history and historical events through legislative action. Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud and Justices Sanjiv Khanna, Surya Kant, JB Pardiwala, Dipankar Datta, Read more

Supreme Court Rejects Challenge To Centre’s Notification Bringing Medical Devices Within Definition Of ‘Drugs’

Jahanvi Agarwal The Supreme Court has declined to intervene in the Delhi High Court’s endorsement of Central Government notifications categorizing medical devices, including nebulizers, blood pressure monitoring devices, digital thermometers, and glucometers, as “drugs.” The dismissal came in response to Read more

AMU Minority Status Case | Supreme Court Holds That Article 30 Is An Obligation On The State, Not Just An Enabling Provision

Nithyakalyani Narayanan. V The political stance of Aligarh Muslim University’s (AMU) founders during British colonial times would not affect the university’s minority status today, the Supreme Court ruled on January 22. The hearing for the petitions regarding AMU’s minority status is Read more