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CBSE Issues Circular On Updating Names Of Schools Under PM Shri Scheme
The schools can register on CBSE SARAS portal under 'Change in Name of School' category, as and when the online link is re-opened by the board.
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CBSE Students Can Seek Change Of Name In School Certificate: Supreme Court
"The identity of an individual is one of the most closely guarded areas of the constitutional scheme in India. Expression of identity is a protected element of freedom of expression under the Constitution," The Supreme Court verdict said.
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Name Change In CBSE Certificates Allowed, Amend Rules: Supreme Court
CBSE students can request for name change in their school certificate, the Supreme Court said today, and told the education board to tweak its rules that don't allow name change in the document.
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Change Student's Name, Insisting On Same In CBSE Records 'Impossibility': High Court Tells DU
The Delhi High Court Friday directed Delhi University to change the name of one of its students without insisting upon a change in his CBSE records, saying such a requirement amounted to "asking for the impossible".
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Allow Class 10, 12 Students To Change Name, Surname In Marksheets: Delhi High Court To CBSE
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday suggested to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to put in place a system for students to change their names, surnames or other details in their class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates.
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CBSE, Delhi University Told To Help Transgender Seek Name, Gender Change
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed CBSE and Delhi University to work out a way to help a transgender who is seeking change of name and gender, from male to female, in education records.
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CBSE Approval Must For Students Willing To Change Name: Delhi University
Tightening its norms for change of name, a practice which has often been misused during student union elections, Delhi University has made it mandatory to have approval from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for any such request.
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CBSE Issues Circular On Updating Names Of Schools Under PM Shri Scheme
The schools can register on CBSE SARAS portal under 'Change in Name of School' category, as and when the online link is re-opened by the board.
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CBSE Students Can Seek Change Of Name In School Certificate: Supreme Court
"The identity of an individual is one of the most closely guarded areas of the constitutional scheme in India. Expression of identity is a protected element of freedom of expression under the Constitution," The Supreme Court verdict said.
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Name Change In CBSE Certificates Allowed, Amend Rules: Supreme Court
CBSE students can request for name change in their school certificate, the Supreme Court said today, and told the education board to tweak its rules that don't allow name change in the document.
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Change Student's Name, Insisting On Same In CBSE Records 'Impossibility': High Court Tells DU
The Delhi High Court Friday directed Delhi University to change the name of one of its students without insisting upon a change in his CBSE records, saying such a requirement amounted to "asking for the impossible".
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Allow Class 10, 12 Students To Change Name, Surname In Marksheets: Delhi High Court To CBSE
The Delhi High Court on Tuesday suggested to the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) to put in place a system for students to change their names, surnames or other details in their class 10 and 12 mark sheets and certificates.
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CBSE, Delhi University Told To Help Transgender Seek Name, Gender Change
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed CBSE and Delhi University to work out a way to help a transgender who is seeking change of name and gender, from male to female, in education records.
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CBSE Approval Must For Students Willing To Change Name: Delhi University
Tightening its norms for change of name, a practice which has often been misused during student union elections, Delhi University has made it mandatory to have approval from the Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) for any such request.
