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How to Access Your Legal Rights in India

India, as a democratic country, provides its citizens with a range of legal rights and protections under the Constitution. However, understanding how to access and enforce these rights can often be complex due to the intricate nature of legal systems. This blog aims to provide an easy-to-understand guide on how to access and assert your legal rights in India.

Key Resources to Access Legal Rights

Legal Aid Services: India has a National Legal Services Authority (NALSA) that provides free legal aid to people who cannot afford private lawyers. Legal aid is available for various cases, including civil, criminal, and family law matters.

Public Interest Litigation (PIL): Public Interest Litigation allows individuals or groups to approach the courts to enforce fundamental rights, especially when they believe these rights are being violated. PIL is a significant tool to raise social and human rights issues in India.

Legal Clinics and NGOs: Numerous Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) and law schools operate legal clinics across India, offering free or low-cost legal services. These clinics help individuals understand and navigate their legal rights.

Online Resources: With technology improving access to information, numerous websites and platforms offer detailed information about various legal rights and processes in India. Some examples include India Kanoon, Legal India, and the official websites of Judiciary, Ministry of Law, and Legal Aid services.

Steps to Access Your Legal Rights in India

Step 1: Identify the Legal Issue

The first step in accessing your legal rights is understanding the legal issue at hand. Are you facing a violation of your rights, such as discrimination, unlawful detention, or denial of property? Identifying the issue allows you to pinpoint the legal areas you need to explore.

Step 2: Consult a Lawyer

Once you've identified the issue, it's essential to consult with a qualified lawyer. India has numerous law firms, legal professionals, and legal practitioners who can guide you through your legal journey. Many lawyers offer an initial consultation at no charge.

Step 3: Approach Legal Aid or PIL (if applicable)

If you cannot afford a lawyer, or if your case concerns public interest or societal injustice, consider seeking Legal Aid or filing a Public Interest Litigation (PIL). Legal Aid organizations can provide free assistance and will guide you through the entire process.

Step 4: Know Your Rights Under Various Acts

India has a plethora of laws, and each area of law has specific acts that protect your rights. Some of the essential rights and acts include:

Consumer Protection Act for consumer rights.

Right to Information (RTI) Act for access to information from public authorities.

Protection of Women from Domestic Violence Act for women facing domestic abuse.

The Indian Penal Code (IPC) for criminal law.

The Indian Contract Act for business and contractual rights.

Step 5: Approach the Court if Necessary

If your rights are being violated and the issue is unresolved through mediation, you may need to approach the local courts. The court will help you resolve disputes and enforce your rights. If necessary, you can appeal to higher courts like the High Court or the Supreme Court of India.

Step 6: File Complaints with Authorities

In cases of consumer rights violations, labor disputes, or human rights violations, filing a formal complaint with the relevant authorities can be an effective way to assert your legal rights. For example, consumer complaints can be filed with the Consumer Forum, and complaints related to corruption or human rights violations can be addressed to the Central Vigilance Commission.

How to Protect Your Legal Rights in India

While accessing your rights is important, protecting them is equally crucial. Here are some ways to protect your legal rights:

Stay Informed: Keep yourself informed about your rights. A simple understanding of the law can go a long way in protecting your interests.

Use Digital Platforms: Take advantage of online resources, government portals, and legal apps that provide updates on legal issues and news. Many people fall victim to middlemen who charge unnecessary fees for legal services, offering little value in return. Middlemen eliminates this problem by directly connecting clients with trusted legal professionals, removing the need for intermediaries, and ensuring transparency, efficiency, and cost savings in the legal process. https://www.middlemen.asia/

Record Evidence: Always gather necessary documentation, such as written communication, photographs, or video recordings, if possible, as evidence to support your claim.

Know the Statutes of Limitation: Legal claims have time limits. Make sure you're aware of the deadlines by which you must file complaints or lawsuits.

Form Alliances: Join social groups, NGOs, or unions that work towards the protection and enforcement of rights, whether civil, social, or economic.

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johnchowblog · 8 years ago

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TIOL-DDT 2994

GOVERNMENT has amended the Service Tax Rules to to allow a person located in non taxable territory providing online information and database access or retrieval services to a non-assessee online recipient to issue online invoices not authenticated by means of a digital signature for a period upto 31st January, 2017.

