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"Submit Safety Measures Within 4 Weeks": Supreme Court To Panel On Coaching Centre Deaths
The Supreme Court on Friday directed a Union government-appointed committee probing the death of three civil services aspirants to submit an interim report about the measures it wanted to be taken to prevent such incidents within 4 weeks.
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Supreme Court Orders Medical Re-Test Of "Temporarily Unfit" UPSC Candidate
The Supreme Court has directed the Central Standing Medical Board to undertake a medical re-test of a candidate who passed Prelims, Mains and Interview of Civil Services Examination (CSE)-2014 but was declared 'temporarily unfit' in medical test.
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"Our Future, Lives In Danger": Student's Appeal To Supreme Court After Coaching Horror
The death of three civil service aspirants at a Delhi coaching centre has sent a shockwave across the city, especially within the student community.
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Supreme Court Slams Centre Over Failure To Implement Disability Act Provisions
Supreme Court ordered appointment of a 100% visually impaired candidate, who cleared the Civil Services Examination in 2009, within three months while slamming the Centre for failing to implement provisions of the Persons with Disabilities Act.
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Give Those Going Outside Manipur For UPSC Exams Rs 3,000 Per Day: Top Court
In a rare order, the Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to pay Rs 3,000 per day to civil services aspirants from its violence-hit hill districts to travel outside the state to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
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On Lt Governor's Defence Volunteers Move, AAP May Approach Supreme Court
Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena on Friday approved a proposal of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to terminate the services of all civil defence volunteers with effect from November 1 this year with AAP sources saying they will approach Supreme Court.
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Delhi Chief Secretary Holds Key Meet After Big Supreme Court Verdict
Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar has convened a meeting of the Civil Services Board (CSB) on May 16 to consider the AAP government's directions to transfer officers, including Services Secretary Ashish More.
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"Heart-Warming": Law Minister's Big Praise For Chief Justice's Order
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday lauded an order of the Supreme Court allowing a judicial services aspirant suffering from writer's cramp to get a scribe to write his preliminary examination for the recruitment of civil judges in Uttarakhand.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Explore Categories For Specially-Abled People In Civil Services
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to examine how people with disabilities can be put under different categories in civil services.
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Plea For "Cooling Off Period" For Civil Servants To Contest Polls Junked
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a PIL to impose restrictions to prevent civil servants from contesting elections immediately after retirement or resignation from service, by imposing a "cooling off period".
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Consider Covid-Hit Students' Plea On Civil Services Exam: Court To Centre
An extra attempt for Covid-affected candidates in the civil services mains exam should be considered, the Supreme Court told the Centre today, giving it two weeks for the job.
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Civil Service Re-Examination Will Have Cascading Effects: UPSC Tells Supreme Court
UPSC reply came on a petition filed by Civil Services aspirants seeking to extend the benefit of additional or extra attempt.
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UPSC Qualifiers Have No Right To Posting At Place Of Choice, Says Supreme Court
A successful civil services aspirant has no right to be allocated a cadre or place of appointment of his choice as a candidate for the all India service opts to serve anywhere in the country with "eyes wide open," the Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Extra Chance For UPSC Aspirants Who Exhausted Last Attempt In 2020
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition seeking an extra attempt in civil service exams for UPSC aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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No Extra Chance For UPSC Aspirants Who Exhausted Last Attempt In 2020: Top Court
The Supreme Court said today that no extra chance will be given to candidates who have exhausted their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services exam which was held in October 2020 and dismissed a plea seeking another chance in the exam and relaxation on the age limit.
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"Submit Safety Measures Within 4 Weeks": Supreme Court To Panel On Coaching Centre Deaths
The Supreme Court on Friday directed a Union government-appointed committee probing the death of three civil services aspirants to submit an interim report about the measures it wanted to be taken to prevent such incidents within 4 weeks.
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Supreme Court Orders Medical Re-Test Of "Temporarily Unfit" UPSC Candidate
The Supreme Court has directed the Central Standing Medical Board to undertake a medical re-test of a candidate who passed Prelims, Mains and Interview of Civil Services Examination (CSE)-2014 but was declared 'temporarily unfit' in medical test.
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"Our Future, Lives In Danger": Student's Appeal To Supreme Court After Coaching Horror
The death of three civil service aspirants at a Delhi coaching centre has sent a shockwave across the city, especially within the student community.
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Supreme Court Slams Centre Over Failure To Implement Disability Act Provisions
Supreme Court ordered appointment of a 100% visually impaired candidate, who cleared the Civil Services Examination in 2009, within three months while slamming the Centre for failing to implement provisions of the Persons with Disabilities Act.
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Give Those Going Outside Manipur For UPSC Exams Rs 3,000 Per Day: Top Court
In a rare order, the Supreme Court on Monday directed the Manipur government to pay Rs 3,000 per day to civil services aspirants from its violence-hit hill districts to travel outside the state to appear in the UPSC Civil Services Examination.
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On Lt Governor's Defence Volunteers Move, AAP May Approach Supreme Court
Delhi Lt Governor V K Saxena on Friday approved a proposal of Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to terminate the services of all civil defence volunteers with effect from November 1 this year with AAP sources saying they will approach Supreme Court.
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Delhi Chief Secretary Holds Key Meet After Big Supreme Court Verdict
Delhi Chief Secretary Naresh Kumar has convened a meeting of the Civil Services Board (CSB) on May 16 to consider the AAP government's directions to transfer officers, including Services Secretary Ashish More.
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"Heart-Warming": Law Minister's Big Praise For Chief Justice's Order
Law Minister Kiren Rijiju on Sunday lauded an order of the Supreme Court allowing a judicial services aspirant suffering from writer's cramp to get a scribe to write his preliminary examination for the recruitment of civil judges in Uttarakhand.
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Supreme Court Asks Centre To Explore Categories For Specially-Abled People In Civil Services
The Supreme Court today asked the Centre to examine how people with disabilities can be put under different categories in civil services.
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Plea For "Cooling Off Period" For Civil Servants To Contest Polls Junked
The Supreme Court has refused to entertain a PIL to impose restrictions to prevent civil servants from contesting elections immediately after retirement or resignation from service, by imposing a "cooling off period".
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Consider Covid-Hit Students' Plea On Civil Services Exam: Court To Centre
An extra attempt for Covid-affected candidates in the civil services mains exam should be considered, the Supreme Court told the Centre today, giving it two weeks for the job.
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Civil Service Re-Examination Will Have Cascading Effects: UPSC Tells Supreme Court
UPSC reply came on a petition filed by Civil Services aspirants seeking to extend the benefit of additional or extra attempt.
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UPSC Qualifiers Have No Right To Posting At Place Of Choice, Says Supreme Court
A successful civil services aspirant has no right to be allocated a cadre or place of appointment of his choice as a candidate for the all India service opts to serve anywhere in the country with "eyes wide open," the Supreme Court said today.
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Top Court Dismisses Plea Seeking Extra Chance For UPSC Aspirants Who Exhausted Last Attempt In 2020
The Supreme Court on Wednesday dismissed the petition seeking an extra attempt in civil service exams for UPSC aspirants who exhausted their last attempt in October 2020, amid the COVID-19 pandemic.
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No Extra Chance For UPSC Aspirants Who Exhausted Last Attempt In 2020: Top Court
The Supreme Court said today that no extra chance will be given to candidates who have exhausted their last attempt in the UPSC Civil Services exam which was held in October 2020 and dismissed a plea seeking another chance in the exam and relaxation on the age limit.
