Article 30 (1) Provides For the Fundamental Right of the Minority Institutions to Establish and Administer Minority Institutions. the Primary Requirement For a Group of People Collecting Together In the Form of Trust or Otherwise to Establish a Minority Educational Institution That Has the Necessary Protections Under Article 30 (1) Is That They Show Themselves to Be a Part of the Religious or Linguistic Minority and That the Institution Being Established By Them Serves to Promote the Educational Interests of Such Linguistic or Educational Minorities As the Case May Be (S.P. Mittal Vs. Union of India 1983 Sc 1). the Decision of the Supreme Court Was Further Elaborated In the (Andhra Pradesh Christian Medical Association Vs. Government of Andhra Pradesh, Air 1986 Sc 1490) Where the Supreme Court Emphasized Upon the Presence of ‘Nexus Between the Institution and the Minority Community’ to Which It Claims It Belongs To. Thus from the Mere Establishment of Such an Institution By Members Belonging to the Particular Community, the Necessity of a Continuing Nexus Between the Institution Concerned and the Community Concerned Was Highlighted. the Presence of Such a Nexus Illuminates the Institution Under the Protective Cover of the Article 30 (1) and Renders the Presence of Other Factors - Such As the Presence of Majority Community Members on the Managing Committee - Nugatory. In This Environment of Guaranteeing the Rights of the Minorities, the Practical Relaties In Implementation of ...