KUNKUMALLA JAGADEESHWAR
20 June 2014 at 13:29
Dear Sir,
We are working as non-teaching staff in RGUKT-IIIT Basar Telangana state since 6 years on contract basis. Now the Telangana state Govt. gave a promise & assurance that, "All the contract Employees to be Regularized" but RGUKT -IIIT Vice Chancellor issued a Regular notification for the Non-Teaching posts. So we oppose this notification and we asked our VC, to "regularize our services". But our V.C sent a Caveat Petition to some of our members.
What we have to do now.
Please give suggestion as soon as possible
Nisha
20 June 2014 at 13:24
Hello,
I had finished my FYLLB long back from Government Law College- Mumbai. I now wish to complete the remaining 2 years. I wanted advice as to which is the best college in Mumbai - & why - where I should continue to complete my degree.
Also which specialization today is the most lucrative.
Best Regards,
KUNKUMALLA JAGADEESHWAR
20 June 2014 at 13:22
Dear Sir,
We are working as non-teaching staff in RGUKT-IIIT Basar Telangana state since 6 years on contract basis. Now the Telangana state Govt. gave a promise & assurance that, "All the contract Employees to be Regularized" but RGUKT -IIIT Vice Chancellor issued a Regular notification for the Non-Teaching posts. So we oppose this notification and we ask our VC, "regularize our services". But the V.C sent a Caveat Petition to some of our members.
What we have to do now.Please give suggestion as soon as possible
Here we attach a copy of Caveat Petition
vijay
20 June 2014 at 13:17
one of my brother married with a muslim girl without any consent of the parents, after marriage he live with her in arented house after a year a male baby born to him, due to social and financial diffculties he daily comes to home and request to mother please take us to the home, my mother became kind and take him and her into home, this is 9 years old case, but now days he quarrel with the mother about properties and mentally disturbe her the mother, i want to know about the right of the son if he marred with other religion, honor of the proprrty is mother not father.
Shilpa
20 June 2014 at 13:01
This is Karthick and I have question on my grandfather's ancestral property. I have mother, father and brother, my wife and my childrens in my family. My Grandfather and my grandmother died and property is distributed to all his successors. My father got his share and it is currently in his name and he is taking care of income. The issue is my father is not taking care of my brother and mother for basic neccessities and also both are having health issues. I take care of most of the time but I also have lot of responsibilities of taking care of my wife and childrens. My father is now not at all taking any responsibility at home and take all the income from ancestor property.
We would like to know that can we claim the income of the ancestral property for my mother and brother for thier basic necessities ans health care?? Kindly clarify so that we can think of putting the case...
We also know that my father cannot sell the property without our permission...Is that true????
Waiting for your reply
Thanks,
Karthick
Rajesh
20 June 2014 at 12:50
I have a flat in a building at Chandivali, Mumbai. We are 3 co-owners to this flat i:e myself, my wife and my younger brother respectively.
This flat was purchased from a developer in the year 1994.
The entire cost of the flat was borne by me only.
Presently my brother is residing in the United States of America as a NRI.
Now we intend to sell this flat. My brother will not be able to come to India to execute the sale deed in time. In this circumstance what is the best possible document that I will have to get prepared (like gift deed, POA, etc), so that we can sell the flat and execute the sale deed in his absence.
What will be the stamp duty and registration charges of such document? And what is the procedure to be followed?
k r purushothama rao
20 June 2014 at 12:49
may i know the meaning of police custody and judicial custody and circumstances under which a person will be given police custody and judicial custody.criterion for deciding such decission. this information for my understanding as these terms are commonly heard.
KGMKGMKGMKGM
20 June 2014 at 12:48
Query:
If there is a registered will to transfer property in name of child from his father, my question is whether it is further required to register property in child name.
Please advise and guide to ensure child owns property in his name without any issue.
If yes, what is the procedure and applicable fees/taxes/duties if any
Thank you
regards
Jibanananda Goswami
20 June 2014 at 12:45
1. I am (and several hundred other also) presently in the course of B.Ed. under the University of Jammu.
2. The institute is not accredited by NCTE.
3. As per West Bengal School Service Commission, the Degree of B.Ed is essential for the post of school teacher and it must be from NCTE recognized institute.
4. NCTE Act is not applicable in the state of JK.
5. As per notification of MHRD, the degree obtained from recognised institute of JK is valid in other state. (File attached)
6. Allahbad HQ said that B Ed from any state, where NCTE act is not applicable is valid in other places. http://kalvimalar.dinamalar.com/news-details.asp?cat=1&id=6027
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Now the question is:
1. Can WB Govt refuse us to give same status with NCTE approved B.Ed?
2. The B Ed course is in English Medium. But my First Language was not English. Can I seek employment in Eng medium school also?
Thanks to all in advance.
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