The Union government framed a fresh all-India policy addressing the situation of students from Gulf countries whose Class XII board exams were cancelled due to the Middle East conflict.
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High Court Advocates Association Seeks Elevation of Telangana-Origin Advocates as Judges
The Bar association submitted a representation to the Supreme Court Collegium requesting that lawyers with roots in Telangana be considered for upcoming High Court vacancies.