divyasaxsena
20 April 2015 at 07:22
Sir/Madam,
I am a houesewife.I was out of touch with studies for long but some monthes ago I decided to pursue my studies further.I have complted B.ED and M.A in History in 2010-2011.I did B.ED in regular mode with 1 year duration(2010-2011) and MA History in correspondence from Annamalai University in the year 2009-2011,2 years period.some say its dual degrees and they are not valid.But recently I came across one judgement NASRIN VS STATE OF TAMILNADU.(details attached)
http://indiankanoon.org/doc/173997280/
In view of this judgement,can my degrees be considered valid and legal as I have two years of degree in M.A History?I have apperared for the interview recently for central govt and waiting for the result; but not sure if candidature will be accpted due to dual degree.In case its not accepted,can I approach the court?
Please guide me.
Thanks in Advance
Regards,
Divya.
prashant1314
17 April 2015 at 16:52
dear seniors,
1. in what are the cases the affidavit is suffice?
2. In what are the situations where affidavit+clarification required?
Thanks.
RAJESH BOTHRA
17 April 2015 at 16:12
UGC has allowed dual degree system in India in UG and PG Courses(one degree in regular and the other in correspondence).Just want to know if dual degrees acquired in 2012 valid for govt jobs?I did B.ED in 2012 thru regular mode and did MA in English from 2010-12 in distance mode.Are both my degrees valid in context of UGC's new policy on dual degrees?
Rajesh Thakral
17 April 2015 at 14:27
Sir my daughter is studying in a CBSE board school. Every year school collect admission fees. I heard from someone that school can collect admission fees one time not collect every year. so if anybody have any rule regarding this pls tell me.
2nd is school has direction to all parents that all the books of class 1st to 12th will be available only in a single shop. actually school has made a setting with that shopkeeper and gets a commission from that shopkeeper and that shopkeeper takes 10 percent extra of MRP so kindly tell the solution of this problem
avinash
17 April 2015 at 09:56
hello..
can you please describe me the procedure to change the name in detail and how much time this process takes.
thanku..
mayankjain
16 April 2015 at 23:57
Hello
I am very new to this field and therefore need of some guidance.
I want to know whether there is any weekend law college from where one can pursue llb.
If yes, then whether these weekend colleges are recognized by bar council of india
Thank you
mohanasundaram
15 April 2015 at 21:26
sir,my friends date of birth is 26/12/86.he did not have original birth certificate now he needs of it.what should he do in order to get original certificate.
soori
14 April 2015 at 16:23
Sir,,,I an aspirant of appsc,,I have appeared for group 1 exam of 2011 notification.. Supreme court ordered appsc to reconduct the exam as there are mistakes in the key..neither appsc nor govt is bothered about reconduction..since the state got devided there are no new notifications from a long tym..we waiting from 2012 for the exam to be conducted..whom should we question??
umesh
14 April 2015 at 12:14
Hi,
I have completed my graduation in 2011. Now I want to appear for the SSC CGL exam for central govt. jobs. My caste is included in central govt. obc list but I am facing issue in obtaining my obc certificate. Basically my family is from Rajasthan and have been living in Gujarat since last 30 years. But in gujarat they have rule to issue obc certificate to those who have been leaving there since 1978. Please help me How can I obtain OBC certificate to appear for central govt jobs. Any help will be appreciated.
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Moot case
The Case...
Ms Roma V. Oriental Television Inc
Dotted with a plethora of small hills covered by thick forests, the district of Phoolwadi attracts tourists from distant places. It provides thrilling scenic beauty and being away from the bustle of modern life, is ideal for holidaying. Small lodges and motels have come up; though restful and comfortable, they are very isolated. Some of these dwellings are deep inside the thick forests. The location and the resulting influx of tourists regularly to Phoolwadi have come as a boon to the professional dacoit Kalikaran. The tourists are easy targets for his typical and daring operations. Kalikarna shot into the lime light when he held Ms Roma, who was recently decorated with the 'Charming Bride India' title at a national beauty contest, captive in suite no. 3 of Triveni Cottages. He was holded up in the cottage along with the hostage. The high drama ended in an operation by the National Commandos at the end of seven days which led to the arrest of Kalikaran. One of the Commandos, who was shot at by Kalikaran, succumbed to his injuries. Kalikaran was convicted and sentenced to death. The death sentence was confirmed by Higher Courts and his mercy petition was rejected.
Being alone in the prison and awaiting death, Kalikarana recounted the 'hostage drama'. He wrote a book giving a detailed account of those seven days, Kalikaran also disclosed how Miss. Roma, during the period of captivity, was drawn towards him and developed a 'fatal attraction'.
A leading television channel, Oriental Television Inc. (OTV) approached Kalikaran for his consent to shoot a serial based on the book. Kalikaran agreed to the request and accordingly after his execution, a popular serial titled "The Bride and the Beast" was shot with look alikes. The serial became a hit particularly among the teenagers.
Aggrieved by the public disclosure, Miss Roma filed a suit against OTV claiming compensation and damages.
Require defence points in favour of defendent. Also what sections are applicable in thi case. please do help.