Editorial Analysis | 05 October | The Hindu Editorial Today, Vocab, Reading, Grammar | Rupam Ma'am

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5/9...Thank you for the editorial ma'am ⭐🧡⭐

[@RuchiGupta-sg6ly]

In the jail, the prisoners are treated on the caste based discrimination to allocation of duties, classification of prisoners and certain groups treated as 'habitual offenders'. The Supreme Court responded to the petition written by the journalist Sukanya Shantha and analysed the controversial rules and practices in jail and ordered to revise the prison manual within three months. The Constitution prohibits caste based discrimination and untouchability because it violates the right to dignity and right against forced labour and exploitation. 6/9 Thankyou Ma'am ❤

[@radhayadav7111]

The Supreme Court has analysed caste-based discrimination in the jails , said that these discriminations are prohibited in the treatment of prisoners. The caste-based discrimination with prisoners in the prisons is unconstitutional and it required a judgement from the highest court to end colonial practices and systems in prisons .While the court has elaborately dealt with specific rules in the jail manuals of various states and the way in which caste-based hierarchy plays a role in allocation of duties , classification of prisoners.The treatment of certain group as "habitual offenders" is not fear and unconstitutional. The notion discrimination is completely prohibited by all states within three months, this ruling is given by the court.The core of philosophy constitution marks the ushering in an equal society,the ending of all forms of untouchability in any forms. Thank you so much Dear ma'am ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🙏🤗🤗🤗

[@AshishPatel-qn4tm]

Today's editorial ... The supreme court of India has prohibited cast based discrimination in the treatment of prisoners , in addition to colonial practice and systems has been ended by The Apex court and specific rules in the jail has been dealt by The Highest court like that caste based hierarchy, classification of prisoners, treatment of certain social groups as "habitual offender"

[@dimishamahyavanshi8098]

7/9 ❤ Nutshell of article--- Today's article has discussed about the discrimination among jail prisoners on the basis of their caste . Supreme Court cognisance that the state government has done nothing after the independence. Prisoners' work are fraction on the basis of their category duties like cooking are done by suitable caste sweeping and cleaning violation are done by some specific prisoners. Under the petition of Sukanya Santha Court found this illegal activity and unconstitutional. The state government has breached constitutional regime by doing few about this. The Court has pellucid that habitual offenders , allocation on discrimination and untouchability is prohibited as per constitution and this must b revision in three months. The highest Court proclaim that the state government should visit the laws and regimes and change their provisions as per constitution..... Thank you so much wow ma'am ❤❤❤

[@Vishwas_2345]

Today's editorial- The editorial based on the caste discrimination. The noticeable aspect of the supreme court ruling banning caste discrimination which occur in the prisons. Caste based discrimination hierarchy plays a vital role in allocation of duties, classification of prisoners and the treatment of certain social groups. The prison authority did not solve the problem and get rid away from the philosophy of prison. The court had observed the controversial rules and practices in jails happening with the prisoners. The food was cooked by the suitable caste prisoners and other works likes sweeping, cleaning work by lower caste prisoners. It's shows the caste discrimination and Untouchability. Now the government respond to the verdict and revise their rules and regulations related to prison which lead to systemic discrimination among them. 😊😊

[@varshamaurya8769]

Today's article has discussed about the discrimination on the basis of caste among jail prisoners. Recently The Supreme Court prohibited cast based discrimination at jail prisoners Many of the state jail follow the manual and decided to classified the work among prisoners according to their caste. It is quite remarkable that prison authorities and state government had done nothing to solve these issues since independence . The Supreme Court responded on journalist Sukanya Shantha's writ petition and taken verdict that ruling such provisions unconstitutional and directed the manuals within three months.

[@meghaasthana1141]

My score 8/9 Sukanya Shantha, (JOURNALIST ) had writ petition to the supreme court about the unconstitutional rules and regulations are following in many states for prisoners. As a result, the court had found caste based discrimination among the prisoners such as food cooked by the "suitable caste" and sweeping, manual scanvenging by the "scavenger class" .Now it is time for the Government to eradicate the rules which are against the constitution and to revisit the prisoner's manual.

