Centre moves SC to review verdict on BC quota
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New Delhi: The Centre has moved the Supreme Court seeking a review of the May 5 verdict which took away the power of state governments to declare socially and educationally backward classes for quota in jobs/admissions. A Constitution Bench had set aside Maharashtra law granting quota to Marathas. PTI
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No interim protection from arrest to Kalra till May 18: HC
New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Friday declined to grant interim protection from arrest to Navneet Kalra, seeking anticipatory bail in connection with the alleged black-marketing of oxygen concentrators, agreeing with the reasons given by the trial court while denying him the relief. PTI
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Tsering elected president of Tibetan govt in-exile
Dharamsala: Penpa Tsering has been elected president (Sikyong) of the Tibetan government in-exile. The results were declared by the election commission on Friday. Election commissioner Wangdu Tsering said Tsering polled 34,324 votes while his rival Kalsang Dorjee Aukatsang obtained 28,307 votes. PTI
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