Rule 4C(1) of the Service Tax Rules reads as:

Any invoice, bill or challan issued under rule 4A or consignment note issued under rule 4B may be authenticated by means of a digital signature .

Now, a proviso is added to this sub-rule:

'Provided that a person located in non-taxable territory providing online information and database access or retrieval services to a non-assessee online recipient located in taxable territory may issue online invoices not authenticated by means of a digital signature for a period upto 31st January, 2017'

Incidentally, cross border business to consumer [B2C] OIDAR [online information and database access or retrieval]services provided by a foreign service provider to a person in India has become taxable from 1st December, 2016 onwards. For more see DDT 2968 and 2982.

Notification No. 53/2016-Service Tax., Dated: December 19, 2016

THE Rate Circular No. 29 of 2012 dated September 28, 2012 issued by the Dy. Director, Traffic Commercial (Rates), Railway Board on the subject "Levy of Service Tax on Transportation of Goods by Rail" contains the following guidelines -

ix) As per Rule 6 of the Service Tax (Determination of Value) Rules 2006, "the amount realized as demurrage or by any other name whatever called for the provision of service beyond the period originally contracted or in any other manner relatable to the provision of service" is included as part of the taxable service.

Accordingly, the levy of any demurrage and wharfage charges in case of transportation of goods by Rail shall attract Service Tax at the rate of 3.708%. Zonal Railways, FOIS/CRIS areinstructed to levy the Service Tax @ 3.708% on the gross amount of the demurrage and wharfage charges and collect the same from the customers for the purpose of remitting to Government of India.

I had in DDT 2021 while reporting the Rate Circular 29 of 2012 mentioned -

Will the Board - CBEC (not Rail Board) Clarify?

Four days back, apparently, the Railways had a re-think on the matter. And after examination of the contents of the above paragraph, they have issued a Corrigendum no. 7 to the subject Circular. The corrigendum makes it amply clear that the same is issued with the concurrence of Accounts and Finance Directorates of Ministry of Railways.

This is what the corrigendum reads -

In supersession of Para 4(ix) of Rates Circular No. 29 of 2012, it is advised that there is no liability on the part of Railways to collect Service Tax on Demurrage and Wharfage Charges . Demand Note/Receipt etc. for collection of Demurrage/Wharfage Charge shall, however, clearly specify that "Customer shall solely be liable for paying applicable Service Tax directly, under Reverse Charge Mechanism".

Incidentally, there has been no change in the law on the Service Tax side but that does not seem to have bothered the Railways a bit.

P G James has been incessantly covering this issue through his articles carried on our portal and has also followed it up with RTI applications made to the CBEC. Please see DDT 2021 & 2425.

We are carrying his latest article on this "corrigendum" titled "Why ‘over-burdened' Railway should pay Service Tax?" in our ST se GST tak column today.

Payment of Excise Duty with Old Notes?

MY friend and our columnist Shvetal Parikh writes in:

DDT 2993 dated 19.12.2016 published a clarification given by Hon'ble Finance Minister in the Parliament to the effect that the payment of Indirect Taxes has not been authorized by cash after demonetization of high value currency notes.

In this regard, it appears that as per the Notification No. SO 3408(E) dated 8.11.2016, as amended by Notification Nos. 3429(E) dated 10.11.2016 and 3448(E) dated 14.11.2016 published by Department of Economic Affairs, the demonetized currency notes of Rs.500 and Rs.1000 could be used for making payment towards any fees, charges, taxes or penalties payable to the Central or State Governments including Municipal and local bodies up to 24.11.2016.

As duties of Customs and Central Excise as well as Service Tax are taxes payable to Central Government, it is felt that the old notes of Rs.500 and Rs.1000 could be used for payment of these taxes up to 24.11.2016.

Bharuch Commissionerate has issued a Trade Notice No. 07/2016-17 dated 16.11.2016 to the effect that by virtue of aforesaid Notifications the demonetized currency / specified bank notes could be used for making payment towards any fees, charges, taxes (including Central Excise duties and Service Tax) or penalties payable to the Central or State Governments apart from utility charges from 9 th November to 24th November 2016. A copy of the said Trade Notice, as received through WhatsApp in personal capacity, is enclosed.

