Minimum Education Qualification
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Bill Passed To Scrap Minimum Education Qualification For Civic Polls In Rajasthan
The Rajasthan Assembly on Monday passed two bills which seek to end the minimum education criterion for panchayat and civic polls candidates.
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Fix Minimum Educational Qualification For MPs, MLAs: Haryana Government To Centre
The Haryana government has written to the Centre to fix minimum qualification for MPs and MLAs for contesting elections, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said today.
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BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi For Minimum Educational Qualification To Contest Polls
BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi today advocated for making class VIII pass mandatory for contesting elections, while Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyer suggested increasing the strength of Parliament to address the long-pending issue of reservation for women.
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Congress Opposes Education Criteria Rule For Haryana, Rajasthan Civic Polls
A new law in Haryana and Rajasthan mandating that only those having minimum educational qualifications can contest panchayat elections, has found little support from the Congress which dubbed the move as one "hurting constitutional rights".
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Bill Passed To Scrap Minimum Education Qualification For Civic Polls In Rajasthan
The Rajasthan Assembly on Monday passed two bills which seek to end the minimum education criterion for panchayat and civic polls candidates.
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Fix Minimum Educational Qualification For MPs, MLAs: Haryana Government To Centre
The Haryana government has written to the Centre to fix minimum qualification for MPs and MLAs for contesting elections, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar said today.
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BJP's Meenakshi Lekhi For Minimum Educational Qualification To Contest Polls
BJP MP Meenakshi Lekhi today advocated for making class VIII pass mandatory for contesting elections, while Congress leader Mani Shankar Aiyer suggested increasing the strength of Parliament to address the long-pending issue of reservation for women.
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Congress Opposes Education Criteria Rule For Haryana, Rajasthan Civic Polls
A new law in Haryana and Rajasthan mandating that only those having minimum educational qualifications can contest panchayat elections, has found little support from the Congress which dubbed the move as one "hurting constitutional rights".
