<h1>Supreme Court Reserves Verdict on Appeals Against Calcutta High Court's Decision to Invalidate 25,753 Teacher Appointments</h1> The Supreme Court of India reserved its verdict on appeals against the Calcutta High Court's decision to invalidate the appointment of 25,753 teachers and staff in West Bengal's state-run and state-aided schools due to alleged recruitment irregularities. The High Court cited issues like OMR sheet tampering and unauthorized appointments. Arguments were presented by multiple senior advocates, with some defending the legitimacy of certain appointments and others supporting the High Court's decision. The Supreme Court had previously stayed the High Court's order but allowed a CBI investigation to continue. The case involves alleged irregularities in a 2016 recruitment process.