The Punjab and Haryana High Court denied relief to a law student caught cheating during an exam.
The Punjab and Haryana High Court recently upheld Panjab University's (PU) decision to disqualify a law student from appearing in...
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“NCLT is not just a post office: 3 major conclusions of the Supreme Court in Byju’s case”
On Wednesday, the Supreme Court ruled in favour of US-based creditor Glas Trust, allowing its appeal against the National Company...
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The Calcutta High Court ruled that a writ challenging the termination of teaching staff from a private unaided educational institution is not maintainable if the dispute involves private contract matters.
A single bench of the Calcutta High Court, presided over by Justice Hiranmay Bhattacharyya, ruled in the case of Rita...
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The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a teacher’s service cannot be terminated after regularization solely due to a lack of qualification at the time of the initial appointment.
The Allahabad High Court has ruled that a teacher whose services have been regularized cannot be terminated solely due to...
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Students from open schools recognized by the CBSE and state boards are eligible to take the NEET exam, according to a recent Supreme Court ruling.
The Supreme Court has acknowledged that all open schools recognized by the CBSE and State Education Boards will now be...
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The Supreme Court has criticized medical colleges for charging exorbitant fees of up to Rs 1 crore but failing to pay stipends to MBBS interns.
The Supreme Court has criticized medical colleges for charging exorbitant fees of up to Rs 1 crore but failing to...
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The Delhi High Court found the Delhi Gurdwara Management Committee guilty of contempt for failing to pay school staff, stating that Sikhism advocates generosity.
The Delhi High Court recently found the serving President and General Secretary of the Delhi Sikh Gurdwara Management Committee (DSGMC)...
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The Delhi High Court, in its directive to JNU to allocate a hostel to a visually impaired student, emphasized the use of ‘differently abled’ instead of ‘disabled’.
The Delhi High Court issued a ruling on Monday in the case of Sanjeev Kumar Mishra v Jawaharlal Nehru University...
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