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IIT Bombay announced a new course by Justice UU Lalit, Former Chief Justice of India and Distinguished Visiting Professor at ADCPS, titled "Affirmative Action in India: A Brief Constitutional History"; Read more here!
New Delhi: As per the latest updates, IIT Bombay has launched a new program titled "Affirmative Action in India: A Brief Constitutional History". The program will be taught by Justice UU Lalit, Former Chief Justice of India and Distinguished Visiting Professor at ADCPS.
As per IIT Bombay, the program will introduce participants to affirmative action in India, encompassing various crucial aspects. It will include an insightful overview, affirmative action and an introduction to the historical background of pre-independence initiatives in states like Kolhapur, Travancore, Mysore, and Madras.
The curriculum will cover various aspects of the constitution's provisions and a detailed analysis of cases like Champakam Dorairajan and the First Amendment. It will also include an overview of the draft constitution and the Constituent Assembly’s adept handling of affirmative action matters.
In addition to this, participants will learn about key topics such as the Mandal Commission’s report, the landmark Indra Sawhney case, and the Constitutional amendment relating to affirmative action in promotions throughout the course curriculum.
The course will be instructed by Justice Uday Umesh Lalit, who worked as a distinguished Indian jurist and a former Chief Justice of the Supreme Court of India. He was selected to his post as a judge of the Supreme Court on August 13, 2014.
Along with Justice UU Lalit, Assistant Professor Dr. Naveen Bharathi will instruct the course. Dr. Naveen is working at the Centre, specializing in political sociology and the political economy of identity in India with a focus on the relationship between ethnic diversity and development.
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