Supreme Court of India
Ekta Shakti Foundation v. Govt. of Nct of Delhi
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Administrative Law-Administrative action-Scope of judicial review- Delhi Government framed scheme for supply of supplementary nutrition under the Integrated Child Development Service (!CDS) programme through 'Anganwadi Centres' by involving Non-Profit Organisations-Scheme envisaged that registered non-profit organizations with at least 3 years experience were eligible to apply-Writ petitions filed challenging rationale of the eligibility criteria-Held: Constitution does not permit the Court to interfere in any administrative action, provided authorities do not transgress their constitutional
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