Job Post: Civil Judge @ Rajasthan Judicial Services [111 Vacancies]

Jobs Nov 10, 2018 Lawstreet News Network 1 Shares

The Rajasthan High Court through a notification dated November 3, 2018, notified the number of vacancies in civil judge cadre for the year 2019.

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Breakup of Vacancies

Total Vacancies – 111

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Unreserved (General) – 58, including 17 for women.

Reserved for SC – 17, including 5 for women.

Reserved for ST – 13, including 3 for women.

Reserved for OBC – 23, including 6 for women.

The notification further provides that 3 of total 111 vacancies will be reserved for specially abled persons and that reservation for widow and divorcee will be in the ratio of 80:20.

Read the official notification below.

Schools to charge reduced fees as per government order due to the ‘unprecedented’ times of the COVID-19 pandemic : Rajasthan HC [READ JUDGMENT]

Judiciary Dec 23, 2020 Gautami Chakravarty ( Editor: Ekta Joshi ) 9 Shares

The Rajasthan High court hearing a writ petition directed the schools to follow the state government notification and charge 60% tuition fees in schools affiliated with the state board and 70% tuition fees in private schools affiliated to CBSE for the current academic year after taking into consideration the plight of the parents in these ‘unprecedented’ times of the pandemic.In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic upon implementation of the nation-wide lockdown, the Rajasthan state...

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Rajasthan HC asks State Government to ensure that Prisoners are not forced to do menial jobs based on Caste

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Inquiring about the proposed steps for complete overhauling of the Prison Manual, the Rajasthan High Court on Thursday (17th December 2020) asked the State Government to ensure that the prisoners are not forced to indulge in menial jobs like cleaning toilers etc. merely on the basis of their caste and also that no under trial prisoner is forced to perform such jobs in prison.The Bench of Justice Devendra Kachhawaha and Justice Sandeep Mehta further directed-“Considering the progressive...

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