In Ravindra Dhariwal (2021) the SC read Art. 14 to include ideas of inclusive equality to reasonably accommodate persons with disabilities.

In Ravindra Dhariwal v. UoI, the SC reincarnated Article 14 with ideas of inclusive equality reasonable accommodation of disabled persons.

The Supreme Court delivered key judgments on reservations for Persons with Disabilities and the Maratha community.

In 2021, the Supreme Court issued three important judgments on substantive equality. 

Today the Supreme Court begins its last week of hearings for the year, before closing for a 2 week long winter vacation on December 20th.

The Supreme Court gave the Union Government two weeks to return with possible solutions for providing disability access in online classes.

Reservations in public employment for persons with disability and for SC/STs have been treated differently by the Supreme Court.

The Union argued that reservations in promotions for Persons with Disabilities shouldn't apply to promotions in all government services.

On September 21st 2021, a three judge bench, heard the Union’s petition seeking clarifications on the Siddaraju judgment.

The Supreme Court made important decisions on land acquisition,and dismissed the review petition against the Maratha judgment.