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Nitish Kumar's Gift For Dalits In Bihar: Clear IAS Prelims, Win Rs 1 Lakh
Continuing his effort to insulate his party from the perceived resentment among the Dalit community following last month's violent protests, the Nitish Kumar-led government in Bihar on Tuesday announced special grants for civil services aspirants from the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe who clear the preliminary exam.
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After Nitish Kumar Asks, Centre Expands Cheap Ration For Dalit Students
Continuing its Dalit outreach, the central government has decided to expand a scheme to provide subsidised food grains to students belonging to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes (OBC) living in government-run Ambedkar hostels across the country.
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'It is as if These Children are Living In Jails': Minister on Dalit Boys' Hostels in Nagpur
Over the last 10 years, 793 tribal students have died in government-aided residential schools for tribal students. The government has ordered a probe, asking the Tata Institute of Social Sciences to study the reasons and submit a report.
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Nitish Kumar's Gift For Dalits In Bihar: Clear IAS Prelims, Win Rs 1 Lakh
Continuing his effort to insulate his party from the perceived resentment among the Dalit community following last month's violent protests, the Nitish Kumar-led government in Bihar on Tuesday announced special grants for civil services aspirants from the scheduled caste and scheduled tribe who clear the preliminary exam.
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After Nitish Kumar Asks, Centre Expands Cheap Ration For Dalit Students
Continuing its Dalit outreach, the central government has decided to expand a scheme to provide subsidised food grains to students belonging to scheduled castes, scheduled tribes and other backward classes (OBC) living in government-run Ambedkar hostels across the country.
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'It is as if These Children are Living In Jails': Minister on Dalit Boys' Hostels in Nagpur
Over the last 10 years, 793 tribal students have died in government-aided residential schools for tribal students. The government has ordered a probe, asking the Tata Institute of Social Sciences to study the reasons and submit a report.
