RTI - 10th results
Today jac published 10th results, but I'm not satisfied with my marks, because I writing so much but I got average marks
Today jac published 10th results, but I'm not satisfied with my marks, because I writing so much but I got average marks
Dear client,
You still have some options if you are unhappy with your grades in the Jharkhand Academic Council's Class 10 results. The quickest and most straightforward way to fix any totaling errors or unchecked responses is to apply for rechecking or re-evaluation through the board's official procedure. Additionally, by submitting an RTI application to the JAC Public Information Officer and requesting certified copies of your answer sheets for the relevant topics, you can obtain a copy of you
How would i get justice if a teacher terminated with out prior intimation and not paid by management for worked
Dear Sir,
If a teacher has been removed from service without prior intimation and denied salary for the period already worked, such action is generally illegal and amounts to violation of principles of natural justice and service law protections. In Hyderabad, you can first issue a legal notice to the school/management demanding reinstatement and payment of pending salary with interest. If the institution is governed by education regulations (such as State Education Department rules
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My Fathers Bother Don't Give His Own Name Land And Also Not Give To Use
Dear Client, The information provided is presently insufficient to render a proper legal opinion. It is necessary to clarify whether the land is ancestral or self-acquired property, whether your father’s name appears in the title/revenue records, whether any prior partition has taken place, and whether the property is jointly recorded.
Kindly provide complete details regarding ownership documents, nature of property, location, and current revenue entries so that appropriate legal advice regar
School management is not allowing my kids to attend school and exams and not giving transfer certificate because of unpaid balance fees can they do this
Dear client,
Under Indian law and multiple High Court rulings (including recent 2024–2026 updates), a school is strictly prohibited from using a child’s education or their Transfer Certificate (TC) as a "recovery tool" for unpaid fees.
RTE Act (Section 5): The Right to Education Act mandates that a school must issue a TC immediately upon request. The law specifically states that a delay in producing a TC cannot be a ground for denying a student admission elsewhere.
Court Precedents (2024-
A person run factory of wooden temple in our alley (gali) his name is Surinder rana singh. He talk to my father and saying about my marriage. I dont even talk to him i am not friend with him. He was ...
Dear client,
If he files a “fake allegation,” it would usually fall under minor sections like verbal abuse or intimidation — but for police to register a serious case, there must be proof of threat, assault, or abusive language. The burden is on him to prove it. Since workers were present, and you did not physically harm or threaten him, the matter would likely remain minor even if complained about.
Your father repeatedly threatening to leave home or kill himself if you don’t marry is
Dear client,
Could you please clarify exactly what you would like to know regarding the legal notice for interest on delayed payment of gratuity?
Rest an advocate can help you prepare the same.Contact and advocate for specific relief.
can i live without my family permission stay away?? i'm 20 years old boy mentally and physically totally strong. they doesn't allow me for some reason.if any one answer me i can share the reason to h ...
Dear client,
The short and direct answer is: Yes, absolutely.
As a 20-year-old adult in India, you have the full legal right to live wherever you choose. Your parents or family cannot legally force you to stay with them or dictate your location, provided you are not committing a crime.
Here is the breakdown of your rights and how to handle this transition:
1. Your Legal Status
Under Indian law, once you turn 18, you are considered a major (an adult). This gives you several fundamental rights
Teenage apni complaint kaise kre ?
Dear Client,
Agar kisi vyakti ne kisi dusre ki khaali sampatti (plot ya ghar) par teenagers ko khelne se mana karte hue unhe dhamkaya, daraaya ya unka shoshhan (harassment) kiya ho, to aise mein teenage apne parents ya guardian ke saath nazdeeki police station jaakar likhit complaint de sakte hain, kyunki ve minor hote hain. Agar police complaint lene se inkaar kare, to Mahila ya Child Help Desk athva Child Welfare Police Officer (CWPO) se sampark kiya ja sakta hai. Iske alawa, Childline 1098
Dear Client,
A student facing bullying should document all incidents , report the matter in writing to the college authorities such as the Principal, Student Grievance Cell, or Anti-Ragging/Anti-Bullying Committee, and seek immediate protection and redressal. If the bullying involves harassment, threats, caste-based abuse, sexual harassment, or mental cruelty, a formal complaint can also be made to the police or relevant statutory bodies.
My college not doing any holiday on Saturday or not any second Saturday and not doing off during any Saturday and they force to come in college to all students
Dear Client,
Government offices remain closed on declared gazetted holidays. Under the Negotiable Instruments Act, 1881, the 2nd & 4th Saturdays are public holidays for central government offices and banks. Respective state government and education board issues holiday lists applicable on the commercial and non-commercial establishments and educational institutes. So, verify the college's holiday list with your state's education department or the concerned university under which the college is a
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