The Andhra Pradesh High Court has held that an employee who was officiated to a higher post on official orders is entitled to the salary of that post, regardless of subsequent findings of ineligibility. A division bench of Justice Ravi Nath Tilhari and Justice Nyapathy Vijay passed the order in a writ petition challenging decision of the Central Administrative Tribunal, …
A person claiming to be an employee has recently levelled several serious allegations against the quick commerce platform Zepto. On the social media platform Reddit, the anonymous user shared a post on December 3, alleging that the quick commerce platform takes more money from customers who own cell phones costing more than ₹30,000. “There are lot of dark patterns in …
THOOTHUKUDI: Around 13,000 women students were able to pursue higher studies due to the Chief Minister's Puthumani Penn scheme, which provides an assistance of Rs 1,000 for girl students who completed schooling in government schools, said Minister for Social Welfare and Women Empowerment Geetha Jeevan, during a "maperum Tamil Kanavu" event held at St Mary's College on Friday. As per …
The Supreme Court observed that a dependent/applicant cannot seek compassionate appointment on the higher post than what was held by the deceased employee.The Court observed that the appointment on compassionate ground is a concession and not a right. The Supreme Court observed that a dependent/applicant cannot seek compassionate appointment on the higher post than what was held by the deceased …
The High Court of Jammu & Kashmir on Monday issued notice on a petition challenging 4% reservation quota for "pahari speaking people" in medical post graduate courses in various Government Medical colleges of the UT. They are primarily aggrieved by the fact that the 4% quota, granted in favour of "pahari speaking people" by amending Rule 15 of the J&K …
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