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Updated Mar 16, 2021 | 14:12 IST UPSC CMS 2019 Reserve List has been released for additional 97 recommended candidates by the Union Public Service Commission. Candidates can check the direct link to download the list mentioned below. UPSC CMS 2019 Reserve List released on upsc.gov.in &nbsp | &nbspPhoto Credit:&nbspRepresentative Image The Union Public Service Commission, UPSC CMS 2019 Reserve List has been released recommending additional 97 candidates in order of merit ...

The Supreme Court on Tuesday observed if the argument that after 102nd amendment of the Constitution only Parliament can prepare one "Central" list of SEBC is accepted, then Maharashtra law granting quota to Marathas cannot be passed as it would be beyond the states legislative competence.

Trial in Tuni rioting case begins Updated: Updated: Mudragada, others appear in court Share Article AAA Mudragada, others appear in court All the suspects in the Tuni rioting case, including the former minister and Kapu reservation agitation leader Mudragada Padnabhamam and Tuni MLA D. Ramalingeswara Rao (Raja), appeared in the Vijayawada Metropolitan Magistrate Court (Railway Court) on Tuesday. With all the suspects appearing, trial in the case began and the court adjourned the case to Apri...

Supreme Court And The 50% Limit On Reservations Published by GulteDesk March 15, 2021 The Supreme Court, while considering the validity of the reservation for the Maratha community in Maharashtra recently, decided that it will hear all the States on the 50 percent limit on total reservation imposed by the court in the Indra Sawhney case (1992). The rationale for imposing 50 per cent rule is based on the relationship between affirmative action in the form of protective discrimination and the ...

: Monday, March 15, 2021, 1:07 PM IST Maratha reservation: SC gives one week to states to submit brief note on 50% quota limit, refuses to adjourn hearing Maratha reservation: SC gives one week to states to submit brief note on 50% quota limit, refuses to adjourn hearing File Photo The Supreme Court commenced hearing on Monday on whether the landmark 1992 verdict in the Indira Sawhney case, which caps the quota at 50 per cent, require a re-look by a larger bench. A five-judge Constitution benc...

Judiciary to revisit curbs on affirmative action Indian journalist with over 50 years of newspaper, news agency and television experience. 15 Mar 2021 A man walks past the building of the Indian Supreme Court in New Delhi. File/Reuters Affirmative action, known in local parlance as reservation, is one of the most sensitive issues of modern India. Its roots lie in the caste system, which apologists present as a form of division of labour. The caste...

Siddaramaiah rules out alliance with JD(S) Updated: Updated: Share Article Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah in Mysuru on Sunday.   Former Chief Minister Siddaramaiah has ruled out the possibility of the Congress entering into an alliance with the JD(S) in future. Mr. Siddaramaiah, who arrived in Mysuru for the first time after the rift in the party over its alliance with the JD(S) during the recent Mayoral polls, was fielding queries from reporters over the local arrangement made by suppor...

It’s YSRCP all the way in Kurnool Updated: Updated: It wins all nine ULBs; TDP bags two corporation wards Share Article It wins all nine ULBs; TDP bags two corporation wards The YSRCP swept the elections in all the nine Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) in the district for which counting concluded on Saturday. In the Kurnool Municipal Corporation, for which elections were held after more than a decade due to court cases, a YSRCP candidate, B.Y. Ramaiah, won by a record 2,066 votes margin in a Bac...

‘We told you so’: Opposition reacts to SC move on NCBC bill © Provided by The Times of India NEW DELHI: In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to examine if the bill according Constitutional status to the National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) deprives the states of their powers to identify the OBCs and craft policies about them, parliamentarians believe that fears about the 102nd Constitution amendment may be coming true. During the prolonged deadlock over the bill and t...

NEW DELHI: In the wake of the Supreme Court’s decision to examine if the bill according Constitutional status to the National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) deprives the states of their powers to identify the OBCs and craft policies about them, parliamentarians believe that fears about the 102nd Constitution amendment may be coming true. During the prolonged deadlock over the bill and the debates in Rajya Sabha and Lok Sabha on August 2 and 8, 2018, the opposition repeatedly raised r...