The Hindu : UGC order against quota for M.Phil, Ph.D. withdrawn

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Regional \| Previous \| Next UGC order against quota for M.Phil, Ph.D. withdrawn By Our Special Correspondent HYDERABAD, APRIL 10. The University Grants Commission has withdrawn with immediate effect its order dated March 15 that removed reservation for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes candidates, in admission to M.Phil and Ph.D courses of universities and colleges. This has been welcomed by Mr. N. Sukumar, convener, Reservation Protection Forum of University of Hyderabad, who has said that they see this ``rollback as a victory for dalit students.'' It shows that those that try to tamper with the rights of the disadvantaged sections will have to face severe wrath of the people, he has added. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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Regional \| Previous \| Next UGC order against quota for M.Phil, Ph.D. withdrawn By Our Special Correspondent HYDERABAD, APRIL 10. The University Grants Commission has withdrawn with immediate effect its order dated March 15 that removed reservation for scheduled castes and scheduled tribes candidates, in admission to M.Phil and Ph.D courses of universities and colleges. This has been welcomed by Mr. N. Sukumar, convener, Reservation Protection Forum of University of Hyderabad, who has said that they see this ``rollback as a victory for dalit students.'' It shows that those that try to tamper with the rights of the disadvantaged sections will have to face severe wrath of the people, he has added. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
Section : Regional Previous : CM unhappy over drought relief Next : Software export to hit Rs. 40,000 cr. by 2004
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