Background: The Madras High Court recently heard a petition filed by a group of students, challenging the Tamil Nadu Government's decision not to implement reservation in medical admissions. Parties: The petition was filed by the students, while the respondents included the Tamil Nadu Government and the medical admission authority. Legal issues: The primary issue before the court was whether the state government was bound to implement reservation in medical admissions as per the Constitution and the relevant laws. Court observations: The court directed the state government to implement reservation in medical admissions, observing that it was bound to do so by the Constitution and the relevant laws. The court also noted that the state government had failed to provide any valid reasons for not implementing reservation. Significance: The order is significant as it upholds the rights of reserved category students to admission in medical colleges. The implementation of reservation in medical admissions is seen as an important step towards promoting social justice and equality. The case highlights the importance of ensuring that the rights of all individuals are protected and promoted by the state.