Section 12B of NCMEI : Section 12B: Power Of Commission To Decide On The Minority Status Of An Educational Institution

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Explanation using Example

Imagine that a Christian missionary school in Kerala, which has been operational for several years, applies to the State Government's designated authority for recognition as a minority educational institution. The school submits all necessary documentation to prove that its establishment and administration are primarily for the benefit of the Christian community. However, the authority rejects their application on the grounds that they have not sufficiently proven their minority status.

The school authorities believe that this decision is unju...

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