[@muskansardana7061]

score 7 /9 Today's editorial The most important aspect is that to end colonial practices and caste systems in prisons. The supreme court's involvement in this case is must and supreme court gave a verdict also . In jail caste based hierarchy plays a role in allocation of duties, classification of prisoners and treatment of certain social group as Habitual offenders. Prison authorities and state governments do nothing about these rules since independence and these rules are unconstitutional. In prison food is cooked by the suitable caste and those from the scavenger class being assigned task such as manual scavenging, cleaning and this violated the constitutional prohibition against untouchability. This distribution of labour can't be based on birth . State governments should respond to verdict and revise their rules and regulation related to prison administration and end this discrimination. thankuu ma'am ❤❤❤❤❤

[@sumitkulhari...3376]

The way you explain every sentence, word by word is simply outstanding mam. ❤🌸🕉️🙏

[@saurabdeb8144]

Score-7/9 Today's article discusses about the caste- discrimination which still prevails in prisons of ur country since colonial era. Recently, the Supreme Court of India dealt with specific rules which has been described in jail manuals of various states and also observed that caste-based ranking is done inorder to allocate duties in prisons. They also remarked that prison authorities and state government has not shown any efforts to abolish such practices since Independence. Further,the court has also instructed them to revise the jail manual within three months. Though, such legal framework has been instructed but tracing the history of such practices it shows that only menial works such as sweeping, cleaning are allocated to the lower caste whereas higher caste prisoners were given liberty to carry out their "hereditary trades" inside the prison. The court even passed a verdict to eradicate the obscure definition of 'habitual offenders' as they allude towards the criminal tendency of whole tribes.Therefore, the state government must respond to the court's verdict and reanalyze all laws and regulations related to prison administration as such discrimination only creates social inequality in the society. Thank you mam for the amazing session ❤❤

[@jasu4695]

8/9 thankyou ma'am ♥️♥️

[@WOWbakeBihari_chhaya]

05-10-2024- Today Descriptive --- Caste- Based Discrimination is one of the worst Aspect of Country Since independence We Follow colonial Rules Government put little efforts to end Colonial System that based on Hierarchy system on the basis it People can treat and work can also Divide on this system Moreover, this is not limited to society but in Jail Prisoners are also face it. Now Supreme Court Take a charge to Prohibit Caste based system. It is not only Duty of Government but also People of Democratic Country We need to abolish such system. Other wise its Pollute the ambience of Our country And Again we face as face before Independence. RC score 5/9 Thank You maam

[@palaksinghai4056]

Thank you ma'am for today's amazing session....❤ Ma'am I score 7/9.....😊 The requirement of Supreme Court ruling to prohibit the caste base discrimination in jail to assign duties to the prisoners. While the everything is already elaborated in rule manual of jail in various states. It's quite notable that the prison authorities and state governments are doing nothing about these aspects since independence. The philosophy of constitution is to Usher in the equality in socity and end of all kind of discrimination from it. The Supreme Court noticed it after the writ petition of Journalist Sukanya Shantha , on this controversial rules and practices in jail.

[@MukeshSingh-zi1vj]

The most notable aspect for the supreme court is prohibiting caste based discrimination in prison,that should require a judgement from the highest court to end this system. While the court has dealt elaborately with specific rule in various states in which caste based hierarchy plays an important role in prisons. Classification of prisoners and habitual offenders are remarkable for state government and prison authorities, which haven't done even so little about these aspects since independence. The ushering in of an equal society, the prohibition of untouchability and exploitation of labours.

[@palak3312]

(today editorial...marks..8/9)..❤... Education and Awareness Raising people, especially in rular areas...to highlight the harmful effects of caste discrimination and the violation of constitutional rights.. Collaboration and Dialogue among civil society organisations, government agencies and marginalised communities to address caste Discrimination..❤❤ There have been instances where during the mid- day served in schools, children of schedule caste...❤❤ Prisons are more dangerous than publicly run facilities.According to a U.S Department of justice study covering federal prisons... That can lead to health problems custodial to is one another problem faced by prisons....❤❤ today is nice session ❤❤

[@Akankshagupta-po1jj]

7/9 thank you mam 🙏🙏

[@Nandini-wy4hq]

