SC allows states to sub|classify SCs

States have right to sub-classify SCs for quotas: Supreme Court

Supreme Court allows State Governments to sub-classify Scheduled Castes for reservation, overruling previous verdict, subject to judicial ...

Explained: Supreme Court's verdict on sub-classification of SCs and ...

Article 341(1) of the Constitution gives the President the power to “specify the castes, races or tribes” in a state, which shall “for the ...

SC Allows for Sub-Classification of SCs and STs - Drishti IAS

The Supreme Court of India delivered a landmark verdict allowing states the authority to sub-classify reserved category groups, ...

Supreme Court Proposes Exclusion of Creamy Layer Among SC ...

While allowing states to sub-categorise SCs and STs for the sake of reservation, four of the seven judges on the constitutional bench ...

As Supreme Court allows SC sub-classification, lessons from past ...

The Supreme Court has called for sub-classification of Scheduled Castes to be based on “quantifiable and demonstrable data”.

Sub-classification of SCs for quota: SC to consider in-chambers ...

The apex court, however, made it clear that states have to make sub-classification on the basis of "quantifiable and demonstrable data" of ...

Supreme Court allows sub-classification in SC, ST for quota

On Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that states can sub-classify Scheduled Castes (SCs) and Scheduled Tribes (STs) to provide additional ...

States empowered to make sub-classification in SCs, STs for quotas ...

India news, SC/ST quota reservation news: The majority verdict said the basis of sub-classification has to be justified by 'quantifiable and ...

Supreme Court rules states can sub-classify SCs and STs for quotas

A seven-judge constitution bench headed by Chief Justice D Y Chandrachud held by a 6:1 majority that the further sub-classification of SCs and STs by states can ...

Supreme Court on sub-categorisation of Schedules Castes (SCs)

In a recent judgment, a seven-judge Bench of the Supreme Court by a 6:1 majority ruling has permitted State governments to sub-classify ...

How Supreme Court order treads sub-classification minefield

New Delhi: In a landmark verdict Thursday, the Supreme Court ruled that states have the power to sub-classify Scheduled Castes (SCs) and ...

SC allows sub-classification of classes; What's the case and what ...

... the top court had held that only Parliament and not state legislatures had the power to sub-classify SCs and STs for reservation.

Supreme Court rules state governments have power to sub-classify ...

In a landmark judgement, the Supreme Court of India ruled on Thursday that state governments have the power to sub-classify Scheduled Castes ...

Supreme Court paves way for Scheduled Castes Sub ...

Arguably, two historical and contemporary realities ought not to permit the applicability of the criterion of “creamy layer” to the SCs.

SC allows states to sub-classify SCs, STs for quotas within reserved ...

The Supreme Court ruled that states have the authority to sub-classify Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes to allocate quotas within the reserved category.

Why has the Supreme Court upheld States' right to sub-categorise ...

Supreme Court allows sub-classification within SC ... Why has the Supreme Court upheld States' right to sub-categorise SCs for quota benefits?

States empowered to make sub-classifications in SC, ST for quota

The Supreme Court on Thursday ruled that sub-classification within the Scheduled Castes (SC) and Scheduled Tribes (ST) is permissible.

States empowered to make sub-classifications in SC, ST for quota ...

The top court said sub-classification of castes among SCs must be based on degrees of their discrimination and can be done by states through ...

In a majority ruling, Supreme Court allows sub-classification of SCs ...

The ruling overruled a 2004 judgment in E V Chinnaiah vs State of Andhra Pradesh which said there cannot be sub-classification of SCs and ...

SC verdict allowing for Sub-Classification of SCs and STs - ForumIAS

Chinnaiah vs. State of Andhra Pradesh, which had prohibited such sub-classifications.