However, as per Rule 8(1B) of the Central Excise Rules, 2002, effective from 1.7.2014, every assessee has to pay duty electronically through internet banking except allowed by AC/DC for payment of duty by any other mode. Similar provisions have also been made for making payment of Service Tax electronically. So, it appears that if AC/DC has permitted any assessee to pay Central Excise duty or Service Tax by cash in old currency notes of Rs.500 and Rs.1000, he could have paid the same during the period from 10.11.2016 to 24.11.2016. However, there was no such official clarification, except the aforesaid Trade Notice of Bharuch Commissionerate.

Deposit of Old Notes - RBI Clarification

RBI has clarified yesterday that:

++ Tenders of SBNs in excess of Rs 5000 into a bank account will be received for credit only once during the remaining period till December 30, 2016. The credit in such cases shall be afforded only after questioning tenderer, on record, in the presence of at least two officials of the bank, as to why this could not be deposited earlier and receiving a satisfactory explanation. The explanation should be kept on record to facilitate an audit trail at a later stage. An appropriate flag also should be raised in CBS to that effect so that no more tenders are allowed.

++ Tenders of SBNs up to Rs 5000 in value received across the counter will be allowed to be credited to bank accounts in the normal course until December 30, 2016. Even when tenders smaller than Rs 5000 are made in an account and such tenders taken together on cumulative basis exceed Rs 5000 they may be subject to the procedure to be followed in case of tenders above Rs 5000, with no more tenders being allowed thereafter until December 30, 2016.

++ Full value of tenders of SBNs in excess of Rs 5000 shall be credited to only KYC compliant accounts and if the accounts are not KYC compliant credits may be restricted up to Rs 50,000 subject to the conditions governing the conduct of such accounts.

++ The above restrictions shall not apply to tenders of SBNs for the purpose of deposits under the Taxation and Investment Regime for the Pradhan Mantri Garib Kalyan Yojana, 2016.

++ The equivalent value of specified bank notes tendered may be credited to an account maintained by the tenderer at any bank in accordance with standard banking procedure and on production of valid proof of Identity.

++ The equivalent value of specified bank notes tendered may be credited to a third party account, provided specific authorisation therefor accorded by the third party is presented to the bank, following standard banking procedure and on production of valid proof of identity of the person actually tendering, as indicated in Annex-5.

RBI/2016-17/189 DCM (Plg) No. 1859/10.27.00/2016-17., Dated: December 19, 2016

Proposals for setting up of new SEZs - MHA clearance

DEPARTMENT of Commerce has instructed the Development Commissioners Special Economic Zones that since the requirement of National Security Clearance is to be assessed by the Department, before issuance of formal approval for setting up of new SEZs, the proposals may be examined and indicated whether the proposal would require National Security Clearance from MHA before sending the same to the Department for consideration of the Board of Approval (BoA).

Country Sensitivity: India's national security concerns include threats emanating from outside country. Hence, investment proposals originating from certain countries of concern (contextual) and tax havens require higher due diligence and caution during the process of vetting.

Geographical sensitivity: for the preservation of territorial integrity, serious threats emanate from ware and cross border activities including terrorism, subversion and sabotage.

Consequently, special care and higher due diligence needs to be exercised while evaluating proposals in the proximity of the LoC, LAC and the international borders from the point of view of locational integrity.

Proposals of foreign investment from countries of concern in the following areas will require more due diligence in threat assessment:

Please see: GSTN - No security clearance was obtained in respect of private institutions and DDT 2927, 2931, 2935, 2949

Department of Commerce (SEZ Section) No. F.2/7/2016-SEZ., Dated: December 19 2016

Pax Loses 5 lakhs at airport - Blames Customs

THE Ahmedabad Mirror reported yesterday that a passenger who flew into the Ahmedabad airport on December 12 lost his wallet in the airport and he blames the Customs.