The notable aspect that the supreme court has analysed in the prison is the caste based discrimination among the prisoners. The prisoners are being divided into the group on the basis of their caste an assigned them the task or work according to their caste such as manual scavenging, sweeping etc. It is such an unimaginery thing that the practice of caste based discrimination was going since the british rule. This degrading system in the prisons should be abolished. Thanku ❤

[@soul-7e]

The discrimination in the prison with prisoners based on their caste as well as allocation of task based on their caste is against the constitution's right of dignity. Supreme court provided ruling to change the prison manual, which is being followed since colonial ear, within three months. Marks:-7 Thank you

[@surbhishrivastava5502]

In prison prisoners are facing discrimination on the basis of caste. Prisoners who belongs to lower level caste are supposed to do menial work. Not only work but also follow their hereditary tribes. So, the Supreme Court of India said such rules violate the right to dignity and the right against forced labour and exploitation and asked to Reform the manuals of prison within three months. Thank you ma'am

[@sakshirani29_07]

Thank u so much mam💞🎉 Score 6/9 Prohibition of caste discrimination has already been mentioned in the constitution, even after that the judgement from the supreme court was required for the caste discrimination in prison. A case based hierarchy system has been established in the prison according to which different jobs have been assigned to each person according to their caste.

[@richakumari7935]

The remarkable aspect of the Supreme court preventing caste based discrimination. A judgment form the High court to end colonial practices and systems in prisons .The supreme court found that the jail and various states play caste based hierarchy, allocation of there Duties, classification of prisoners.Responding to the journalist Sukanya Shantha 's reports the Court analysis the controversial rules which is impose on the people who are in the jail just example: caste based work done by people lower caste do not only manual think , food making , but aslo untouchables types of partialities .

[@sanskritichaudhary8254]

Score- 7/9 Recently it is observed that there is a lot of discrimination prevailing in the prisons. The tasks are assigned as per the caste of prisoners. It is highly concerned issue as it violates the values led by Indian Constitution. The Supreme Court has ordered the state government to look into the matter and take corrective measures within three months. Assigning a task on the basis of birth is a derogatory remarks on the dignity of the person. The system in the prisons must change and adhere to the values led by our Constitution.

[@Preetkaur0006]

7/9😊 ❤love you mamji❤ 🥰🥰🙏🏼🙏🏼thx mam

[@vishakhaseth2666]

7/9 Discrimination and allocation of work, on base of caste has been practiced in prison which has been going on since colonial rule. Though in our constitution clearly mentioned about caste discrimination but still going on. The supreme court of India give three month time to state government for changes and follow rules according to constitution. Thankyou Ma'am

[@NAVEEN_SINCE_2004]

3/9 Thank you ma'am 🙏

[@pragyawaliya19]

Score - 7/9 thank you mam💖

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5/9 😢😢 Thank you ma'am ❤❤❤😊😊😊

[@KannuPriyaChauhan]

6 out of 9 Thank you mam for the session ❤❤❤❤

[@AnkitaPaul-ts9nh]

Aj Mera 8/9 aya hai 😭😭. Today's editorial summary:: It is a noticeable fact that the Supreme court wants to know why there is still caste discrimination in prison after a long time of our freedom. The supreme court also say that they rectify the prisonery rules a long time ago but unfortunately the prison authority and the state governments are not maintanence those rules and also they are not interested to implement this rules in the prison. When journalist Sukanya Shantha was highlighted the issues to the court then court analysed the issues and order the prison authority with the State Government to rectify the rules of the prison under three months. Sorry mam thora chota hua aj 😢😢

[@sarikayadavv]

The Supreme Court's ruling has directed that caste-based discrimination in prisons must be prohibited. The court deals with specific rules and caste based hierarchy and said that prision authority did nothing to solve this problem and get away from the core philosophy of the prision. For responding on Sukanya 's writ petition,court has analysed the controversial rules,found ruling is same since Britishers' time. Menal work is appointment to those who belong to lower cast and prestige is given to higher ones.

[@Self-made-z2l]

After the petition filed by journalist Sukanya santha, Supreme court declared that provisions related to caste based discrimination in prisons are unconstitutional and ordered the states government to revisit the prison's manuals.After so many years of independency we are still follow such shame rules. Thank you mam ❤

[@vishnusingh9513]

Article 17. Abolition of untouchability...... "Untouchability" is abolished and its practice in any form is forbidden. The enforcement of any disability arising out of "Untouchability" shall be an offence punishable in accordance with law.

