Further, Tata Sons has also communicated with lenders such as Canadian investor Brookfield advising them against participating in the “illegal” Tata sons share pledge by SP Group. Sources told the newspaper this is significant as most lenders have sought a green light from Tata Sons. … [Read more...] about Tatas move Supreme Court over pledged shares by SP Group: Report
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NEET 2020: Supreme Court dismisses petitions seeking postponement of test
To ensure social distancing amidst COVID-19, National Testing Agency had increased the number of examination centres for NEET 2020 to 3,843 from 2,546. Instead of 25 students in one room, NEET centres will have only 12 students. Admit cards can be used as a pass for the student movement. … [Read more...] about NEET 2020: Supreme Court dismisses petitions seeking postponement of test
SC stays implementation of 2018 Maharashtra law granting reservation to Marathas in education, jobs
On July 27, the Maharashtra government had assured the top court that it would not proceed with the recruitment process to fill up the vacancies on the basis of 12 per cent Maratha reservation till September 15, except for departments, Public Health and Medical Education and Research. … [Read more...] about SC stays implementation of 2018 Maharashtra law granting reservation to Marathas in education, jobs
Prashant Bhushan files writ petition in SC seeking right of appeal against conviction
Senior lawyer and activist Prashant Bhushan on September 12 filed a writ petition before the Supreme Court seeking right of appeal against his conviction in the original criminal contempt cases, so that the same can be heard by a larger and a different bench, news agency ANI reported.Lawyer Prashant Bhushan today filed a writ petition before the Supreme Court seeking the right of appeal against conviction in original criminal contempt cases so that the cases can be heard by a larger and a different bench. pic.twitter.com/nFxZzzAZcs … [Read more...] about Prashant Bhushan files writ petition in SC seeking right of appeal against conviction
Ex-vice chancellor moves SC against separate entrance exam for NLSIU
Former vice chancellor R Venkata Rao and Rakesh Kumar Agarwalla, said such unilateral decision to hold National Law Aptitude Test (NLAT) as entrance exam to the university was taken without any application of mind, thereby completely prejudicing the students at the final hour and has put their career at jeopardy for purely whimsical reasons. … [Read more...] about Ex-vice chancellor moves SC against separate entrance exam for NLSIU
