The Supreme Court temporarily halted a Mumbai college’s directive banning hijabs, caps, and badges, but allowed the prohibition on burqas, niqabs, or stoles to remain. The decision came in response to a petition by three students. Senior advocate Madhavi Divan raised concerns about religious symbols in education, which the court agreed to review further in November.
SC stays ban on hijab by Mumbai college, but says no burqa or niqab
Categories:
Related Post
Remains of WWII soldier killed nearly 80 years ago in France identified, to be reburied at national cemeteryRemains of WWII soldier killed nearly 80 years ago in France identified, to be reburied at national cemetery
A World War II soldier who was killed in the mountains of France during a German offensive in 1944 has been identified, and his remains will be reburied at Arlington
Judge vacates order against J6 defendants, says they can visit US Capitol without seeking permissionJudge vacates order against J6 defendants, says they can visit US Capitol without seeking permission
January 6 defendants who received commutations from President Donald Trump are free to visit the U.S. Capitol without receiving prior permission, a federal judge ruled Monday. District Judge Amit Mehta