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TN urges Nandan Nilekani-led panel to recommend NEET abolition

TN urges Nandan Nilekani-led panel to recommend NEET abolition

Reiterating its opposition to NEET and similar entrance examinations, the Tamil Nadu govt on Wednesday urged a Union govt-appointed task force headed by former UIDAI chairman Nandan Nilekani to recommend that Class XII marks be the basis for admission to higher education courses, including medicine.

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📍Tasmac’s reforms remain on paper as Tamil Nadu’s liquor shops stay stuck in the 90s
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Tasmac’s reforms remain on paper as Tamil Nadu’s liquor shops stay stuck in the 90s

Tasmac outlets in Tamil Nadu continue to operate under unacceptable conditions and limited choices for consumers. Despite the implementation of new reforms, the quality of service remains unsatisfactory and corruption persists. The liquor retail environment is heavily influenced by a few politically connected distilleries controlling the market. Customers face consistent overcharging and inadequate facilities, further highlighting the need for improvement.

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