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8. It is also pertinent to note at this juncture that this Court come across very many Government Orders passed by the first respondent Pepartment for particular individuals granting exemption / conferring certain benefits citing reasons that the said orders are passed in the facts and circumstances relating to the individual and relying upon these kind of orders, very many Teachers had filed writ petitions and got the relief and the first respondent on their own volition had opened the flood gate, which resulted into filing of very many litigations and on account of non compliance of the orders passed in cases, litigants, alleging non compliance filed very many contempt petitions which in turn, led into http://www.judis.nic.in unnecessary docket explosion. It is high time that the first respondent, in order to avoid these kind of unnecessary litigations, shall formulate the Laws and Rules relating to School Education and this Court hopes and trusts that such an endeavour will be taken by the first respondent.