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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
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GRAP 4 To Stay In Delhi Till Monday, Schools To Remain In Hybrid Mode
GRAP-IV - the fourth (and, on paper, the strictest) stage of anti-pollution measures to combat the toxic air that smothers Delhi every winter - will remain in force till Monday (December 2), the Supreme Court said Thursday evening.
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Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
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Schools In Delhi-NCR To Operate In Hybrid Mode, Orders Air Quality Panel
In its November 25, 2024, order, the Supreme Court emphasised the adverse impact of continued restrictions on education, particularly for underprivileged students.
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On Reopening Delhi Schools, Top Court's Note On Air Purifiers, Mid-Day Meal
Schools in Delhi can open now despite the high pollution levels, the Supreme Court said today, pointing to three issues that will not get solved if students stay home.
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Menstrual Hygiene Policy For School Students Approved: Supreme Court Told
The Centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court of framing the "Menstrual Hygiene Policy for School Going Girls" approved by the Union Health Ministry.
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Supreme Court Rules In Favour Of Students In MBBS Quota Admission Dispute
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled in favour of several students from reserved categories who had been denied admission to MBBS courses under the Unreserved Category Government School (UR-GS) quota in Madhya Pradesh.
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Bengal Government Goes To Supreme Court Against School Jobs Scam Order
The West Bengal Government on Wednesday moved the Supreme Court against the Calcutta High Court decision that declared the entire panel of 2016 School Service Commission teachers' recruitment null and void, cancelling all appointments of teachers and
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Supreme Court Judge's Homage To Dr BR Ambedkar At Columbia Law School
Senior Supreme Court judge Justice Bhushan Ramakrishna Gavai, in a historic moment, paid tribute to Dr Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar at the Columbia Law School in the US on Tuesday, March 26.
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"Can't Just Board Any Train": Chief Justice's Decorum Reminder To Lawyer
Schooling a lawyer on courtroom decorum, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today said the Supreme Court "is not a (railway) platform where you can board any train".
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"Happened Because State...": Supreme Court On Muslim Boy Slapped In UP School
The developments that followed the slapping of a Muslim schoolboy by his classmates at the behest of their teacher in UP were the result of the state not doing what was expected of it after the offence was committed, the Supreme Court said.
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"Sanction Teacher's Prosecution": Supreme Court On Student Slapped In UP School
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to immediately decide on granting sanction to prosecute the school teacher, who was accused of asking students to slap a Muslim classmate in Muzaffarnagar.
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"Should Shock Conscience": Supreme Court On Muslim Boy Slapped At UP School
Stating that if the allegations are true, it should shock the state's conscience, the Supreme Court today observed that a senior IPS officer be appointed to monitor the investigation in the Muzaffarnagar child slapping case.
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On Delay In Menstrual Policy, A Supreme Court Warning To States
The Supreme Court warned states yet to submit their response to the Centre on forming a uniform national policy on menstrual hygiene for school girls and said it will take recourse to the "coercive arm of the law" if they don't respond by August 31.
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Free Sanitary Pads In Schools? Supreme Court To Hear Case Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea seeking directions to states and the Centre to provide free sanitary pads to class 6-12 girls and ensure separate female toilet facility in all government-aided and residential schools.
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Rohingya Children Can Move High Court If Denied Admission To Public Schools: Top Court
The Supreme Court on Friday said that Rohingya children can approach government schools for admission and in case of denial, they can move the high court.
-
GRAP 4 To Stay In Delhi Till Monday, Schools To Remain In Hybrid Mode
GRAP-IV - the fourth (and, on paper, the strictest) stage of anti-pollution measures to combat the toxic air that smothers Delhi every winter - will remain in force till Monday (December 2), the Supreme Court said Thursday evening.
-
Delhi Schools Asked To Move To "Hybrid Mode" After Top Court's Observations
The Delhi government on Monday directed government, private and civic body-run schools to conduct classes in "hybrid mode" - online and offline - after the Commission for Air Quality Management announced relaxations under the Graded Response Action.
-
Schools In Delhi-NCR To Operate In Hybrid Mode, Orders Air Quality Panel
In its November 25, 2024, order, the Supreme Court emphasised the adverse impact of continued restrictions on education, particularly for underprivileged students.
-
On Reopening Delhi Schools, Top Court's Note On Air Purifiers, Mid-Day Meal
Schools in Delhi can open now despite the high pollution levels, the Supreme Court said today, pointing to three issues that will not get solved if students stay home.
-
Menstrual Hygiene Policy For School Students Approved: Supreme Court Told
The Centre on Monday informed the Supreme Court of framing the "Menstrual Hygiene Policy for School Going Girls" approved by the Union Health Ministry.
-
Supreme Court Rules In Favour Of Students In MBBS Quota Admission Dispute
The Supreme Court on Wednesday ruled in favour of several students from reserved categories who had been denied admission to MBBS courses under the Unreserved Category Government School (UR-GS) quota in Madhya Pradesh.
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Bengal Government Goes To Supreme Court Against School Jobs Scam Order
The West Bengal Government on Wednesday moved the Supreme Court against the Calcutta High Court decision that declared the entire panel of 2016 School Service Commission teachers' recruitment null and void, cancelling all appointments of teachers and
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Supreme Court Judge's Homage To Dr BR Ambedkar At Columbia Law School
Senior Supreme Court judge Justice Bhushan Ramakrishna Gavai, in a historic moment, paid tribute to Dr Bhimrao Ramji Ambedkar at the Columbia Law School in the US on Tuesday, March 26.
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"Can't Just Board Any Train": Chief Justice's Decorum Reminder To Lawyer
Schooling a lawyer on courtroom decorum, Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud today said the Supreme Court "is not a (railway) platform where you can board any train".
-
"Happened Because State...": Supreme Court On Muslim Boy Slapped In UP School
The developments that followed the slapping of a Muslim schoolboy by his classmates at the behest of their teacher in UP were the result of the state not doing what was expected of it after the offence was committed, the Supreme Court said.
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"Sanction Teacher's Prosecution": Supreme Court On Student Slapped In UP School
The Supreme Court on Monday ordered the Uttar Pradesh government to immediately decide on granting sanction to prosecute the school teacher, who was accused of asking students to slap a Muslim classmate in Muzaffarnagar.
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"Should Shock Conscience": Supreme Court On Muslim Boy Slapped At UP School
Stating that if the allegations are true, it should shock the state's conscience, the Supreme Court today observed that a senior IPS officer be appointed to monitor the investigation in the Muzaffarnagar child slapping case.
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On Delay In Menstrual Policy, A Supreme Court Warning To States
The Supreme Court warned states yet to submit their response to the Centre on forming a uniform national policy on menstrual hygiene for school girls and said it will take recourse to the "coercive arm of the law" if they don't respond by August 31.
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Free Sanitary Pads In Schools? Supreme Court To Hear Case Tomorrow
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Monday a plea seeking directions to states and the Centre to provide free sanitary pads to class 6-12 girls and ensure separate female toilet facility in all government-aided and residential schools.
