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The petitioner, appointed as an Assistant Teacher in 1973 by the school’s Management and approved by the education officer in 1974, was later excluded from salary payments after the school came under the grant‑in‑aid scheme in 1991. The exclusion was based on the claim that she lacked the …
Lakhraniya Devi filed a writ petition challenging a 7 May 2018 order that denied arrears of salary and retirement benefits to her late husband, a primary school teacher who retired in 2000 and died in 2004. The petitioner argued that the husband’s appointment on 15 April 1964 was lawful, as …
The petitioner, Bhupal Singh, was recommended for the post of Headmaster in a junior high school under the U.P. Basic Education Act, 1972, but his appointment was rejected because the selection process was completed after the deadline set by a Government Order dated 03.06.2016, which required …
The State of Uttar Pradesh issued an order restricting eligibility for the Special Basic Training Course (BTC) 2007 to candidates whose B.Ed. degrees were from institutions recognized by the National Council for Teacher Education (NCTE). Several candidates whose degrees were from institutions that …
The Committee of Management of Kanya Junior High School, a Jain‑run minority institution, terminated Assistant Teacher Santosh Upadhyay for acts of indiscipline after a show‑cause notice, suspension and enquiry. She challenged the termination, arguing that under Rule 11 of the Uttar Pradesh …
The appellants were appointed as Urdu teachers in Uttar Pradesh despite not possessing the Basic Teacher's Certificate (B.T.C.) or any equivalent training qualification required by Rule 8 of the U.P. Basic (Teachers) Services Rules, 1981 at the time of their recruitment. Within weeks, the State …
The State of Uttar Pradesh, facing a severe shortage of primary school teachers, introduced a two‑month special Basic Teacher's Certificate (BTC) training programme for B.Ed/L.T. candidates, reserving 50% of seats for women and imposing a restriction that applications be made only for vacancies in …
Sugna Devi was appointed as an Assistant Teacher by the President of the District Board, Gonda, in 1966. After prolonged illness she returned to work in 1971 but was told she was terminated without any formal termination order. When basic education was transferred to the Basic Shiksha Parishad under …
Bal Niketan Nursery School, a recognised institution under the U.P. Basic Education Act, 1972 and run by a registered society, purchased land and super‑structures in its own name and, through its manager (who was also the society's secretary), served notice to four tenants and filed suits for …
