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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
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Domestic Airlines Can Fly 60% Of Their Pre-COVID Flights: Centre
In further easing of restrictions, the government on Wednesday permitted Indian airlines to increase the number of domestic passenger flights to 60 per cent of their pre-COVID services, according to an official order.
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Babu Quota in Delhi's Sanskriti School Like 'Racial Segregation', Says Court
Delhi's elite Sanskriti School will no longer be dominated by children of top government officers and politicians. The Delhi High Court today said the school can't reserve 60 per cent of its seats for the children of bureaucrats, likening the quota to racial segregation in America.
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60 per cent and nowhere to go
Ali Aamir finds himself at the crossroads. He has scored just over 61 per cent in the Higher Secondary Exam and is waiting to get admission in Pune's Wadia College where the cut-off is 75 per cent."My daddy says that during the time he was a student getting 60 per cent marks was considered very good; if only I had born in that era," said Ali Aamir ...
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'60% Kannada' Rule Deadline For Bengaluru Shops Extended By 2 Weeks
Amid the row over Karnataka government's order asking shops to ensure at least 60 per cent Kannada content in signage, Deputy Chief Minister DK Shivakumar today said the deadline to comply to the rule has been extended by two weeks
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Domestic Airlines Can Fly 60% Of Their Pre-COVID Flights: Centre
In further easing of restrictions, the government on Wednesday permitted Indian airlines to increase the number of domestic passenger flights to 60 per cent of their pre-COVID services, according to an official order.
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Babu Quota in Delhi's Sanskriti School Like 'Racial Segregation', Says Court
Delhi's elite Sanskriti School will no longer be dominated by children of top government officers and politicians. The Delhi High Court today said the school can't reserve 60 per cent of its seats for the children of bureaucrats, likening the quota to racial segregation in America.
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60 per cent and nowhere to go
Ali Aamir finds himself at the crossroads. He has scored just over 61 per cent in the Higher Secondary Exam and is waiting to get admission in Pune's Wadia College where the cut-off is 75 per cent."My daddy says that during the time he was a student getting 60 per cent marks was considered very good; if only I had born in that era," said Ali Aamir ...
