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Kerala High Court Upholds Equality for Retired CISF Personnel: “Discrimination in Welfare Benefits Offends Article 14” — Orders Extension of Liquor Canteen Facilities Through CLMS System

Court’s Decision The Kerala High Court, through Justice N. Nagareśh, delivered a landmark judgment reaffirming the constitutional principle of equality under Article 14. The Court held that denying liquor canteen…
Posted by Rawlaw October 23, 2025
Bombay High Court Issues 3 Strong Directives: Financial Limitations Can’t Justify Exploitation — Orders Permanent Jobs for Malegaon Workers
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Bombay High Court Issues 3 Strong Directives: Financial Limitations Can’t Justify Exploitation — Orders Permanent Jobs for Malegaon Workers

Court’s Decision The Bombay High Court emphatically ruled that daily-wage employees who have continuously worked for several years in essential services cannot be denied permanency on the ground of financial…
Posted by Rawlaw October 14, 2025

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