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Bihar govt moves SC challenging HC verdict striking down quota hike from 50% to 65%
CNBC Awaaz· 11 hours agoIn its June 20 verdict, the high court declared that the amendments, passed unanimously by the...
Parliament should pass law to enable reservations to exceed 50-per cent cap: Congress
The Telegraph· 3 days agoThe Congress on Sunday said Parliament should pass a law to enable reservations to exceed the 50-per...
Bihar govt moves SC challenging HC verdict striking down quota hike from 50% to 65%
The Telegraph· 14 hours agoIn its June 20 verdict, the high court declared that the amendments, passed unanimously by the...
Congress demands law to tweak Constitution for quota beyond 50% cap | India News - Times of India
The Times of India· 2 days agoNEW DELHI: Congress has demanded that Parliament pass a law to amend the Constitution to enable...
Congress: Parliament Should Pass Law on Quota to Exceed 50 Percent Cap
The Asian Age· 2 days agoNew Delhi: The Congress on Sun-day urged Parliament to pass a law enabling reservations to exceed ...
Bihar moves top court against HC quota hike order
Hindustan Times· 9 hours agoIn its appeal filed through advocate Manish Kumar, the Bihar government told the top court the Indra Sawhney judgment held that
Bihar Approaches Supreme Court Over Verdict Striking Down Quota Hike
NDTV· 10 hours agoIn its June 20 verdict, the high court declared that the amendments, passed unanimously by the...
Bihar govt moves SC challenging Patna HC's verdict of quashing 65% reservation law
The New Indian Express· 9 hours ago"The Patna HC verdict is contrary to the law laid down by this Court," lawyer Manish Kumar for Bihar...
Parliament should pass law on reservations to exceed 50% cap: Congress
Indian Express· 2 days agoIn a political resolution passed at the meet, the JD(U) urged the BJP-led Centre to put the state’s ...
Parliament should pass law on reservations to exceed 50 per cent cap: Congress
Tribune India· 3 days agoCongress MP Jairam Ramesh has called for a constitutional amendment to remove the 50 per cent limit...