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Welcome.
Court ruling:
1. Nursery admission: Supreme Court had stated to Delhi govt. asking if school management is increasing 6-8 seats, it should be informed to the Court. Apex Court would be giving verdict after the talks between school management and Delhi govt. for InterState transfer seats. The said increase of seats would be applicable for this year only. Presently, Court had put stay on nursery school admissions.
It is to note that earlier Justice Bench had put stay on Delhi HC order thereby resulting in stopping of admission procedure. HC had ruled on April 3 that other than InterState category students, admission may be given. The said order was challenged before the apex Court by parents of children of InterState category.
2. Supreme Court had put stay on death sentence of Red Fort attack convict. The matter is referred to the Constitutional Bench. It is to note that Lower Court had convicted him of attacking Red Fort and given him death penalty. In the firing done, Rajputana rifles 02 troops were killed along with one other. The convicts two aides were also awarded lifetime imprisonment. Three other aides were given seven years of rigorous imprisonment. Four persons were released. Delhi High Court was approached wherein on Sept.13, 2007, convicts sentence was maintained with release of six others.
Welcome.
Court ruling:
1. Nursery admission: Supreme Court had stated to Delhi govt. asking if school management is increasing 6-8 seats, it should be informed to the Court. Apex Court would be giving verdict after the talks between school management and Delhi govt. for InterState transfer seats. The said increase of seats would be applicable for this year only. Presently, Court had put stay on nursery school admissions.
It is to note that earlier Justice Bench had put stay on Delhi HC order thereby resulting in stopping of admission procedure. HC had ruled on April 3 that other than InterState category students, admission may be given. The said order was challenged before the apex Court by parents of children of InterState category.
2. Supreme Court had put stay on death sentence of Red Fort attack convict. The matter is referred to the Constitutional Bench. It is to note that Lower Court had convicted him of attacking Red Fort and given him death penalty. In the firing done, Rajputana rifles 02 troops were killed along with one other. The convicts two aides were also awarded lifetime imprisonment. Three other aides were given seven years of rigorous imprisonment. Four persons were released. Delhi High Court was approached wherein on Sept.13, 2007, convicts sentence was maintained with release of six others.
Share market: India share market is hoping of a stable govt. after recent elections. Investors have also started keeping defensive shares in their portfolio. SEBI is also working to tackle any sharp rise/fall in share market and improvising infrastructure facilities.
Stress test had been done after it was learnt that share market had witnessed sharp rise after 2009 general elections on May 18. It is also termed as Magic monday as Sensex rose by 2,100 in a minute. Also, when NDA govt. was ousted during May 17, 2004, share market witnessed heavy downfall.
With regards,
Stress test had been done after it was learnt that share market had witnessed sharp rise after 2009 general elections on May 18. It is also termed as Magic monday as Sensex rose by 2,100 in a minute. Also, when NDA govt. was ousted during May 17, 2004, share market witnessed heavy downfall.
With regards,
M.K.Pachraiya
Original_app_mssg(1) Jat inclusion
The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a plea to stay Centre's poll-eve notification to include the Jat community in the OBC list for providing the benefits of reservation, saying there are prima facie material for taking the decision.
Original_app_mssg(1) Jat inclusion
The Supreme Court on Wednesday rejected a plea to stay Centre's poll-eve notification to include the Jat community in the OBC list for providing the benefits of reservation, saying there are prima facie material for taking the decision.
Advertisement "On going through the document we are prima facie satisfied that it cannot be contended there is no material for taking the decision (to include Jats in OBC list)," a bench headed by Chief Justice P Sathasivam said.
"Before expressing any opinion, for further consideration we direct the Centre to file counter-affidavit in three weeks," the bench also comprising justices Ranjan Gogoi and NV Ramana said.
After posting the matter for next hearing on May 1, the bench said,"We are rejecting the request for stay."
Senior advocate KK Venugopal, appearing for OBC Reservation Raksha Samiti - an organisation of members of Communities which are included in the Central List of Backward Classes, alleged that the March 4 notification was issued a day before the Model Code of Conduct (MCC) came into force and it was done by the party in power to garner votes.
However, the bench said it cannot come in the way of the government taking a decision a day before the MCC came into force.
"Government is a government. We can't say, you can't do. Till one day before (the MCC), they can take a decision," the bench said. Venugopal submitted the party in power took the decision for private gain.
Pursuant to the court's April 1 order, the Centre on Wednesday placed before the bench all materials /documents and files, including the decision of the Union Cabinet, on the issue of considering the inclusion of Jats in the OBC list.
The bench asked senior advocate K Parasaran, appearing for the Centre, that all the materials placed before it should be filed in the form of counter-affidavit.
"We want to know what is the basis for this order (for including Jats in OBC list)," the bench said.
Parasaran submitted that the reasons are there in the records.
