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SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Why quota for kids of well-off parents, asks SC
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday raised a question on why children of economically and educationally advanced families within backward classes be allowed to avail the benefit of reservation under OBC category. Read More
Centre, Ladakh representatives agree to create elected UT body
NEW DELHI: In a significant breakthrough, the Centre and Ladakh representatives Friday agreed on creation of an elected body at UT level “with full legislative, executive and financial powers”, apart from having similar bo Read More
Will not invalidate just for omission of legal heirs: SC
NEW DELHI: Observing that a person is legally entitled to dispose of his property as he wishes, Supreme Court has ruled that a will cannot be invalidated just on the ground that legal heirs have been denied a share, reports Amit Anand Read More
Would Kasab have been given bail over trial delay? Government to SC over UAPA debate
‘Can’t Be Grand Generalisation For Giving Bail’
NEW DELHI: Amid an escalating fight between two benches over whether delay in trial entitles those facing grave charges under UAPA to bail, Centre on Friday put a pointed poser to Supr Read More
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SC to hear PIL against CBSE’s 3-language policy
NEW DELHI: Supreme Court on Friday agreed to hear a PIL by parents and teachers in NCR and Chennai challenging the validity of CBSE’s recent policy mandating three languages, two of which must be Indian for Class 9 and said it Read More
Tom Hardy FIRED from ‘Mobland’ Season 3
Hollywood star Tom Hardy will reportedly not return for a potential third season of the hit gangster drama ‘MobLand’, following reports that the actor has allegedly been ‘fired’ afer wrapping up season 2. Read More
Bobby reveals how Dharmendra reacted after Animal success
Bobby Deol recently reflected on the massive success of Animal and how the film completely changed the perception surrounding his career. Read More
Major Abhilasha Barak of India to receive 2025 UN Military Gender Advocate of the Year Award
United Nations, May 23 (PTI): Indian peacekeeper serving with the UN mission in Lebanon, Major Abhilasha Barak, has been named the recipient of a prestigious military gender advocate award by the world body. Read More
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