[@DIPALIPATEL2818]

Score - 7/9 Thank you Ma'am

[@RubinaMoneyMaker]

Good evening ma'am today's my score 7/9 Today's article tell us about Time for state government to end systemic discrimination in prisons. The supreme Court has dealt elaborately with specific rules in the jail manuals of various states and the way in which caste based hierarchy plays a role in allocation of duties, classification of prisoners, and the treatment of certain social groups as " habitual offenders ".the supreme Court has directed the revision of prison manuals within three months. Thank you so much ma'am for this wonderful session❤❤❤

[@subhechchhabanerjee27]

The Supreme Court declared that provisions relating to caste-based discriminatory practices in prison manuals are unconstitutional, and directed all states and Union Territories to revise their Prison Manuals, in a landmark judgment. Journalist Sukanya santha logged a petition to this matter. It's a great matter of shame that such type of typical ostracism still existed, especially in prison. After the verdict of SC state govt as well as prison authority should be more careful and kindful tp Handel this matter. Score = 7/9 Thank you so much ma'am ❤

[@sahilverma5375]

Today's Editorial:- Supreme court of India recently responded to the petition filed by journalist sukanya santha exploiting rights of prisoners on the basis of their caste across various prisons in the country. Supreme court asked all the state government and prison official to take corrective measure for the same in three months. It is very awful for us despite 78 years of Independence such activities are still alive in premises that are under govt. State govt and prison authorities should implement the constitutional norms stringently. Thank u mam❤ 8/9😊

[@nandinirai3202]

as soon as the Supreme court get acknowledged about the caste discrimination faced by the prisoners through journalist Sukanya Shantha's writ petition, they came across with the controversial rules and practices inside the institution. The apex court has pronounced that these rules were similar to those which were followed during the period of colonial administrators and reminded everyone that these kind of statements were not enshrined in the Constitution. The court said that it is high time for the respective authorities and State government to revise those unlawful statements and vague definition of "habitual offenders" or the hierarchal order or birth place of prisoner, which were being used for assigning work. They elaborately explained that allocation of work such as cooking food to a particular group of people and sanitation work which was also referred a as menial work to the ones who secured lowest rank on the caste scale should be prohibited

[@anshukushwaha4031]

The supreme court of India prohibitory caste based discrimination in prisioners. The prisoners ask to work based on their cast and force them to do the work which is prohibited in constitution. The supreme court of India asked all the state government and prisoners official to take corrective measures action to prohibit this type of activities. It is very demeaning situation for India that still this caste based discrimination is exist. 9/9😊😊

[@pavanabasavaraj6732]

The Supreme Court has ruled prohibition of caste-based discrimination in the treatment of prisoners as it is against the Constitution's main principle which is social equality. In many states, duties were allocated based on caste and treated many social groups as habitual offenders. Since the independence of the country, prison authorities and state governments have not been concerned about these aspects. Responding to Sukanya Shantha's writ petitions, the Supreme Court ordered the revise of prison manuals within three months to maintain the right to dignity and the right against foced labour and exploitation.

[@itzz_krish_yt]

5/9 Crux of the editorial: The supreme court said that prohibiting the caste based system in prisons.and treated peoples as 'habitual offenders'.The court so noticed and being revise the manuals within three months from this specific rules the justification is that it followed a colonial administration by prison authorities.The work should be divided according to caste a food must be cooked by the 'suitable caste' and the sweeping and other work referred to the scavenger class.Govt should not do little work on such rules and regulations since independence.this is doing wrong that one should treated as per his caste and being called him untouchable. Thank you ma'am❤

[@NOUSHIN74]

crux of the article: Supreme court of India has passed the judgement based on caste discrimination in prison. It has elaborated that the prison authority has done so little about the discrimination happening with the prisoners. The prisoners are asked to work based on their caste in the prison such as higher caste people should cook and can follow their hereditary trades . whereas , the other lower caste people must do menial tasks , they are asked to work forcefully which is prohibited in constitution. The supreme court has asked the state government and prison authority to revise prison manuals within three months.

