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This article discusses the Supreme Court’s decision to stay new UGC regulations, which has led to celebrations among the upper caste community in Nawada.
In Nawada, the upper caste community is celebrating after the Supreme Court decided to pause the new UGC rules meant to promote equity in higher education. This news has brought a sense of joy and relief among the people, who are calling it a win for justice.
The court found the new ‘Promotion of Equity’ regulations unclear and possibly misused. With this decision, the previous rules from 2012 will now continue to be in place, which has cleared up confusion in schools and universities regarding these regulations.
As word spread about the court’s ruling, many people took to the streets, sharing sweets and expressing their happiness. The youth and educated members of the community see this decision as a way to protect their right to equality under Article 14 of the Constitution, emphasizing that fairness and merit should always be prioritized.
The main concern from the upper caste community was that the new UGC rules were unfairly favoring certain groups at the expense of general category students and teachers. The court’s ruling has calmed these worries for now, and students in Nawada feel a renewed sense of hope for equal opportunities in education.
The next hearing for this case is set for March 19. Until then, schools and colleges across India will function under the old guidelines. The community is determined to continue advocating for equal opportunities for everyone in the future.
Summary:
- Supreme Court pauses new UGC regulations.
- Old rules from 2012 will remain in effect for now.
- Upper caste community celebrates the court’s decision.
- Concerns about fairness in education addressed temporarily.
- Next hearing scheduled for March 19.
