Supreme Court holds that courts cannot interfere with an examination answer key unless the error is glaring and apparent, and says doubts must be resolved in favour of the examining authority.
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Supreme Court directs High Courts to extend Civil Judge application deadlines to April 30, 2026 while reviewing the mandatory 3-year practice rule for judicial aspirants.
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