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Maharashtra Asks Centre To Raise Non-Creamy Layer Limit To Rs 15 Lakh
The Maharashtra cabinet on Thursday decided to request the Union government to increase the income limit to qualify for 'non-creamy layer' to Rs 15 lakh per year from the current Rs 8 lakh.
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Did Puja Khedkar Use OBC Quota For MBBS? College Director Says...
Amidst the ongoing controversy over probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, it has now been revealed that Ms Khekar had submitted a non-creamy layer OBC Certificate to secure admission to MBBS in 2007.
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Purpose Of Quota To Inspire OBCs Get Higher Education, Authorities' Duty To Further It: Delhi High Court
The court directed Delhi University to grant admission to an LLM aspirant who was denied admission for failing to provide the OBC-Non Creamy Layer certificate.
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Centre Considering Revising 'Creamy Layer' Criteria For Backward Classes
A proposal for revision of the income criteria for determining the creamy layer amongst other backward classes (OBCs) is under consideration of the government, Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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"Should Chief Secretary's Family Get Quota?" Questions Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, questioned the logic behind granting quota in promotions in government jobs to the kith and kin of affluent persons among the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes communities who have been holding high official positions.
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CEN 01/ 2018 Recruitment: Railways Increase Upper Age Limit For ALP, Technician Posts
Indian Railways has decided to increase the upper age limit for Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP), Technician posts to 30 years (unreserved category), 33 years (OBC non creamy layer)and 35 years (SC and ST category).
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Creamy Layer Income Cap For OBCs Raised To Rs 8 Lakh Per Annum
The 'creamy layer' ceiling for OBC reservation has been raised to Rs 8 lakh from the existing Rs 6 lakh per year, according to an official order issued on Wednesday.
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Government Expands Ambit Of OBC 'Creamy Layer', Includes PSU Posts
The government today expanded the ambit of 'creamy layer' to include certain posts in PSUs and public sector financial institutions, thus barring these officials and their kin from claiming reservation benefits under the OBC category.
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Centre Evolves Criteria To Identify PSU, Bank Posts On 'Creamy Layer'
The Centre has evolved criteria to identify posts in the PSUs, public sector banks and financial institutions comparable with those in the government to exclude the 'creamy layer' for the purpose of granting reservation benefits to the OBC employees.
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On Quota For Other Backward Classes, Centre Out To Level Field
The Narendra Modi government today raised the annual income bar for Other Backward Classes to qualify for reservation, enabling more people to get its benefits. It also announced that it would set up a commission that would create sub-categories and help level the field.
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Centre Takes First Step For Sub-Quotas Among Backward Classes
The government on Wednesday raised the creamy layer ceiling by Rs 2 lakh as it announced setting up of a commission to work out sub-categorisation within Other Backward Classes (OBCs) for a "more equitable distribution of reservation benefits".
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Centre Moves To Raise 'Creamy Layer' Income Limit For OBCs To Rs 8 Lakh
The central government has inched a step closer to increasing the "creamy layer" income limit to Rs 8 lakh per annum from the existing limit of Rs 6 lakh for availing quota reserved for Other Backward Class (OBC).
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With Job Crisis Among Key Voters (OBCs), Government Preps New Rules
Ahead of the strategically crucial Uttar Pradesh election, the government is prepping to update affirmative action policies to address the job crisis confronted by Other Backward Classes or OBCs.
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After Making The Cut, OBC Candidates Declared Too 'Creamy'
A Chennai-based young doctor is among more than a hundred successful civil services candidates under the OBC quota who have been disqualified citing that they belong to the 'creamy layer'.
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Income limit of 'creamy layer' hiked to Rs 6 lakh per annum
In a bid to widen the ambit of beneficiaries getting reservation under the OBC quota, the Central government today enhanced the ceiling for applying the 'creamy layer' restriction on "socially advanced persons".
