BREAKING | Supreme Court orders that the UGC Equity Regulations, 2026 shall remain in abeyance. The 2012 UGC Regulations will continue to operate, with the Court invoking Article 142 to ensure the existing redressal mechanism for marginalized groups is not dismantled. #UGCRegulations #SupremeCourt

by Sekar Reporter · January 29, 2026

BREAKING | Supreme Court
orders that the UGC Equity Regulations, 2026 shall remain in abeyance. The 2012 UGC Regulations will continue to operate, with the Court invoking Article 142 to ensure the existing redressal mechanism for marginalized groups is not dismantled. #UGCRegulations #SupremeCourt

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