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Top News Tuesday, February 10
• Antony govt urged to ensure job reservations (Manorama) Accusing the Antony Government in Kerala of having failed to implement the recommendations of the Narendran Commission that called for job reservations for backward classes • New SSLC exam system from next year (The Hindu) There will be three parts for evaluation for standard 10. In part one, the intellectual acumen of the students will be evaluated. There will be written examinations for 13 subjects, including IT, in this section. These examinations will be for two hours and will carry 50 marks. In section one, the total marks for written examinations will thus be 650 and for internal assessment 250. • Soft drinks row: JPC report may force Government to take a fresh look (The Hindu) The recommendations of the Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) on the soft drinks controversies would force the State Government to look afresh at the Plachimada issue, especially that relating to drinking water, environment and recharging of ground water resources. • Outsourcing win-win for India, US: Bush aides (Indian Express) US president George W. Bush has been told by his key economic advisors that outsourcing of services to India and other countries in ...
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