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SC Orders UPSC to Allow Scribe Change 7 Days Before Exam, Mandates Screen Reader Plan for Visually Impaired Candidates [Read Judgment]
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SC Orders UPSC to Allow Scribe Change 7 Days Before Exam, Mandates Screen Reader Plan for Visually Impaired Candidates [Read Judgment]

Supreme Court directs UPSC to allow scribe change up to 7 days before exams and file a plan to implement Screen Reader Software for visually impaired candidates.

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SC Allows UPSC Answer Key Petitions, Directs High Courts for Redressal Amid Commission's Policy Shift Judiciary
SC Allows UPSC Answer Key Petitions, Directs High Courts for Redressal Amid Commission's Policy Shift

SC allows UPSC answer key petitions, directs High Courts for redressal; ruling endorses UPSC’s new policy for transparent key release post-prelims.

SC grants interim protection to ex IAS trainee in case of cheating, fraudulent availing of quota benefits Judiciary
SC grants interim protection to ex IAS trainee in case of cheating, fraudulent availing of quota benefits

SC grants interim protection to ex-IAS trainee Puja Khedkar accused of fraudulently availing OBC quota benefits; next hearing on February 14.

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Tarun Holi Murder Case: Delhi Police पर क्यों नाराज़ हैं पड़ोसी? || Law Street Journal

In this ground report on the Tarun Holi Murder Case, the team of Law Street Journal reaches Uttam Nagar, Delhi, where a shocking incident during Holi celebrations allegedly led to the death of a young man, Tarun. The dispute reportedly began after a Holi balloon thrown by a child accidentally hit a woman, which later escalated into a violent confrontation.

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ITAT Mumbai Deletes ₹11.59 Crore Addition Under Section 69A; Broker’s Papers and Retracted Statement Held Insufficient [Read Order]

Mumbai ITAT deletes ₹11.59 crore addition under Section 69A, holding broker’s papers and a retracted statement insufficient to prove alleged on-money receipts.

11 March, 2026 04:41 PM

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