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M nagaraj vs union of india

The Supreme Court of India has ordered that the State should satisfy three conditions before granting reservation in promotion to members of the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes. The Nagaraj verdict came in response to a petition filed by Swarna Bharathi, while representing Nagaraj, appealing for SC/ST reservation in promotion in the courts.<br>

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M nagaraj vs union of india

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  1. M Nagaraj vs Union Of India

  2. On the basis of these, three controlling conditions are laid down by the Court in Nagaraj v. Union of India for considering SC/STs to be "backward" within the meaning of Article 16(4) in respect of promotion in Government services.

  3. The Supreme Court of India has ordered that the State should satisfy three conditions before granting reservation in promotion to members of the Scheduled Castes or Scheduled Tribes. The Nagaraj verdict came in response to a petition filed by Swarna Bharathi, while representing Nagaraj, appealing for SC/ST reservation in promotion in the courts.

  4. Nagaraj vs. Union of India case • The judgment in the case of M. Nagaraj v. Union of India is considered one of the foremost decisions on second-generation reservation issues. This landmark decision dealt with the issue of whether the Backward Classes, which are covered by Article 16(4), can avail reservations in promotions in government service. • The following is a brief description of the case: The case which has been titled M. Nagaraj v. Union of India;  A.S. Krishna v. Union of India and others (popularly known as the NEET case), was decided in July 2012. Here, Mr. Nagaraj and Mr. Krishna were the petitioners before the Supreme Court and they had alleged that preventing States from conducting their own examinations for admission into professional educational institutions (particularly medical colleges) was discriminatory, which directly impacted either their chances for admission to these institutions or marginalized them.

  5. The UNION OF INDIA is set to release the results of the latest Civil Services Exam on 14th Jan 2017. The exam was conducted by UPSC in three phases from 3rd December 2016 to 25th January 2017. Around 2 Lakh candidates appeared and now eagerly waiting for their results.

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