Supreme Court of India
Nitisha and Others v. Union of India and Others
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Issue for consideration: The issue pertains to the women offi cers of the Indian Army, who were granted Permanent Commission in pursuance of the judgment of this Court in *Lieutenant Colonel Nitisha and Others vs Union of India and Others, are aggreived by the non-empanelment for promotion to the rank of Colonel by selection. Armed forces – Women offi cers – Promotion to the rank of Colonel by selection – Women offi cers granted Permanent Commi ssion-PC pursuant to *Lieutenant Colonel Nitisha v Union of India’s case, aggreived by the non-empanelment for promotion to the rank of Colonel by selection
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