Supreme Court of India
Dilip Kumar Ghosh and Ors. v. Chairman and Ors.
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Service Law-Recruitment and Leave of Teachers in Primary Schools in West Bengal Rules of 1991-Rules 2(n), 6, 9, 35-Recruitment of Primary School Teachers in West Bengal-Candidates holding BAIB.Ed-Whether can be equated with the candidates holding certificate of training for Primary School-Held, they cannot be equated-Candidates holding degrees need not be equipped to teach students of primary class-Further held, no credit can be given to the higher academic qualification. Interpretation-Circular issued by Director of Public Instructions-Held, cannot override the recruitment rules operating in
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