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Video: Tamil Nadu Students Clash With Andhra Toll Staff, Block Traffic
A free-for-all clash broke out at a toll plaza in Andhra Pradesh's Tirupati after students of a law college from Tamil Nadu were stopped due to a payment-related issue on Sunday. The students went on a rampage, attacking the toll booth staff with hel
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New Tamil Nadu Quota Gives Wings To Government School Medical Aspirants
The dream of becoming a doctor for Induja, a daughter of a daily wager who studied in a government school in Tamil Nadu's Thiruvallur district may soon come true. She could join her dream medical college this year, thanks to the new law by the Tamil Nadu government that earmarks 7.5 per cent seats for students from government schools like her.
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Tamil Nadu TRB Notifies Assistant Professor Recruitment In Law Colleges
NET qualification is mandatory for both the posts. Those who have obtained Post Graduate Degree in Law through correspondence course are not eligible to apply for any of the posts.
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"Want To Become Judge," Says Tamil Nadu's First Transsexual Lawyer
Satyashri Sharmila, who completed her course in law from the Central Law College in Salem way back in 2007, says she could have enrolled right after graduation in 2008, but chose to wait as she wanted to be on the rolls only as a trans person.
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Set Date For Starting Classes In New Law College Premises: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to fix a date for starting classes in the new law college premises before the commencement of the next academic year on July 9, 2018.
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Student Suspended For Allegedly Creating Communal Divide Over Unnao, Kathua Incidents
A first year student of the Government Law College was suspended for allegedly attempting to create communal divide by her remarks over the rape incidents in Unnao and Kathua.
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Madras High Court Dismisses Plea For Additional Law Seats
The Madras High Court has rejected a plea for creation of additional seats for open category candidates in UG law courses in the government law colleges to compensate them for the 69 per cent reservation provided to other categories in Tamil Nadu.
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Tamil Nadu Government's Inaction Affected Interests Of Students, Says Ramadoss
The problem faced by students wanting to join medical colleges is due to the Tamil Nadu government's inaction in getting the president's assent to the laws seeking exemption from the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), PMK leader S. Ramadoss said on Saturday.
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10-Point Guide To NEET Controversy
Protests have started against the single entrance exam for all medical colleges, the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Examination. Last month, Puducherry asked the Centre to exempt some parts of the Union Territory from NEET. On Wednesday, soon after the CBSE notified the exam, Tamil Nadu ...
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Jayalalithaa inaugurates National Law School in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today inaugurated the Rs 100 crore National Law School at her native constituency Srirangam.
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Students' protest on Lankan Tamils issue continue
Protests by students on the Sri Lankan Tamils issue continued across Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, with law students mainly in the fray.
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Police arrest 30 law students from Madurai government college
Police entered the Government Law College premises in Madurai and arrested 30 students who were on a sit-in for the past 11 days protesting, among other things, against the opening of private law colleges, police sources said.
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Law college in Madurai closed indefinitely due to strike
The Law college in Madurai has been closed indefinitely following a sit in strike by students, protesting against the opening of private law colleges, officials said.
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Anna University directed to provide affiliation to college before July 7
Anna University of Technology, Madurai, on Friday has been directed by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High court to provide affiliation to an Engineering College run by a Trust of Union Minister M K Alagiri's family, according to law as per an earlier court order, before July 7.
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Video: Tamil Nadu Students Clash With Andhra Toll Staff, Block Traffic
A free-for-all clash broke out at a toll plaza in Andhra Pradesh's Tirupati after students of a law college from Tamil Nadu were stopped due to a payment-related issue on Sunday. The students went on a rampage, attacking the toll booth staff with hel
-
New Tamil Nadu Quota Gives Wings To Government School Medical Aspirants
The dream of becoming a doctor for Induja, a daughter of a daily wager who studied in a government school in Tamil Nadu's Thiruvallur district may soon come true. She could join her dream medical college this year, thanks to the new law by the Tamil Nadu government that earmarks 7.5 per cent seats for students from government schools like her.
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Tamil Nadu TRB Notifies Assistant Professor Recruitment In Law Colleges
NET qualification is mandatory for both the posts. Those who have obtained Post Graduate Degree in Law through correspondence course are not eligible to apply for any of the posts.
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"Want To Become Judge," Says Tamil Nadu's First Transsexual Lawyer
Satyashri Sharmila, who completed her course in law from the Central Law College in Salem way back in 2007, says she could have enrolled right after graduation in 2008, but chose to wait as she wanted to be on the rolls only as a trans person.
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Set Date For Starting Classes In New Law College Premises: Madras High Court
The Madras High Court has directed the Tamil Nadu government to fix a date for starting classes in the new law college premises before the commencement of the next academic year on July 9, 2018.
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Student Suspended For Allegedly Creating Communal Divide Over Unnao, Kathua Incidents
A first year student of the Government Law College was suspended for allegedly attempting to create communal divide by her remarks over the rape incidents in Unnao and Kathua.
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Madras High Court Dismisses Plea For Additional Law Seats
The Madras High Court has rejected a plea for creation of additional seats for open category candidates in UG law courses in the government law colleges to compensate them for the 69 per cent reservation provided to other categories in Tamil Nadu.
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Tamil Nadu Government's Inaction Affected Interests Of Students, Says Ramadoss
The problem faced by students wanting to join medical colleges is due to the Tamil Nadu government's inaction in getting the president's assent to the laws seeking exemption from the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET), PMK leader S. Ramadoss said on Saturday.
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10-Point Guide To NEET Controversy
Protests have started against the single entrance exam for all medical colleges, the National Eligibility Entrance Test (NEET), to be conducted by the Central Board of Secondary Examination. Last month, Puducherry asked the Centre to exempt some parts of the Union Territory from NEET. On Wednesday, soon after the CBSE notified the exam, Tamil Nadu ...
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Jayalalithaa inaugurates National Law School in Tamil Nadu
Tamil Nadu Chief Minister Jayalalithaa today inaugurated the Rs 100 crore National Law School at her native constituency Srirangam.
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Students' protest on Lankan Tamils issue continue
Protests by students on the Sri Lankan Tamils issue continued across Tamil Nadu on Wednesday, with law students mainly in the fray.
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Police arrest 30 law students from Madurai government college
Police entered the Government Law College premises in Madurai and arrested 30 students who were on a sit-in for the past 11 days protesting, among other things, against the opening of private law colleges, police sources said.
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Law college in Madurai closed indefinitely due to strike
The Law college in Madurai has been closed indefinitely following a sit in strike by students, protesting against the opening of private law colleges, officials said.
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Anna University directed to provide affiliation to college before July 7
Anna University of Technology, Madurai, on Friday has been directed by the Madurai Bench of the Madras High court to provide affiliation to an Engineering College run by a Trust of Union Minister M K Alagiri's family, according to law as per an earlier court order, before July 7.
