‘Requirement not arbitrary’: HC upholds Hry eligibility test for PG trained teachers
Punjab and Haryana High Court upholds Haryana rule making HTET/STET mandatory for PGT appointments/promotions, rejecting challenges as non-arbitrary.
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Punjab and Haryana High Court upholds Haryana rule making HTET/STET mandatory for PGT appointments/promotions, rejecting challenges as non-arbitrary.
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For years, the future of Smithfield’s old market buildings has been tied to a larger question about how London preserves its past while finding new uses