The Bombay High Court will on Tuesday hear a batch of petitions filed by representatives of the Kunbi and Other Backward Classes (OBC) communities challenging the Maharashtra government’s September 2 Government Resolution (GR) that allows Marathas from Marathwada to obtain Kunbi caste certificates under the Hyderabad Gazette.
The 243 assembly seats in Bihar will go to polls in two phases: November 6 and 11, with the vote counting scheduled for November 14. Addressing the media, CEC Kumar said, ECI has already taken a decision to conduct SIR throughout the country”.
The Election Commission is likely to announce the schedule for the Bihar Legislative Assembly elections today at 4 pm. With the assembly term ending on November 22, polls are likely in late November or early December. Final electoral rolls show 7. 42 crore voters after revisions.
In a major crackdown on illegal imports of hazardous e-waste, the Directorate of Revenue Intelligence (DRI), Mumbai, has seized consignments of old and used laptops, CPUs, motherboard chips, and other electronic goods worth Rs 23 crore.
Parents can apply till October 23, payouts and tuition cap raised
Scrapped computers to be donated to state-run schools
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Addressing a gathering in Kurukshetra after inaugurating an exhibition on the three new criminal laws, Shah, who was in Haryana to chair multiple events, pointed out that the previous criminal laws were enacted by the British with the primary objective of maintaining their rule, not to safeguard the welfare of the Indian people.
Addressing a gathering in Kurukshetra after inaugurating an exhibition on the three new criminal laws, Shah, who was in Haryana to chair multiple events, pointed out that the previous criminal laws were enacted by the British with the primary objective of maintaining their rule, not to safeguard the welfare of the Indian people.