His complaint states, "I flew in on December 12. After landing at Ahmedabad Airport, I was clearing the Customs check. I had put my wallet in a tray for scanning. After clearing the check, I picked up my luggage and went home. It was only after reaching home that I realized I had failed to pick up my wallet. I immediately went back to the airport to retrieve it but the officials could not find it."

He filed an application with the Customs department to be allowed to check the CCTV footage of the luggage scanning area so that he could figure out who took his wallet. He claims the department did not give him permission. It seems the Police checked the CCTV footage from the airport but discovered that the luggage scanning area has no CCTV cameras installed.

The Customs Commissioner is reported to have said, "I am not aware of a passenger losing his wallet at the Customs clearance counter and filing an application with the police. But the department will fully cooperate with the probe."

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[ad_1] GG News Bureau Srinagar, 27th Nov. The Jammu and Kashmir government has developed an online portal to streamline the processing of Right to Information (RTI) applications, aiming for full operational readiness by December 10. This digital platform, accessible at rtionline.jk.gov.in, will allow citizens to submit RTI requests, track their status, and receive responses electronically, eliminating the need for physical visits to government offices. Commissioner Secretary of the General Administration Department (GAD), Sanjeev Verma, emphasized the portal’s role in enhancing transparency and accountability in governance. Developed by the Jammu and Kashmir National Informatics Centre, the portal will maintain a comprehensive database of RTI applications and appeals, facilitating swift processing by Central Public Information Officers (CPIOs) and First Appellate Authorities (FAAs). To ensure seamless implementation, nodal officers at various administrative levels, including districts, have been appointed and trained. Departments with extensive CPIO and FAA networks are also nominating additional nodal officers at the directorate level. These officers have been provided login credentials to onboard respective officials onto the portal by November 29. “This initiative marks a significant step towards making the RTI process more user-friendly, transparent, and efficient,” said Verma. The portal is expected to contribute significantly to effective governance and public accountability within the Union Territory. The post Jammu and Kashmir Launches RTI Portal for Transparent Governance appeared first on Global Governance News- Asia's First Bilingual News portal for Global News and Updates. [ad_2] Source link

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nithiyanantha · 2 months ago

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The Influence of Technology on Modern Governance: An IAS Perspective

In the 21st century, technology has profoundly transformed governance across the world, reshaping how governments operate and deliver services to the public. For an IAS officer, understanding this digital evolution is critical, as technology not only streamlines administrative processes but also enhances transparency, accountability, and citizen engagement. In this article, we delve into how modern technology has revolutionized governance in India, especially through the lens of civil services, and why this knowledge is vital for IAS aspirants attending a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore.

1. Digital Transformation in Governance

The digital transformation of governance has been instrumental in making public administration more efficient and accessible. Initiatives such as e-Governance, Digital India, and Aadhar have bridged the gap between the government and the citizens. These technological interventions have streamlined numerous bureaucratic processes, reducing paperwork and enabling citizens to access services online. For IAS aspirants studying at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, understanding the frameworks and benefits of digital governance prepares them to adapt to these changes and contribute to this transformation.

2. Data-Driven Decision-Making

Technology empowers government officials to make informed decisions based on real-time data and analytics. Through digital platforms and data collection tools, civil servants can access up-to-date information about demographics, public needs, and social challenges. With accurate data, IAS officers can identify trends, address issues proactively, and implement policies that are responsive to the community’s evolving needs.

IAS aspirants at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore benefit from learning how data-driven governance functions, as it is now an integral part of their roles. For instance, knowledge in data interpretation and analytics allows future civil servants to take timely actions, allocate resources efficiently, and monitor the outcomes of their initiatives effectively.

3. Enhanced Transparency and Accountability

One of the most significant impacts of technology on governance is the promotion of transparency and accountability. Digital platforms and public portals make it possible for citizens to monitor government projects, expenditures, and outcomes. Moreover, systems like RTI (Right to Information) portals and e-Governance platforms enhance public trust by offering transparency into administrative activities.

For IAS officers, such technological transparency tools ensure that their roles are aligned with ethical governance and accountability. Aspirants trained at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore gain insights into how these digital platforms operate and the ways they ensure responsible governance. When they enter the field, they can harness these technologies to maintain high standards of integrity and answerability in their work.

