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Orissa High Court issues notice to government over APAAR ID mandate in school

Summary by Pragativadi: Leading Odia Dailly
The Orissa High Court has admitted a public interest petition challenging the mandatory implementation of the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) for school students in Odisha. The petition, filed by advocate and parent Rohit Anand Das, questions the state government’s enforcement of APAAR despite the Ministry of Education’s assertion that the scheme is voluntary. The plea names the Odisha government, Union Ministries of Educat…
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Orissa High Court issues notice to government over APAAR ID mandate in school

The Orissa High Court has admitted a public interest petition challenging the mandatory implementation of the Automated Permanent Academic Account Registry (APAAR) for school students in Odisha. The petition, filed by advocate and parent Rohit Anand Das, questions the state government’s enforcement of APAAR despite the Ministry of Education’s assertion that the scheme is voluntary. The plea names the Odisha government, Union Ministries of Educat…

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