[@ranjanapandey-rm1he]

Supreme court of india discourages the cast based discrimination among the prisoners like using of hierarchy in the allotment of duties , classification of prisoners on the basis of cast and treating a certain group as "habitual offenders" is injust. In the response of the writ petition filed by sukanya shantha's apex court analyze the unfair treatment with the prisoners against what laid in the constitution and advised to revise all the unconstitutional rules within three months. Providing work like manual scavenging, sweeping and cleaning toilets to the people belongs to the lower cast group and cooking food to the people who a above them is a inhuman tendency as our constitution abolish all the discrimations whether its based on cast, gender, religion etc. Thanku ma'am ❤❤

[@PinkiDhetarwal]

It was 1950 when our constitution was built and the discrimination in all forms prohibited. But it is shameful that it is still part of society and mainly in government sectors. Recently, Journalist Sukanya Shantha gave a petition to Supreme court regarding to the caste based discrimination in prison. The court has dealt with rules in jail manual, the way of allocation of duties based on caste hierarchy and treatment of group as 'Habitual offenders' . The prison authority and state government had done so little about these aspects. Tracing the history, the court noted that it is linked with colonial administration. It is noted that not only the menial work for lower caste but also the hereditary trades were expected to carry out. Such rules that food must be cooked by prisoners from a suitable class, scavenging, sweeping and cleaning by scavenger class violets the constitution prohibition against untouchability and the right of dignity. Distribution of work can't be based on birth of person in a caste. The Supreme court directed the revision of prison manuals within three months. And now it is high time for state government and prison administration that they eradicate such caste based rules.

[@ektakumari7770]

8/9 thank you so much mam The decision of the supreme court is highly commendable and a necessary step to remove caste based discrimination system in prison. After the petition filled by journalist Sukanya shantha, the attention of the supreme court was drawn towards this. The discrimination that is happening with prisoners in jail is considered as a violation of our constitution, as it is written in the constitution that there should not be any discrimination on any basis . Hierarchy system has played a crucial role , since the colonial period. Allocation of duties on the basis of caste and certain treatment of certain groups as " Habitual offenders" is wrong . As there is not clear definition of habitual offenders , no where it is mentioned . It is responsibility of the state government to end this discrimination and ensure that there will be equality inside prison. The court has given the time period of 3 months to remove such practices and change rules of prison otherwise it will considered an indiscipline and some actions will be taken by the supreme court.

[@ranjeet.00143]

7/9❤

[@varshababerwal]

There are many discriminations in Indian jail. The prison authorities treat prisoners on the basis of their caste . Our supreme court was unaware of these things. Responding to journalist sukanya satha's writ petition ,the court has analysed all these things.

[@KannuPriyaChauhan]

The Supreme court's judgement was required to end caste discrimination among prisoners. Supreme court had responded to journalist sukanya shantha 's writ petition giving instructions to the state government that using such controversial rules and practicees were against the constitution.

[@fatimagazi-zb7nq]

Hello vow mam ❣❣ Today editorial discussing about the systematic discrimination and untouchability based on the caste but every person is entitled to dignity Indian constitution has abolish the untouchability (untouchability is define article in 17) And the central goverment should to end systematic discrimination [Mam plz ye article jrur screen pr lena smjhane k liye i wrote first time mam i want write daily like that }

[@tanishkagupta7361]

marks 6/9 supreme court notable aspect caste treatment happened in jail with the prisoners. It allocated duties from the caste if anyone lower caste so they doing menial works. on the other hand caste privilege of a few higher placed were preserved But that untouchability behaver harm someone's dignity. the treatment follows today's days it as same as colonial administrators follow. so know its time to revisit and verdict And need to change its my first time write a summary in comment box it possible only because of you thank you so much ma'am

[@ShaliniPandey-wp9zf]

The crux of today's editorial is --- the prisoners is facing discrimination on the caste basis in prisons which violate the right of dignity of the constitution. The supreme court has to be involving in this matter while this is the basic fundamental right of our constitution . There is need of supreme court verdict to abolish the colonial practices and the system in prisons. The supreme court found that in various states prisoners have to face the caste basis discrimination . The duties were allocated on their caste hierarchy. The food must be cooked only by upper caste prisoners and the other duties such as mannual scavenging, sweeping, and cleaning,done by lower class prisoners, it breached the fundamental right of constitution and harm the dignity of prisoners . The court is favoured that this type of colonial practices should be abolished , it harm the dignity of prisoners.

