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AP Govt to amend Registration Act

Hyderabad, May 22 (UNI) The Andhra Pradesh Cabinet today decided to amend the Registration Act, to prohibit registration of properties belonging to government, religious or charitable institutions, as per High Court orders.

According to official sources, the Government would modify Section 22-A of the Act to define documents 'opposed to public policy'.

The draft bill for the purpose was approved by the Cabinet today for introducing in the Assembly.

The decisions had been taken in view of the Andhra Pradesh High Court striking down provisions of Section 22-A of the Registration Act, observing that documents opposed to public policy were not defined under the said section. This was based on a Supreme Court ruling in a case relating to the State of Rajasthan.

The Bill required concurrence of the Centre, the sources said.

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Girls outperform boys in Gujarat Board HSC exam

Ahmedabad, May 22 (UNI) The girls have outshone boys in Gujarat Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) General Stream Examinations in almost every department, the results of which were declared today. There were more boys (1,35,023) than girls (1,06,222) who wrote the examination held in March, but the overall pass percentage of the girls was 93.11 per cent as against boys's 84.76. In the merit list too, as many as 14 girls as against just five boys made.....

Pranab to visit China and Japan

New Delhi, May 22 (UNI) Defence Minister Pranab Mukherjee will seek greater cooperation between Indian and Chinese Armed Forces during a four-day visit to Beijing next week. Minister Mukherjee is scheduled to visit China from May 28 as part of a weeklong three-nation tour, beginning Wednesday, that includes Japan and Singapore. Ahead of the visit, the Defence Minister said his visit to China was aimed at building mutual confidence. ''My efforts will be.....

Agitation on over OBC quota, 2 Knowldge Commission members resign

New Delhi, May 22 (UNI) Two members of the Knowledge Commission today quit their posts in protest against the Government's move of providing reservation for OBCs in institutions of higher learning as striking doctors and medical students continued with their agitation all over the country. Pratap Bhanu Mehta and Andrea Beteille resigned in the face of the Government expressing its resolve not to roll back the quota decision, though assuring the protestors of devising a.....
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