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 New Delhi: The Delhi High Court has sought the stand of the Delhi government and Delhi Minorities Commission on a plea challenging the scheme providing for reimburs stanley thermoskanne ement of tuition fees of school students belonging to minority communities.   A bench of Chief Justice Satish Chandra Sharma and Justice Subramonium Prasad issued notice on public interest litigation by Avinash Malhotra who claimed that the exclusion of students from non-minority, low-income backgrounds based on religion and caste was unconstitut owala canada ional. The petitioner said that this constitutional hurdle can be overcome by tweaking the policy if reimbursement of fees is provided to all those who belong to low-income families and not only minority communities.     Also ReadSidhique Kappan has deep PFI nexus, writes to foment terror: UP govt The respondent notified a scheme for the Reimbursement of Tuition Fees for Minorities Categories students studying in Class I to XII, which is under challenge in the present petition. As per the scheme, minority students with family income below Rs three Lakh per annum were eligible for obtaining reimbursement of tuition fees and other compulsory fees in recognized public schools in Delhi, said the plea filed through lawyer Awantika Manohar. It is the case of the Petitioner that this policy is violative of Article.14 a hydrojug sport nd 15 of the Constitution. It does conform with either Article 15 4  or 15 6  of the Constitution, it said. The petitioner said that if the benefit of the reimbursem Vtqr Hyderabad: GHMC to develop app for registration of pets to curb dog menace
 WELLS, Maine 鈥?The Wells police and fire departments will get a new polene handtaschen  buildings.Voters overwhelmingly approved a multi-million dollar proposal, choosing to replace the decades-old fire station and police station with a new public safety complex, slated to cost around $14 million.1,176 residents voted in favor while 580 voted against the article.Residents w polene bag ere out until the last minute casting their ballots Tuesday night. The project was a hot topic as it has been in the works for about a decade.The plan will consolidate the old police and fire buildings into one centralized building.Right now neither meets code nor public safety standards.Wells voters also overwhelmingly passed an article that bans recreational marijuana shops and social clubs, and also vot brumate ca ed to accept donations to expand their library.Construction on the new public safety complex should start next year.More articles from the BDN