Chhattisgarh HC rejects plea by dual degree student seeking separate exam schedules, ruling such relief can’t be granted under writ jurisdiction.
Read Full ArticleAP High Court allows B.Tech student to continue studies, rules attendance norms can’t be arbitrary in cases of genuine illness.
The SC rules parents must fund their daughters’ education, affirming their right to retain Rs 43 lakh for academic expenses in a divorce settlement case.
SC upholds UP Madrasas Act, affirming state’s role in regulating educational standards while balancing minority rights and secularism in education.
The Karnataka HC quashed a state government notification rooting for board exams for classes 5,8, 9 and 11 under the State Board syllabus.
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