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Schedule Out For Document Verification For Personal Assistant In High Court Of Delhi
The date of document verification for Personal Assistant is November 12, 2024.
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Follow DU Policy For Admission To Non-Minority Seats, No Interview: High Court Directs St Stephen's College
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed St Stephen's College to follow the admission policy formulated by Delhi University (DU) and accord 100 per cent weightage to the CUET 2022 score.
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High Court Issues Notice To Delhi Government On Plea Challenging Provisions Of Delhi Technical Institutions
The bench of Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh today issued notice to the Government of NCT Delhi and others on a plea challenging the provisions of the Delhi act which reserves 85 per cent seats only for Delhi candidates defined as students who have done plus two (XII) from an institution.
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Delhi High Court Restrains Heads Of Nine JNU Centres From Taking Any "Major Decisions"
The Delhi High Court has restrained Chairpersons of nine centres in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) from taking any major decision.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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High Court Seeks Government Of Delhi Reply On Plea Against Clubbing Of CWSN With EWS
The clubbing of children with special needs with those from poor and disadvantaged groups by many private schools here has been challenged by an autistic boy, leading the Delhi High Court to seek the responses of the Lieutenant Governor and the AAP government on the issue.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Government Cannot Force Minority Schools, Says High Court
Delhi High Court of said that the "Delhi government cannot bring out notification which is contrary to the Constitution and Supreme Court judgments" and the judge was "inclined to give a complete stay" to the notification with regard to minority schools.
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Schedule Out For Document Verification For Personal Assistant In High Court Of Delhi
The date of document verification for Personal Assistant is November 12, 2024.
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Follow DU Policy For Admission To Non-Minority Seats, No Interview: High Court Directs St Stephen's College
The Delhi High Court on Monday directed St Stephen's College to follow the admission policy formulated by Delhi University (DU) and accord 100 per cent weightage to the CUET 2022 score.
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High Court Issues Notice To Delhi Government On Plea Challenging Provisions Of Delhi Technical Institutions
The bench of Justice DN Patel and Justice Jyoti Singh today issued notice to the Government of NCT Delhi and others on a plea challenging the provisions of the Delhi act which reserves 85 per cent seats only for Delhi candidates defined as students who have done plus two (XII) from an institution.
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Delhi High Court Restrains Heads Of Nine JNU Centres From Taking Any "Major Decisions"
The Delhi High Court has restrained Chairpersons of nine centres in Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU) from taking any major decision.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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High Court Seeks Government Of Delhi Reply On Plea Against Clubbing Of CWSN With EWS
The clubbing of children with special needs with those from poor and disadvantaged groups by many private schools here has been challenged by an autistic boy, leading the Delhi High Court to seek the responses of the Lieutenant Governor and the AAP government on the issue.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Government Cannot Force Minority Schools, Says High Court
Delhi High Court of said that the "Delhi government cannot bring out notification which is contrary to the Constitution and Supreme Court judgments" and the judge was "inclined to give a complete stay" to the notification with regard to minority schools.
