Supreme Court Gives Centre More Time on UGC Anti-Ragging Rules
The Supreme Court has given the Centre more time to review the University Grants Commission's rules on caste bias and ragging. The extra time means the rules stay under review before any final decision. The case looks at how colleges must handle discrimination complaints and harassment of students.
Context
Context: The UGC is the national body that sets standards for universities and colleges in India. Ragging, which is harassment of new students, has been banned for years, and this case asks whether the current rules are strong enough.
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