Top of page
Law

Govt educational institutes ignore 4% disability job quota: PIL

Young man in wheelchair with colleagues working in an office.

Chennai, India –  The Madras high court has ordered notice to the state government on a Public Interest litigation (PIL) moved by two associations for people with vision disabilities seeking strict implementation of 4% reservation for people with disabilities for employment in government-aided educational institutions.

Admitting the plea, a division bench of Justice M Sathyanarayanan and Justice N Seshasayee directed the state to respond to the PIL in eight weeks.

The plea has been moved by the College Students and Graduates Association of the Blind and the All India Confederation of the Blind.

You might also like

Elderly men and boy on dry ground Elderly men and boy on dry ground

Durham University drives global climate and health law

The World Health Organization identifies climate change as the biggest…

Young female caregiver helping a senior man in a wheelchair in a nursing home at night smiling Young female caregiver helping a senior man in a wheelchair in a nursing home at night smiling

HHS announces new rule to bolster disability protections under Federal law

The US Department of Health and Human Services unveiled a…

Hand banging gavel on dark background, the judge makes a verdict Hand banging gavel on dark background, the judge makes a verdict

HC greenlights breakthrough stem cell treatment for children with autism

On Thursday, the Delhi High Court approved the use of…

a carer and a support dog walking alongside a woman in an electric wheelchair a carer and a support dog walking alongside a woman in an electric wheelchair

Legislation to usher inclusion for Tasmanians with disabilities

Tasmanian community members are invited to have their say about…