Keeping Pace with Legal Change
NLU Jodhpur maintains a 25% domicile quota for Rajasthan students for 2025 admissions, upheld by the High Court. This reservation, common among NLUs, aims to balance national excellence with local educational access, impacting CLAT cutoffs significantly for in-state and out-of-state candidates.
Amendment 2025 raises Ladakh’s reservation cap from 50% to 85%, excluding EWS, extending quotas to government jobs and professional colleges. The regulation aims to enhance indigenous representation and broader local education access, implementing effective safeguards to ensure fairness and efficacy.
The Supreme Court decided that workers from the Indian Military Nursing Service (IMNS) are considered ex-servicemen under Punjab’s 1982 hiring guidelines. This means they can get reservations in state government posts. The ruling makes sure that military nurse officers are treated fairly when they work in civilian jobs.
