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Article in The Wire calls for FURTHER 8% reservation at NLSIU from the Kalyana-Karnataka region, under Article 31J of the Constitution
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byGuest
a year ago
Interesting to know what NLSIU students and alumni think of this. Even more interesting to know if the Congress government will make it happen before the next state election.

https://m.thewire.in/article/education/kalayana-karnataka-reservation-why-nlsiu-must-embrace-article-371j
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a year ago
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