On April 1, the apex court had asked the Centre why it allegedly ignored the advice of the National Commission for Backward Classes (NCBC) to keep the Jat community away from reservation benefits.
The court had also said that "the matter is serious" and had directed the Ministry of Social Justice and Empowerment to place before it all the material, records and files pertaining to the decision, to see "whether there was application of mind or not" while issuing the March 4 notification.
The notification included Jat community in OBC list in Bihar, Gujarat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Madhya Pradesh, Delhi, Rajasthan (two districts of Bharatpur and Dholpur), Uttar Pradesh, and Uttarakhand.
OBC Reservation Raksha Samiti in its plea had contended that as a result of the notification, Jats will be like a "creamy layer" in the OBC list and will take away the seats and posts in schools, colleges and government jobs from other community.
Besides the organisation, three other individuals from Delhi - Ram Singh, Ashok Kumar and Ashok Yadav - belonging to OBC category have also challenged the Centre's notification.
The petitioners, referring to several empirical studies and survey, have contended that Jat community being a socially forward caste will consume substantive portion of the quota of OBC reservation which will deprive the deserving people of other backward classes of the benefit of reservation.
They submitted that people of Jat community have performed much better than those of other castes and the number of those who have been selected in the prestigious civil services exam of UPSC is much higher than the number proportionate to their population.
They have sought a direction holding that Jat community is not a backward class and not entitled to be included in the list of OBC and annexed findings of the NCBC which in its February 26, 2014 report had rejected the Centre's request for recommending inclusion of Jat community in the central list of backward classes.
Original_app_mssg(2) Telangana
In a frontal attack, Congress president Sonia Gandhi today said TRS played opportunistic politics over the formation of Telangana state, and had joined hands with communal forces in the past.
TRS leader, K Chandreshekar Rao used to claim earlier that Congress would never give Telangana state, but now he was claiming credit as the separate state had become a reality, she said, addressing a campaign rally on the penultimate day of electioneering in the region.
Telangana would go to the polls on April 30.
Alleging that TRS sided with "communal forces" in the past, Sonia maintained that there was no guarantee that it would not do so even now. "We are not seeing the opportunistic face of TRS for the first time. It is suffering from the same disease as the BJP," she said, attacking the individual-centric campaigns of both the parties.
"Future of Telangana would not be secure with such forces... That is why you have to make your decision on electing the first government in Telangana after a careful thought," she said.
She also accused TRS of speaking "the language of intimidation". Her party put in a lot of efforts in persuading other parties to accept the separate Telangana, Sonia said.
While TDP, YSRCP and BJP leaders changed their stands on separate state frequently, Sonia said Congress never compromised over aspirations of the Telangana people.
She also stated that the period of agitation was over, and hoped that Telangana and Seemandhra people would have cordial relations now.
The Congress president promised that her party would seek national status for Pranahita-Chevella and Palamuru irrigation projects, push construction of a 4,000 MW power plant to address the issue of power shortage and reduction of the burden of farm loan, among other things.
Original_app_mssg(3) MH 370The Malaysian prime minister has finally confirmed reports that the missing Malaysia Airlines flight MH370 was tracked by military radar, as he prepared to host US President Barack Obama in Kuala Lumpur seven weeks after the plane disappeared.
Najib Razak said a preliminary report into the incident would be made available to the public over the course of the coming week. It is expected to raise the issue of how Malaysia’s air force and surveillance networks failed to track the plane once it lost contact with civilian air traffic controllers.
Previous reports have suggested that on the night of MH370’s disappearance on 8 March, military radar picked up a mysterious aircraft moving across the Malaysian peninsula, but government officials have remained vague on any link to the missing Boeing 777.
Speaking to CNN, Mr Najib confirmed that the radar did indeed track the plane once it had turned back from its original flight path – but said that this was only established “after the event”.
He said he believed there was someone monitoring the radar at the time, but that nothing more was done to investigate the unidentified aircraft because “it was deemed not to be hostile”.
“It behaved like a commercial airline, following a normal flight path,” Mr Najib said.
Meanwhile, Mr Obama said on Sunday that the US was fully committed to providing more assets to assist in the search for wreckage from the plane in the southern Indian Ocean.
The US Navy’s submersible vehicle Bluefin 21 continued to scan the sea floor in the search area on Sunday, but bad weather prevented efforts from the air and on the surface.
“We are currently consulting very closely with our international partners on the best way to continue the search into the future,” said the Joint Agency Coordination Centre in charge of the search.
Malaysia, China, Japan, New Zealand, South Korea, Britain and the US are assisting Australia in trying to solve the most expensive search in aviation history.
A US defence official told Reuters on Friday that the sea search is likely to drag on for years as it enters the much more difficult phase of scouring broader areas of the ocean near where the plane is believed to have crashed.
Mr Obama said: “Obviously we don't know all the details but we do know the plane went down in the ocean in this part of this world. It is a big place and it is a very challenging and laborious effort. It is going to take quite some time.”
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