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Maharashtra Asks Centre To Raise Non-Creamy Layer Limit To Rs 15 Lakh
The Maharashtra cabinet on Thursday decided to request the Union government to increase the income limit to qualify for 'non-creamy layer' to Rs 15 lakh per year from the current Rs 8 lakh.
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Did Puja Khedkar Use OBC Quota For MBBS? College Director Says...
Amidst the ongoing controversy over probationary IAS officer Puja Khedkar, it has now been revealed that Ms Khekar had submitted a non-creamy layer OBC Certificate to secure admission to MBBS in 2007.
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Purpose Of Quota To Inspire OBCs Get Higher Education, Authorities' Duty To Further It: Delhi High Court
The court directed Delhi University to grant admission to an LLM aspirant who was denied admission for failing to provide the OBC-Non Creamy Layer certificate.
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Centre Considering Revising 'Creamy Layer' Criteria For Backward Classes
A proposal for revision of the income criteria for determining the creamy layer amongst other backward classes (OBCs) is under consideration of the government, Lok Sabha was informed on Tuesday.
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"Should Chief Secretary's Family Get Quota?" Questions Supreme Court
The Supreme Court, on Thursday, questioned the logic behind granting quota in promotions in government jobs to the kith and kin of affluent persons among the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes communities who have been holding high official positions.
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CEN 01/ 2018 Recruitment: Railways Increase Upper Age Limit For ALP, Technician Posts
Indian Railways has decided to increase the upper age limit for Assistant Loco Pilot (ALP), Technician posts to 30 years (unreserved category), 33 years (OBC non creamy layer)and 35 years (SC and ST category).
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Creamy Layer Income Cap For OBCs Raised To Rs 8 Lakh Per Annum
The 'creamy layer' ceiling for OBC reservation has been raised to Rs 8 lakh from the existing Rs 6 lakh per year, according to an official order issued on Wednesday.
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Government Expands Ambit Of OBC 'Creamy Layer', Includes PSU Posts
The government today expanded the ambit of 'creamy layer' to include certain posts in PSUs and public sector financial institutions, thus barring these officials and their kin from claiming reservation benefits under the OBC category.
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Centre Evolves Criteria To Identify PSU, Bank Posts On 'Creamy Layer'
The Centre has evolved criteria to identify posts in the PSUs, public sector banks and financial institutions comparable with those in the government to exclude the 'creamy layer' for the purpose of granting reservation benefits to the OBC employees.
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On Quota For Other Backward Classes, Centre Out To Level Field
The Narendra Modi government today raised the annual income bar for Other Backward Classes to qualify for reservation, enabling more people to get its benefits. It also announced that it would set up a commission that would create sub-categories and help level the field.
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Centre Takes First Step For Sub-Quotas Among Backward Classes
The government on Wednesday raised the creamy layer ceiling by Rs 2 lakh as it announced setting up of a commission to work out sub-categorisation within Other Backward Classes (OBCs) for a "more equitable distribution of reservation benefits".
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Centre Moves To Raise 'Creamy Layer' Income Limit For OBCs To Rs 8 Lakh
The central government has inched a step closer to increasing the "creamy layer" income limit to Rs 8 lakh per annum from the existing limit of Rs 6 lakh for availing quota reserved for Other Backward Class (OBC).
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With Job Crisis Among Key Voters (OBCs), Government Preps New Rules
Ahead of the strategically crucial Uttar Pradesh election, the government is prepping to update affirmative action policies to address the job crisis confronted by Other Backward Classes or OBCs.
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After Making The Cut, OBC Candidates Declared Too 'Creamy'
A Chennai-based young doctor is among more than a hundred successful civil services candidates under the OBC quota who have been disqualified citing that they belong to the 'creamy layer'.
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Income limit of 'creamy layer' hiked to Rs 6 lakh per annum
In a bid to widen the ambit of beneficiaries getting reservation under the OBC quota, the Central government today enhanced the ceiling for applying the 'creamy layer' restriction on "socially advanced persons".
