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Supreme Court Issues Notice On 65% Bihar Quota, No Stay On High Court Order
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the Centre and the Bihar government on a petition challenging the High Court's order striking down a hike in reservation in Bihar to 65%, but has not imposed a stay for now.
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Bihar's Move To Hike Reservation From 50 To 65% Struck Down By High Court
In a big setback to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the Patna High Court today struck down the 65 per cent reservation in government jobs and education that was introduced last year after a statewide caste survey.
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Bihar Urges Centre To Add Its Quota Hike In Constitution's 9th Schedule
The Bihar government on Wednesday decided to urge the Centre to incorporate the hiked reservation for deprived castes from 50 to 65 per cent in state government jobs and educational institutions in the 9th schedule of the Constitution.
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Bihar Releases Official Notification For Increasing Quota From 50 To 65%
The Nitish Kumar government on Tuesday issued gazette notifications for raising the quota for deprived castes from 50 to 65 per cent in state government jobs and educational institutions, after receiving assent from the Governor.
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"Nobody Has The Power To Abolish Reservation," Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday said "nobody has the power" to abolish reservation for repressed classes and those who make statements to this effect wish to give rise to tensions in society.
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Nitish Kumar Wants 50% Reservation In Private Sector, Tweaks Bihar Rules
After a whiplash of criticism, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today amended an earlier decision that made it necessary for any company entering a contract with his government to put aside half of the jobs created as part of the deal for backward castes.
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Bihari First: Lalu Prasad Draws Line For 'Outsiders' in Jobs, Education
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad today demanded that 80 per cent of the state's jobs and seats in educational institutions be reserved for the residents of Bihar -- as is prevalent in other states.
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Supreme Court Issues Notice On 65% Bihar Quota, No Stay On High Court Order
The Supreme Court on Friday issued a notice to the Centre and the Bihar government on a petition challenging the High Court's order striking down a hike in reservation in Bihar to 65%, but has not imposed a stay for now.
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Bihar's Move To Hike Reservation From 50 To 65% Struck Down By High Court
In a big setback to Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar, the Patna High Court today struck down the 65 per cent reservation in government jobs and education that was introduced last year after a statewide caste survey.
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Bihar Urges Centre To Add Its Quota Hike In Constitution's 9th Schedule
The Bihar government on Wednesday decided to urge the Centre to incorporate the hiked reservation for deprived castes from 50 to 65 per cent in state government jobs and educational institutions in the 9th schedule of the Constitution.
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Bihar Releases Official Notification For Increasing Quota From 50 To 65%
The Nitish Kumar government on Tuesday issued gazette notifications for raising the quota for deprived castes from 50 to 65 per cent in state government jobs and educational institutions, after receiving assent from the Governor.
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"Nobody Has The Power To Abolish Reservation," Says Nitish Kumar
Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar on Wednesday said "nobody has the power" to abolish reservation for repressed classes and those who make statements to this effect wish to give rise to tensions in society.
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Nitish Kumar Wants 50% Reservation In Private Sector, Tweaks Bihar Rules
After a whiplash of criticism, Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar today amended an earlier decision that made it necessary for any company entering a contract with his government to put aside half of the jobs created as part of the deal for backward castes.
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Bihari First: Lalu Prasad Draws Line For 'Outsiders' in Jobs, Education
Rashtriya Janata Dal chief Lalu Prasad today demanded that 80 per cent of the state's jobs and seats in educational institutions be reserved for the residents of Bihar -- as is prevalent in other states.
