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Rajasthan Cabinet Approves Removal Of Education Criteria For Civic Polls
The Rajasthan cabinet on Thursday approved two amendments bills to do away with the condition of minimum educational qualification for contesting local body elections
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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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No Panchayat Elections in Haryana For Now, Supreme Court Rules
Panchayat elections in Haryana cannot be held till the Supreme Court decides the validity of a law that set mandatory educational qualifications and other criteria for candidates, the top court said today.
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Education Criteria to Contest Panchayat Polls Would Debar 50 Per Cent Indians: Court
Fixation of minimum educational qualifications to contest panchayat elections would "straightaway" debar 50 per cent Indians, the Supreme Court today said while seeking Haryana government's opinion on it.
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Haryana Challenges Supreme Court Stay on Panchayat Election Law
To defend a law that set mandatory educational qualifications for candidates contesting Panchayat elections in the Haryana, the state government moved the Supreme Court today.
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Haryana Panchayat Election Law on Educational Criteria Put on Hold
A law in Haryana that set mandatory educational qualifications for candidates contesting Panchayat elections in the state was stayed by the Supreme Court today.
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Educational Bar for Contesting Panchayat Polls in Rajasthan to Stay For Now
In Rajasthan, a court will today decide on a controversial government order that set educational prerequisites for contesting village polls.
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Karnataka assembly elections: for clean politics, Kiran Shaw panel backs 14 candidates
The Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC, set up and headed by Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to try for cleaner governance, today announced a list of 14 candidates in Bangalore that they are endorsing ahead of the Karnataka Assembly elections, to be held on May 5. The candidates were selected based on criteria that included education and a c...
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Rajasthan Cabinet Approves Removal Of Education Criteria For Civic Polls
The Rajasthan cabinet on Thursday approved two amendments bills to do away with the condition of minimum educational qualification for contesting local body elections
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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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No Panchayat Elections in Haryana For Now, Supreme Court Rules
Panchayat elections in Haryana cannot be held till the Supreme Court decides the validity of a law that set mandatory educational qualifications and other criteria for candidates, the top court said today.
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Education Criteria to Contest Panchayat Polls Would Debar 50 Per Cent Indians: Court
Fixation of minimum educational qualifications to contest panchayat elections would "straightaway" debar 50 per cent Indians, the Supreme Court today said while seeking Haryana government's opinion on it.
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Haryana Challenges Supreme Court Stay on Panchayat Election Law
To defend a law that set mandatory educational qualifications for candidates contesting Panchayat elections in the Haryana, the state government moved the Supreme Court today.
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Haryana Panchayat Election Law on Educational Criteria Put on Hold
A law in Haryana that set mandatory educational qualifications for candidates contesting Panchayat elections in the state was stayed by the Supreme Court today.
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Educational Bar for Contesting Panchayat Polls in Rajasthan to Stay For Now
In Rajasthan, a court will today decide on a controversial government order that set educational prerequisites for contesting village polls.
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Karnataka assembly elections: for clean politics, Kiran Shaw panel backs 14 candidates
The Bangalore Political Action Committee or BPAC, set up and headed by Biocon's Kiran Mazumdar Shaw to try for cleaner governance, today announced a list of 14 candidates in Bangalore that they are endorsing ahead of the Karnataka Assembly elections, to be held on May 5. The candidates were selected based on criteria that included education and a c...
