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Teachers Must Clear Eligibility Test To Remain In Service, Rules Supreme Court
Teacher Eligibility Test: Teachers who have more than five years of service left must pass the TET (from 2025 onwards) to continue in their job.
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Bengal Teacher Scam: Names Of 1,804 'Tainted' Candidates Released
The West Bengal School Service Commission released the list of names of 1804 ineligible candidates after the Supreme Court directed it to publish the list of 'tainted' candidates in the cash-for-jobs scam.
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Apply At Supreme Court In 2025: Applications Open For Court Master, Check Eligibility, Deadline Here
The Supreme Court of India is recruiting Court Masters with 30 vacancies available for the gazetted post, offering a pay scale of Rs 67,700 and allowances.
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Big Setback For Mamata Banerjee, Top Court Junks Plea In Teacher Scam Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a Bengal government petition seeking review of its April 7 verdict in the alleged cash-for-jobs scam involving the state's School Service Commission.
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Supreme Court To Examine Petition For 'Income-Based' Reservation System
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a PIL seeking direction to the Centre to frame policies for a more equitable system of reservation in government employment.
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Top Court Declines To Defer Framing Of Charges Against Lalu Prasad Yadav In Land-For-Job Scam
The Supreme Court declined to direct a Delhi trial court to defer proceedings on the framing of charges against Lalu Prasad Yadav in the alleged land-for-job scam case.
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Calcutta High Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee In 'Tainted' Teacher Case
A division bench of the Calcutta High Court has upheld the order of a single-judge bench barring 'tainted' candidates - i.e., those accused of wrongdoing in 2016 during recruitment of teachers for state-run schools - from fresh applications.
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Bengal Teachers Who Lost Jobs Clash With Cops During Protest, Lathicharged
Hundreds Bengal of teachers, who lost jobs over a Supreme Court order on "tainted" selection process in the state, held a protest in Kolkata today, during which they clashed with the police.
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"Return To School, Resume Classes": Mamata Banerjee To Protesting Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday urged protesting teachers who lost jobs following a Supreme Court ruling, to return to work, assuring them that her government will "protect" their salaries.
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Sourav Ganguly Invited To Join Teachers Protest Against SSC Scam. He Says "Don't..."
A group of teachers, who lost their jobs after a recent Supreme Court verdict on the WBSSC recruitment scam, went to Sourav Ganguly's house to invite him to a march to the West Bengal state secretariat.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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'Eligible' Kolkata Teachers Stage Protest After Top Court's Ruling
Around 500 'eligible' teachers, whose jobs were annulled following a Supreme Court order which invalidated the jobs of around 26,000 teachers, rallied in the city on Thursday demanding they should not be penalised and clubbed with the 'tainted'.
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"Not While I'm Alive": Mamata Banerjee On Top Court Order Sacking Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has vowed to save the jobs of eligible teachers after the Supreme Court sacked thousands of them over charges of corruption and bribery.
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No More Government Jobs For Families Of Dead Civil Servants In Pakistan: Report
This decision aligns with a Supreme Court ruling from October 18, 2024, which deemed the practice unconstitutional and discriminatory.
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Teachers Must Clear Eligibility Test To Remain In Service, Rules Supreme Court
Teacher Eligibility Test: Teachers who have more than five years of service left must pass the TET (from 2025 onwards) to continue in their job.
-
Bengal Teacher Scam: Names Of 1,804 'Tainted' Candidates Released
The West Bengal School Service Commission released the list of names of 1804 ineligible candidates after the Supreme Court directed it to publish the list of 'tainted' candidates in the cash-for-jobs scam.
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Apply At Supreme Court In 2025: Applications Open For Court Master, Check Eligibility, Deadline Here
The Supreme Court of India is recruiting Court Masters with 30 vacancies available for the gazetted post, offering a pay scale of Rs 67,700 and allowances.
-
Big Setback For Mamata Banerjee, Top Court Junks Plea In Teacher Scam Case
The Supreme Court on Tuesday dismissed a Bengal government petition seeking review of its April 7 verdict in the alleged cash-for-jobs scam involving the state's School Service Commission.
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Supreme Court To Examine Petition For 'Income-Based' Reservation System
The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to examine a PIL seeking direction to the Centre to frame policies for a more equitable system of reservation in government employment.
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Top Court Declines To Defer Framing Of Charges Against Lalu Prasad Yadav In Land-For-Job Scam
The Supreme Court declined to direct a Delhi trial court to defer proceedings on the framing of charges against Lalu Prasad Yadav in the alleged land-for-job scam case.
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Calcutta High Court Setback For Mamata Banerjee In 'Tainted' Teacher Case
A division bench of the Calcutta High Court has upheld the order of a single-judge bench barring 'tainted' candidates - i.e., those accused of wrongdoing in 2016 during recruitment of teachers for state-run schools - from fresh applications.
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Bengal Teachers Who Lost Jobs Clash With Cops During Protest, Lathicharged
Hundreds Bengal of teachers, who lost jobs over a Supreme Court order on "tainted" selection process in the state, held a protest in Kolkata today, during which they clashed with the police.
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"Return To School, Resume Classes": Mamata Banerjee To Protesting Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday urged protesting teachers who lost jobs following a Supreme Court ruling, to return to work, assuring them that her government will "protect" their salaries.
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Sourav Ganguly Invited To Join Teachers Protest Against SSC Scam. He Says "Don't..."
A group of teachers, who lost their jobs after a recent Supreme Court verdict on the WBSSC recruitment scam, went to Sourav Ganguly's house to invite him to a march to the West Bengal state secretariat.
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Youth May Not Join Army If Veterans' Resettlement Neglected: Supreme Court
Effective resettlement of ex-servicemen is necessary to keep the morale of serving members of defence forces, the Supreme Court on Wednesday said while ordering appointment of a woman who retired from the Indian Military Nursing Service.
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Jobless Bengal Teachers Reach Sourav Ganguly's Door With Protest Invite
A group of teachers rendered jobless by a recent Supreme Court verdict on Tuesday went to the residence of former Indian cricket captain Sourav Ganguly to invite him to a march to West Bengal state secretariat 'Nabanna' on April 21.
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'Eligible' Kolkata Teachers Stage Protest After Top Court's Ruling
Around 500 'eligible' teachers, whose jobs were annulled following a Supreme Court order which invalidated the jobs of around 26,000 teachers, rallied in the city on Thursday demanding they should not be penalised and clubbed with the 'tainted'.
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"Not While I'm Alive": Mamata Banerjee On Top Court Order Sacking Teachers
West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee has vowed to save the jobs of eligible teachers after the Supreme Court sacked thousands of them over charges of corruption and bribery.
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No More Government Jobs For Families Of Dead Civil Servants In Pakistan: Report
This decision aligns with a Supreme Court ruling from October 18, 2024, which deemed the practice unconstitutional and discriminatory.