4. Improved Public Service Delivery

Technology has also redefined public service delivery by simplifying and speeding up access to government services. From online grievance redressal systems to mobile applications for local governance, citizens can now avail themselves of essential services without physical visits to government offices. This shift to digital services ensures that even individuals in remote areas receive timely assistance.

Understanding the nuances of technology-driven public service delivery is crucial for IAS aspirants. When trained at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, they are equipped with practical knowledge of such systems and their benefits. As future IAS officers, they can use this knowledge to further optimize service delivery, ensuring that government programs reach every section of society.

5. Citizen Engagement and Social Media

Social media and online platforms have become vital tools for the government to interact with citizens directly. From announcing new policies to gathering feedback, social media enhances citizen participation in governance. IAS officers today are increasingly using these channels to gauge public sentiment, address concerns, and spread awareness about government initiatives.

For IAS aspirants, understanding the responsible use of social media in governance is essential. Training at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore prepares them to navigate these platforms effectively, ensuring they maintain professional boundaries while engaging with citizens. Social media, when used appropriately, can foster positive interactions between the government and the public, enhancing the efficiency and responsiveness of civil services.

6. Cybersecurity: Protecting Public Data and Privacy

As governance goes digital, the security of public data and privacy has become a priority. Cybersecurity protocols are essential to protect sensitive information against cyber threats. The government has implemented robust measures to safeguard citizen data, yet cybersecurity remains an evolving challenge that requires constant vigilance.

Future IAS officers, especially those who gain foundational knowledge at a TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore, must be aware of cybersecurity practices and their role in data protection. Understanding cybersecurity not only prepares them to guard public information but also emphasizes the importance of ethical digital governance.

Conclusion

Technology continues to redefine governance, making it more efficient, transparent, and citizen-centric. For IAS officers, mastering digital tools and understanding data-driven processes is now a core part of their responsibility in the public sector. Training at a reputable TNPSC coaching centre in Coimbatore equips aspirants with the knowledge and skills to navigate this technology-enabled governance landscape successfully.

As India advances into a digital era, IAS officers are at the forefront, ensuring that the integration of technology benefits every citizen, fosters trust in the government, and maintains the integrity of public administration.

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Judicial Accountability in the High Court of Allahabad

Public information officer High Court of judicature at Allahabad must provide the information of the total number of cases entertained by the Honourable court number-42 of the Honourable High court of Judiciature on the date 29th August 2024 out of 591 listed cases for hearing on this date. Registration NumberHCALD/A/2024/60222NameYogi M P SinghDate of Filing01/11/2024StatusAPPEAL DISPOSED…

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Consequences of No Information After 5 Years in RTI Applications

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CTET July 2024 Apply for OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet

CTET July 2024 Apply for OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet: The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has announced that candidates who appeared for the CTET July 2024 exam can request a copy of their calculation sheet and OMR sheet. To obtain these documents, candidates have to submit the request along with the prescribed fee of Rs 500/- by 15-09-2024. This process will help candidates to verify their exam details and ensure transparency.

CTET July 2024 Apply for OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet

