Kerala Students Supreme Court

Two Kerala students who were charged under an anti-terror law for alleged Maoist links have won a legal battle in the Supreme Court, which ruled their bail was valid.

Even as Sabarimala in Kerala continues to simmer over the Supreme Court verdict that allowed women of all ages to enter the Lord Ayyappa shrine, women law students have filed a plea with the Delhi High Court seeking directions to the Centre and other authorities to allow the entry of women into the sanctum sanctorum of Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Darga...

The admission of 180 students of two medical colleges in Kerala stands cancelled after the Supreme Court today struck down an executive order by the state government.

A Hindu woman's marriage at the end of last year to a Muslim man in Kerala will be examined by the country's top counter-terror agency, the Supreme Court said today. The National Investigating Agency or NIA has been allowed by judges to explore whether groups including the banned SIMI (Students Islamist Movement of India) are preying on vulnerable ...

The Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan yesterday said that the Kerala Government will soon bring a new legislation for admission of students to self-financing medical colleges in the state. The decision was taken at a meeting held in Thiruvananthapuram which was attended by representatives from all political parties.

Two Kerala students who were charged under an anti-terror law for alleged Maoist links have won a legal battle in the Supreme Court, which ruled their bail was valid.

Even as Sabarimala in Kerala continues to simmer over the Supreme Court verdict that allowed women of all ages to enter the Lord Ayyappa shrine, women law students have filed a plea with the Delhi High Court seeking directions to the Centre and other authorities to allow the entry of women into the sanctum sanctorum of Hazrat Nizamuddin Aulia Darga...

The admission of 180 students of two medical colleges in Kerala stands cancelled after the Supreme Court today struck down an executive order by the state government.

A Hindu woman's marriage at the end of last year to a Muslim man in Kerala will be examined by the country's top counter-terror agency, the Supreme Court said today. The National Investigating Agency or NIA has been allowed by judges to explore whether groups including the banned SIMI (Students Islamist Movement of India) are preying on vulnerable ...

The Chief Minister Pinarayi Vijayan yesterday said that the Kerala Government will soon bring a new legislation for admission of students to self-financing medical colleges in the state. The decision was taken at a meeting held in Thiruvananthapuram which was attended by representatives from all political parties.