[@Baisoya_Payal]

9/6😑 Thank u mam

[@rimadas9641]

supreme court has deal with some notiable topic i .e prohibited caste based discrimination in the treatment of peisoners and certain groups that treate as habitual offenders them also give relief and state goverment not done anything since independence. where as, in our constitution clearly mention that we cannot mention force for labour and wxploitation and equal society. this rule was made by British government.

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[@parthkataria2282]

My Today's Marks- 7/9 Crux of the editorial- The Supreme Court is now engaged in ruling the caste discrimination being noticed in prisons, where the prisoners are categorized by their caste and such practices today in prisons demeans the constitutional laws. The prisons are promoting the caste based biasness where the menial tasks such as manual scavenging, sweeping and cleaning are given to lower or minor caste prisoners and tasks like cooking are being done by higher castes. The "habitual offending" and such other categorizations disrespects shows not only lacking administration of State governments and prions in terms of supporting the right to dignity, but also disrespects the constitutional laws, violating the right against forced labor that highest court now has to revive in the system. It has been noted by the Supreme Court that State Government and the prison administrations again need to give a thought on revising the laws and process within three months and not follow the colonial practices, which seems being followed there since even after independence. Answering to the petition, the court has mentioned that there should be no such man power categorization in menial or degrading tasks. Untouchability and offending any group considering them as criminal tribe are prohibited in the constitution. Any delay or non-compliance to preventing such process and not revising the laws will result in legal actions as per the court. Thank you ma'am!

[@ShubhaMSINGH_911]

The Supreme Court has ruled against caste-based discrimination in prison treatment, requiring a Supreme Court judgment to end colonial practices. The Court found that caste-based hierarchy played a role in assigning duties, classifying prisoners, and treating certain social groups as "habitual offenders." The Court analyzed the controversial rules and practices in jails, stating that colonial administrators linked caste with prison administration of labor, food, and treatment of prisoners. The Court found that menial work and supposedly polluting occupations were allocated to prisoners from communities placed lower in the caste hierarchy, while caste privileges of a few placed higher were preserved. The Court also favored eliminating vague definitions of "habitual offenders" to prevent ascribe criminal tendencies to whole tribes.

[@microworld-z9e]

7/9

[@falaknaaz4792]

The caste - base hierarchical system in jail is completely wrong and unconstitutional. The supreme court rulling prohibited caste- based discrimination in the treatment of prisons. Food prepared by prisoners from 'suitable caste" and those from "scavengers class" to assign task such as cleaning and sweeping. While the court has dealt with specific rule-- allocation on duties, classification of prisons and habitual offenders. The core philosophy of constitution is equal society, ending of all forms of discrimination and untouchability. It is time the state government to end the unconstitutional rules related to prisoners. Thankyou ma'am ❤ 5/8

[@vishnukatariya9130]

Mam question no 8 vague sa h kyo ki prison administration constitutional reforms ko avoid krata h asi koi baat article me nhi ki gi h

[@DipanshuDhakrey]

7out of 9

[@garimamanjhi-q2e]

6/9

[@Nishtha-wn5gk]

The Supreme Court of India prohibited the caste based biasness in the prisons with prisoners. While the court has grappled with specific rules in the jail cicerone of various states, prison authorities and State governments had done slight about these aspects. It seems that the prison system has been far off from the core philosophy of the Constitution: making an equal society, ending all discriminations, elimination of forced labour and exploitation. Marks 7/9

[@himalikapantola3245]

7/9 The Supreme Court had given its verdict for amendments in prison laws calling for revising prison law manuals by state governments in three months. Former laws framed according to colonial administration is encouraging prevalence of assigning menial works to prisoners from lower caste, discriminating them on the grounds of caste-sim and violating right to dignity, right to equality framed in Indian constitution. Chores like scavenging, sweeping and cleaning were assigned to lower caste besides assigning chores like cooking to high and privileged ones, some were often asked to continue their hereditary trades. The court has also favored doing away with obscure definitions of 'habitual offenders', as they ascribe criminal tendencies for the whole coterie.

