A revisiting of the Chinnaiah judgement raises questions about sub-classification in reservations for Scheduled Castes

The top court's reconsideration of a 20-year-old judgement could be pivotal in clarifying that caste can also be a class category

In the wake of the passing of the Women’s Reservation Bill, we curate some thought-provoking reads on the true intent of affirmative action

Judgments on various reservation policies this year provided little clarity on what this affirmative action measure is meant to accomplish.

A historic first in SC Livestreaming, three Constitution Bench developments, addition of a Fourth Constitution bench announced.

Union argued that the Hijab Ban promoted equality. In the EWS Challenge, they argued that the 50% reservation limit applied only for SC/STs.

Advocate Shadan Farasat argued that backward classes are more likely to be economically weaker and can't be excluded from EWS Reservations.

Hearings in the challenge to reservation for economically backward citizens began. Key questions on the purpose of reservations were raised.

SCO's video recap of the last week discusses the major highlights of the week, and what to expect going forward.

The cases involve questions of Reservations, Remission, Taxation and Service Rules. 

SC/ST/OBC individuals belonging to the 'creamy layer' are not eligible for certain types of reservations.

We discuss the Supreme Court's demand for data in reservations policies and the implications of this demand with Dr. Anup Surendranath.