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The Supreme Court on Tuesday called the implementation of the 25% free seats quota for poor children in private unaided schools a “national mission” and directed governments to frame clear and enforceable rules under the RTE Act

“In high profile political cases or large frauds involving government servants, getting prior approval has not been a problem,” said a CBI officer

The Supreme Court may impose heavy compensation on states for dog bites and deaths, holding dog feeders accountable for attacks during ongoing hearings.

The analysis, conducted by doctors at the city’s Mahatma Gandhi Medical College (MGM), Indore, was submitted to the state government on Tuesday.

The analysis, conducted by doctors at the city’s Mahatma Gandhi Medical College (MGM), Indore, was submitted to the state government on Tuesday.

The court on January 9 declined to issue blanket directions on alleged harassment of dog feeders, holding that individual complaints must be addressed

South Korean prosecutors set to demand heavy sentence for Yoon

Retired Indian Revenue Service (IRS) officer B Balamurugan was permitted him to withdraw the plea seeking the removal of portraits from the Parliament and other public spaces

The verdict came in a batch of petitions, challenging the dilution of the anti-corruption framework

The Supreme Court on Monday set aside the appointment of a UPPSC candidate who failed to disclose his criminal antecedents while applying for a job with the Uttar Pradesh government