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Three-year free training programme for Law graduates

The Hindu reports on a three-year free training programme for law graduates from Backward Classes (BC) in Hyderabad district, set to commence in 2026-27. Eligible candidates must have completed a law course from a UGC-recognised institution, be registered with the Bar Council, and have an annual family income not exceeding ₹1.5 lakh in rural areas or ₹2 lakh in urban areas.

The programme aims to select four candidates, with one each from BC-A and BC-D categories and two from BC-B categories. Applications must be submitted to the Deputy Director, Backward Classes Welfare Department, Hyderabad District, by 5 pm on September 5, with terms and conditions outlined in English and adhering to community guidelines.

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