SC UPHOLDS TELANGANA’S 4-YEAR RESIDENCE RULE FOR DOMICILE QUOTA IN MEDICAL ADMISSIONS
SC UPHOLDS TELANGANA’S 4-YEAR RESIDENCE RULE FOR DOMICILE QUOTA IN MEDICAL ADMISSIONS NEW DELHI: The Supreme Court on Monday upheld Telangana’s 4-year residence rule for domicile quota in the medical admissions. The law mandates that even permanent residents of Telangana must have studied or resided in the State for four consecutive years to avail domicile […]
Delhi University’s Syllabus Purge: A Step Backward for Academic Freedom and Critical Inquiry
Delhi University’s recent proposal to remove courses on Pakistan, China, Islam, and caste-related topics from its postgraduate curricula in Political Science, Geography, and Sociology has ignited a fierce debate about academic freedom, pedagogical integrity, and the role of universities in fostering critical thinking. The decision, driven by the university’s Standing Committee on Academic Matters, reflects […]
“VAISHALI MAHOTSAV” Restoring Legacy : A Call for Historical and Educational Enhancement
By Gyan Bhadra Vaishali Mahotsav—A 3-day festival beginning from 10th April—which was organised and celebrated in Vaishali in Bihar on the auspicious occasion of birth anniversary of Bhagwan Mahavir was thronged by politicians of all hues this year. The District Magistrate came to the inaugural venue ; lighted the lamp along with ministers and […]
