The HinduEN
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PunchEN
Why I served in US Army before practising law — Nigeria-born solicitor
Nigerian-born solicitor Chike Ogbuehi shares his journey of fulfilling his childhood dreams by serving in the US Army for 10 years before practising law. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-i-served-in-us-army-before-practising-law-nigeria-born-solicitor/
The Sydney Morning HeraldEN
‘I served this state’: Former police officer indignant after jury convicts him of murder over $2000
Steven Frederick Johnson, 74, was in a dispute with Warrnambool man Christopher Jarvis over unpaid rent when Jarvis vanished.
RNZEN
Winston Peters says he 'thoroughly deserved' smackings as a child: What should parent's do now instead?
Smacking a child is outlawed in New Zealand, but parents should still dole out punishment that is fair and firm.
The HinduEN
MBBS admission: NTRUHS software putting reserved category students to disadvantage, alleges Liberation Congress Party
The system allows reserved-category candidates to upgrade their colleges, but prevents them from upgrading their admission category during subsequent rounds of counselling, alleges party leader Vijay Kumar
The HinduEN
NTRUHS alleges misinformation over seat allocation to reserved category students
By the end of three rounds of counselling for MBBS admissions for 2026–27 academic year, 3,543 seats, accounting for 77.34%, of the 4,581 convener quota seats have been allotted to students belonging to the Scheduled Castes, Scheduled Tribes and Backward Classes, says Registrar
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