TN govt moves SC accusing Centre of withholding funds under Samagra Shikhsa Scheme over non-implementation of NEP

TN govt moves SC accusing Centre of withholding funds under Samagra Shikhsa Scheme over non-implementation of NEP

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NEPIn its original suit filed under Article 131 of the Constitution, the DMK government sought a direction to the Union government to pay it Rs 2,291.30 crore, with interest at 6 per cent


per annum on the principal sum of Rs 2,151.59 crore, from May 1, 2025, until the realisation of the decree.Ashish TripathiLast Updated : 21 May 2025, 02:43 IST Follow Us :


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