Supreme Court of India
Chinmoy Moulik and Ors. v. Damodar Valley Corporation and Ors.
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Service Law-Qual[fication-Damodar valley corporation (DVC) Recruitment during 1969-1977-Science graduates and engineering diploma holders appointed as Asst. Operators/Operators in DVC-Civil engineering diploma ho-lders appointed as Asst. Controllers-Policy decision of management-Mechanical and electrical diploma holders Asst. Operators/ Operators-Upgraded and brought at par with Asst. controller civil engineering diploma holders-Creation of separate cadre consisting of all diploma holders-Classification of degree holders and diploma holders whether amounts to discrimination. Held-No.
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