[@HermioniGranger-q1y]

Crux of today's editorial The Supreme Court of India is probhiting the caste-based discrimination treatment of prisoners in the jail, and this is very necessary because the court has Notice jails have followed specific rules that are based on castes and certain groups. And the notable thing is that the prison authorities and state The government had done little about all things, though according to the Indian Constitution, the ushering in of an equal society,the ending of all forms of discrimination, and the prohibition of untouchability. Journalist Sukanya Shantha wrote a petition to the supreme court. thank you maam 8/9

[@ishikachoudhary8642]

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[@JoyashreeMahish]

5/9 The synopsis of today's editorial Supreme court had expressed grief and sought the attention of High court's engagement into the the matter of prohibiting caste based discrimination in the treatment of prisoners as discrimination is the plague of Indian constitution . In jail , prisoners were being treated on their caste based hierarchy in allocation of duties, classification of prisoners, and the treatment of certain social group as habitual offenders since colonial times . The state govt. and prison authority backdroped the constitutional objectives. The SC declared those practices unconstitutional and directed the revision of prison manuals within 3 months. Court found that not only Menial work and polluting occupation were allocated to prisoners but also some were allowed to carry out their hereditary trade . On the other hand,caste privileges of higher were preserved . The provisions that prisoners of suitable caste must cook food , manual scavenging, sweeping, cleaning by scavenger class violate the right to dignity and right against forced labour and Exploration . The court had also favoured doing away with the definition of habitual offenders as it might ascribe criminal tendencies to whole community. Thank you ma'am ❤

[@abhikhan8601]

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[@BrajeshBadal-h1q]

the most notable accept of supreme court rulling prohibitat cate based on discrimantion in teartment of prisoners. the court dealt some sepecific rule in jail manual and caste - based hearciary in their duties, this show the state goverment had done so little about the accept of contitution , since freedom they dont even understand the core of constityion ; we have to end the untachibility, this all writeen in our constituion Responding to jounerlist Sukanya Shantaa's wrte petiotion the court say there should be rivison of all prison manul within three mounth .the maneal work and polluted and some cheap work like cleaning sevage all these work allocate to lower caste and the proviction of food placed on higher caste the court had favoured doing away with vage defination if the rule donst follow by someone they shuold be punishable. thanku ,mam

[@Ajay04sharma]

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[@sarikayadavv]

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[@ananyaagrahari444]

Today's Editorial : The presion authority abide by caste -based hierarchy system in allocation of duties,classification of presioner and the treatment of certain group as"habitual offfenders "it violates provisional frameworks of constitution . Now it needs to be ushering the system of an equal society and the ending of discrimination and untouchable practices at earlier of colonial rulings of admistrators. On behalf of the above issue's Journalist Sukanya Shantha filed Petition in the court has analyed , controversial rules and practices in jails backdrop of constitutional objectives. it's a seems to be menial task to perform duties on the basis of cast system through t prisoners ,it highlights the "how presion authority violates provision s of constitution "Now it's essential to eradicate the perceptions "degrading and menial aspects works of cast system, supreme court takes remedial meseasures to address the untouchability issues and also necessary to be modifiying prison system in all the states of country by the government. Thank you Ma'am Score 6/9

[@loose_cannon_30]

Question-: 6/9 Today's Editorial-: The supreme court of india pass the judgement over the treatment of prisoners according to there caste. These caste based discrimination were created by the britishers. There is a system in prison that food should be prepared by the "superior caste" And sweeping, cleaning and other low level or menial work will be preformed by the lower caste. The supreme court address these discrimination after writ petition of journalists sukanya shantha and give a judgement for a constitutional reform in prision within 3 months. Court also says these type of treatment of prisoners in jail shows that prision missed the constitutional reforms and still follow the colonial rule system. The court also says that the 'habitual offenders' type remark shouldn't be passed on any prisioner on basis of tribe or caste.

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Crux of an editorial The supreme court aware of discrimination prisons in jail on base of caste and "habitual offender's continue , which after independens and court says ushering in an equal system to continue and abolish untouchability in the jail. responding to journalist sukanya shantha's petition to court has analyed they can't followed by constitution within three month ,and on the other hand court look higher caste prisons were preserved and food must be cooked by prisons from suitable caste or distribution of labour base on caste at the end court say , if prisons can treat like this way as not acceptible.

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5/9, Thank you mam

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5/9