Butter is something most of us keep in the fridge without giving it much thought. But in one small town in Tamil Nadu, butter is more than just a breakfast spread. It is a local speciality that has been made the traditional way for generations and has become closely tied to the town's identity. So, which place is known as the Butter Capital of India? Let's find out. Also Read: You Can Walk Through A Cave In Africa Where An Entire River Disappears Underground Uthukuli Is Widely Regarded As The Butter Capital Of India Photo: Unsplash The answer is Uthukuli, a town in Tamil Nadu's Tiruppur district. For decades, Uthukuli has been associated with a traditional variety of butter called Uthukuli Vennai. Made using age-old churning methods, this butter has earned a loyal following for its distinctive taste and texture. Its popularity eventually gave the town a unique title: the Butter Capital of India. What Makes Uthukuli Butter Special? Unlike the glossy, factor...
People with more than two children will not be eligible for government jobs in Rajasthan -- this 1989 law of the state has now got the Supreme Court's seal of approval.
The rule is non-discriminatory, the judges said, hearing a petition challenging it.
It falls within the purview of policy and there is "no need to interfere with it," said the bench of Justices Surya Kant, Dipankar Dutta and KV Vishwanathan, in an order on February 20.
The bench upheld the decision of Rajasthan High Court of October 12, 2022, and dismissed the petition of former soldier Ramji Lal Jat.
After retirement from defence services in January 2017, the soldier had applied for the post of a constable in Rajasthan Police in May 2018.
But his application was rejected under the Rajasthan Police Subordinate Service Rules, 1989, as he had more than two children after 1 June 2002.
The court said it had earlier approved similar rules – meant to promote family planning -- for contestants of Panchayat elections.
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