Karnataka Govt Forms 3-Member Committee to Review Reservation Demands
3 years, 9 months ago

Karnataka Govt Forms 3-Member Committee to Review Reservation Demands

News 18  

Following demands for reservation from various caste and sub caste groups, the government of Karnataka on Wednesday formed a high level committee to review the reservation demands. The three-member committee will be headed by a retired high court judge. In addition to this, the Veerashaiva and Vokkaliga communities have requested to be included in the central government’s reservation list, among many other communities, the order pointed out. Retired high court judge Subhash Adi will head the committee, and retired chief secretary K Ratnaprabha and Mysuru’s Maharani College’s assistant professor BV Vasanth Kumar are the other two members of the committee.

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Chief Minister Siddaramaiah pledges internal reservation for SCs in Karnataka
3 days, 12 hours ago

Chief Minister Siddaramaiah pledges internal reservation for SCs in Karnataka

India Today  

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah reiterated his government’s commitment to providing internal reservation among the Scheduled Castes. The Karnataka government had, in November, appointed retired High Court judge Justice HN Nagamohan Das to lead a commission tasked with recommending the modalities for internal reservation among SCs. This move follows demands, particularly from the ‘SC Left’ groups, for internal reservation to address …

Karnataka govt committed towards providing internal reservation: CM Siddaramaiah
5 days ago

Karnataka govt committed towards providing internal reservation: CM Siddaramaiah

Hindustan Times  

Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah on Sunday said his government was committed towards providing internal reservation among Scheduled Castes. Karnataka Chief Minister Siddaramaiah Amid speculation over a change of guard in the ruling Congress in Karnataka, he said, any decisions regarding the state Congress president or the chief minister will be taken by the party high command, and that he will …

Telangana: Dedicated panel to oversee caste survey for BC reservations
2 months ago

Telangana: Dedicated panel to oversee caste survey for BC reservations

New Indian Express  

HYDERABAD: Following a recent Telangana High Court order, Chief Minister A Revanth Reddy has decided to establish a dedicated commission to conduct a caste survey on BC reservations in local body elections. To avoid legal complications in the implementation of BC reservations in local bodies, the chief minister instructed officials to immediately set up a dedicated BC commission and told …

To ‘Caste’ a Wide Net: Karnataka Will Increase SC, ST Quota at the Earliest, Says CM Bommai
2 years, 3 months ago

To ‘Caste’ a Wide Net: Karnataka Will Increase SC, ST Quota at the Earliest, Says CM Bommai

News 18  

Karnataka Chief Minister Basavaraj Bommai on Friday said that his government was “committed to hiking reservations for the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes ” and will issue an order on its implementation at the earliest. Meanwhile, the Karnataka Bharatiya Janata Party core committee also passed a resolution seeking an increase in reservation for SC/STs at the executive meeting held in …

Karnataka High Court Nod To Inspection Of Nursing Colleges By Legislative Panel
2 years, 4 months ago

Karnataka High Court Nod To Inspection Of Nursing Colleges By Legislative Panel

Live Law  

The Karnataka High Court has upheld the constitution of a Special House Committee which has been empowered to visit all the Nursing Colleges and Allied Health Sciences Institutions in the State and carry out inspections to ascertain whether they are functioning as per the directions of Indian Nursing Council and whether they have the necessary infrastructure and other facilities. Case …

Kerala High Court Designates Committees To Provide Assistance To Judicial Officers, Staff, Advocates, Advocate Clerks Suffering From Covid
3 years, 7 months ago

Kerala High Court Designates Committees To Provide Assistance To Judicial Officers, Staff, Advocates, Advocate Clerks Suffering From Covid

Live Law  

Following the recommendation of the Kerala High Court's Administrative Committee, the High Court has included Advocates and Advocate Clerks within the group of persons who can avail the aid of a Committee in the event the test positive for Covid-19.An earlier order had already included judicial officers/ Staff within the group of those who can avail the help of a …

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