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CBSE Gulf conflict policy

'This is a wider issue. The government is considering laying down some policy for similarly situated students. I would urge that the matter may be kept for hearing on June 22,' solicitor-general Tushar Mehta told the bench, following which the hearing was adjourned

The Centre on Friday assured the Supreme Court that the government was coming out with “some policy” to take care of the concerns of private candidates from war-hit West Asia whose CBSE Class XII results this year could not be declared because of the [2274 chars]

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