CM Vijay to Distribute Karur Stampede Compensation and Government Job Appointments Today CM Vijay's kind Gesture Chief Minister C. Joseph Vijay is set to visit Karur district today to provide relief and support to families affected by the tragic Karur stampede . As part of the TVK coalition government's welfare initiative , appointment orders for 32 government jobs will be distributed to eligible family members of those who lost their lives in the incident. The move is aimed at providing both financial security and long-term support to the affected families. Karur Stampede: A Tragic Reminder The Karur stampede , which occurred during a large public gathering last year, claimed several lives and left many families devastated. Since the tragedy, there have been continued calls for government assistance , accountability , and meaningful relief measures for the victims' families. Today's event marks a significant step in the government's efforts to support those ...
TitleCharacter CountEstimated CTRPrivate School Fee Transparency: Justice M. Dhandapani's Article 226 Ruling
Private School Fee Transparency: Justice M. Dhandapani's Article 226 Ruling A significant step towards private school fee transparency has emerged from the judiciary, with Justice M. Dhandapani invoking Article 226 of the Constitution of India to strengthen oversight of private school fees . The ruling aims to prevent arbitrary fee hikes , improve fee transparency , and protect middle-income families from unexpected educational expenses. The Court has directed the Director of Private Schools to regularly maintain and update government-approved fee templates , ensuring that private schools follow approved fee structures and remain accountable. What Is Article 226 Writ Jurisdiction? Article 226 empowers every High Court in India to issue constitutional writs such as: Habeas Corpus Mandamus Prohibition Certiorari Quo Warranto These writs are issued to protect legal and constitutional rights whenever authorities or institutions act unlawfully. In this case, Justice M. Dhandapa...