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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Dismisses AAP Government's Appeal
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the AAP government's appeal against a single judge's interim order staying its new nursery admission norms based on the neighbourhood criterion.A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Sangita Dhingra Sehgal directed the single judge to decide the petitions expeditiously.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court To Deliver Verdict On February 27
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday reserved its order for February 27 on an appeal filed by the AAP government, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: Parents Association Welcomes Ruling Against Delhi Government's New Norms
The Schools and Parents Association here on Tuesday hailed the Delhi High Court's order on nursery admission guidelines set by the Arvind Kejriwal government while the authorities said they would appeal against the ruling.
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Nursery Admission: Setback For Government Of Delhi, HC Stays New Admission Norms
Delhi High Court today stayed the AAP government's new nursery admission norms based on the neighbourhood criteria, saying they were "arbitrary and discriminatory".
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Apply Before February 14; Follow These Guidelines
Delhi Nursery Admissions: Since parents are not ready to take chances to get their child a seat and the whole procedure is full of tension, confusion, legal wars and scrambling, here, we are trying to make things a bit simpler.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court Reserves Order On Pleas Against New Admission Norms
The Delhi High Court today reserved its order on pleas challenging the AAP government's order to private unaided schools to accept nursery admission forms based only on the neighbourhood or distance criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: It's A Race Against Time, Says High Court
"It is a race against time," was how the Delhi High Court today observed while referring to the "tight schedule" before which it has to decide on the pleas challenging the Delhi government's notifications on neighbourhood criteria for nursery admission.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: 'Explain Stand On Neighbourhood Norm', High Court Asks Centre
The Delhi High Court yesterday asked the Centre to explain its stand with regard to the neighbourhood criteria to admit students in nursery in private schools in the national capital and other parts of the country.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Is Government Acting Super Guardian To Parents, Asks High Court
The Delhi High Court has yesterday asked the Arvind Kejriwal-led government if it was acting as a "super guardian" to parents by limiting the choice of schools to admit their kids in nursery to the neighbourhood only.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: High Court Questions Distance Criteria, Asks 'Did Government Conduct Mapping Of Schools'
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government whether it had done geographical mapping of the number of schools in a given area before directing private schools to admit kids in nursery on the basis of neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row In High Court: Parents Oppose AAP Government's Order
Parents, whose kids are to be admitted in nursery this year, on Monday told the Delhi High Court that the AAP government's order to private unaided schools to admit students in nursery using the neighbourhood criteria, is bad in law and has curtailed their fundamental rights.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Delhi High Court Asks Centre To Spell Out Policy Regarding Private Schools Running On Lands Alloted By Government
Delhi High Court yesterday asked the Centre to spell out its policy regarding private schools running on land alloted to them by government at concessional rates across the country. Justice Manmohan issued notice to the Ministries of Human Resource Development and Urban Development seeking their replies on whether there was any neighbourhood criter...
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Dismisses AAP Government's Appeal
The Delhi High Court today dismissed the AAP government's appeal against a single judge's interim order staying its new nursery admission norms based on the neighbourhood criterion.A bench of Chief Justice G Rohini and Justice Sangita Dhingra Sehgal directed the single judge to decide the petitions expeditiously.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row: High Court Division Bench To Pronounce Verdict Tomorrow
The Delhi High court will pronounce its order on February 27 on an appeal filed by the Government of Delhi led by Aam Aadmi Party, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria in nursery admissions.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court To Deliver Verdict On February 27
The Delhi High Court on Wednesday reserved its order for February 27 on an appeal filed by the AAP government, challenging a single-judge order that stayed its nursery admissions notification compelling 298 private schools, built on public land, to adopt only neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: Parents Association Welcomes Ruling Against Delhi Government's New Norms
The Schools and Parents Association here on Tuesday hailed the Delhi High Court's order on nursery admission guidelines set by the Arvind Kejriwal government while the authorities said they would appeal against the ruling.
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Nursery Admission: Setback For Government Of Delhi, HC Stays New Admission Norms
Delhi High Court today stayed the AAP government's new nursery admission norms based on the neighbourhood criteria, saying they were "arbitrary and discriminatory".
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Apply Before February 14; Follow These Guidelines
Delhi Nursery Admissions: Since parents are not ready to take chances to get their child a seat and the whole procedure is full of tension, confusion, legal wars and scrambling, here, we are trying to make things a bit simpler.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: High Court Reserves Order On Pleas Against New Admission Norms
The Delhi High Court today reserved its order on pleas challenging the AAP government's order to private unaided schools to accept nursery admission forms based only on the neighbourhood or distance criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: It's A Race Against Time, Says High Court
"It is a race against time," was how the Delhi High Court today observed while referring to the "tight schedule" before which it has to decide on the pleas challenging the Delhi government's notifications on neighbourhood criteria for nursery admission.
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Delhi Nursery Admission: 'Explain Stand On Neighbourhood Norm', High Court Asks Centre
The Delhi High Court yesterday asked the Centre to explain its stand with regard to the neighbourhood criteria to admit students in nursery in private schools in the national capital and other parts of the country.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Is Government Acting Super Guardian To Parents, Asks High Court
The Delhi High Court has yesterday asked the Arvind Kejriwal-led government if it was acting as a "super guardian" to parents by limiting the choice of schools to admit their kids in nursery to the neighbourhood only.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: High Court Questions Distance Criteria, Asks 'Did Government Conduct Mapping Of Schools'
The Delhi High Court today asked the AAP government whether it had done geographical mapping of the number of schools in a given area before directing private schools to admit kids in nursery on the basis of neighbourhood criteria.
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Delhi Nursery Admission Row In High Court: Parents Oppose AAP Government's Order
Parents, whose kids are to be admitted in nursery this year, on Monday told the Delhi High Court that the AAP government's order to private unaided schools to admit students in nursery using the neighbourhood criteria, is bad in law and has curtailed their fundamental rights.
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Delhi Nursery Admissions: Delhi High Court Asks Centre To Spell Out Policy Regarding Private Schools Running On Lands Alloted By Government
Delhi High Court yesterday asked the Centre to spell out its policy regarding private schools running on land alloted to them by government at concessional rates across the country. Justice Manmohan issued notice to the Ministries of Human Resource Development and Urban Development seeking their replies on whether there was any neighbourhood criter...
