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Topic · standing beatupdated Fri, 6 Nov, 20:30

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Politics · 6 Nov

ఒబిసి క్రిమీ లేయర్‌ తీర్పు గతకాలానికి వర్తించదు : సుప్రీంకోర్టు

AI summaryThe Supreme Court clarified that its March 11, 2026, verdict on OBC creamy layer classification is not retrospective. The court rejected the central government's request for a two-year extension to create a uniform policy, stating that the 2025 batch candidates' service allocations will follow the new verdict. The ruling addressed discriminatory classification practices between PSU and government employees.

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