Applicants who have earlier applied under the RTI Act, 2005 or through other means are required to apply again with requisite fees of Rs 500/- before the last date. The fee should be paid through bank draft through any scheduled bank in favour of the Secretary, CBSE payable at Delhi/New Delhi. Central Board Of Secondary Education (CBSE) CTET July 2024 Apply for OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet, Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) July 2024 DetailsInformationRequest for Calculation & OMR SheetCandidates of CTET July 2024 can apply for a Calculation Sheet with an OMR Sheet.Application FeeRs. 500/-Deadline for Application15-09-2024Payment MethodBank Draft in favour of Secretary, CBSE, payable at Delhi/New Delhi through any scheduled bankReapplication RequirementRequired for candidates who applied under the RTI Act, 2005 or other channels Applying for their calculation sheet and OMR sheet Candidates applying for their calculation sheet and OMR sheet must ensure that their roll number, name and address are correctly written in the application. Additionally, the roll number and name must be written on the back of the bank draft. The completed application, along with the bank draft, should be addressed to the Director, CTET and sent by speed post or by hand to CTET Unit, CBSE, P.S. 1-2, I.P. Extension, Patparganj, Delhi-110092. Please note that calculation sheets and OMR sheets will not be provided to any institute or school for commercial purposes or media display. Any incomplete applications or applications submitted on behalf of the candidates will be rejected without any notice. The decision taken by the competent authority of the Board will be final and binding. All requests for calculation and OMR sheets must reach the office by 15.09.2024, as late applications will not be accepted. Important DatesDetailsApplication Start07-03-2024Last Date to Apply Online05-04-2024 (Extended)Last Date to Pay Fee05-04-2024Admit Card Release05 July 2024Exam Date07 July 2024Last Date to Apply for Calculation & OMR Sheet15-09-2024Application Submission MethodSpeed Post or by Hand at CTET Unit, CBSE, P.S. 1-2, I.P. Extension, Patparganj, Delhi-110092Final Date for Receiving Applications15-09-2024 (No requests will be entertained after this date) CTET 2024 Application Fee PaperGen/OBCSC/ST/PHSingle1000/-500/-Both1200/-600/- Pay the Exam Fee through an Online Debit Card, Credit Card, or Net Banking OR Pay Offline E Challan Mode.

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InformationDetailsValid Period of CTET Qualifying CertificateFor a lifetime for all categoriesNumber of Attempts AllowedNo restriction on the number of attempts to acquire the CTET certificateReappearing After QualifyingA person who has qualified for CTET may also appear again to improve their score

CTET Important Links

ActivityImportant LinksNotice 14.08.2024CTET July 2024 Application For OMR and Calculation Sheet NoticeResult 31.04.2024CTET July 2024 Result DataAnswer Key Challenge Submit CTET Answer Key Challenge HereChallenge Notice 24.07.2024CTET Answer key and Answer Key challenge NoticeAnswer keyCTET Answer Key 2024Admit CardAdmit CardExam City / DateClick HereExam NoticeCTET PDF Exam NoticeApply OnlineCTET Online Apply LinkWhatsapp ChannelLatestJobsAlert.in WhatsApp Chanel linkJoin Telegram ChannelLatestJobsAlert.in Telegram Chanel LinkNotification BulletinCTET Notification Bulletin for July 2024WebsiteCentral Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) Official Link or https://ctet.nic.in/ How to Apply for CTET July 2024 OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet?

CTET July 2024 To ensure a smooth process when applying for the CTET July 2024 OMR Sheet and Calculation Sheet, candidates should follow the steps outlined below: - Step 1: Visit the official CTET website and download the application form for the OMR and Calculation Sheet request. - Step 2: Accurately fill out the application form, ensuring to include your Roll Number, Name, and Address. - Step 3: Prepare a Bank Draft of Rs. 500/- in favour of the Secretary, CBSE, payable at Delhi/New Delhi, from any scheduled bank. - Step 4: Write your Roll Number and Name on the backside of the Bank Draft for identification. - Step 5: Address the completed application to the Director, CTET, and enclose the Bank Draft. - Step 6: Submit your application either by speed post or by hand delivery to the CTET Unit, CBSE, P.S. 1-2, I.P. Extension, Patparganj, Delhi-110092. - Step 7: Ensure your application is submitted before the deadline of 15-09-2024, as no requests will be entertained after this date.

CTET Result 2024 Announced

The Central Board of Secondary Education (CBSE) has officially declared the result for the 19th edition of the Central Teacher Eligibility Test (CTET) held on 07th July 2024. Candidates can now access their results on the official CTET website, https://ctet.nic.in, as well as the CBSE website, https://cbse.nic.in. Additionally, the mark sheet and qualifying certificate will be made available shortly in DigiLocker. Candidates can download them using the mobile number provided in their CTET July 2024 application form. The exam statistics for CTET July 2024 are as follows: - Paper I: Registered Candidates: 8,30,242 | Appeared: 6,78,707 | Qualified: 1,27,159 - Paper II: Registered Candidates: 16,99,823 | Appeared: 14,07,332 | Qualified: 2,39,120 Candidates are advised to log in to the CTET or CBSE website to check their results. Read the full article

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