SC settles row over vcs for 3 Bengal varsities
Current AffairsConstitutional LawFACTS: The Supreme Court has resolved a dispute between the government of West Bengal and the Governor over the appointment of vice chancellors for three universities. The dispute had been ongoing for 30 months. ISSUE: The court must decide whether the appointments were valid. RULING: The court has settled the row, finalizing the appointments. REASONING: The court's decision will be guided by the principles of university governance and the Constitution. SIGNIFICANCE: This case is significant for Judiciary Exam and CLAT students as it deals with the interpretation of university governance and the role of the judiciary in resolving disputes.